The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-25
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The fourth dance Of the winter !
series being given by the Odd Fellows
will be held this evening In both halls.
DR. Edward ;. Cowles gave a lee
inre ON The Sub,I Conscious Mind IN his
office In the American building Tuesday
evening,
AT a special meeting Of Oasis en-
campmeni OF Odd Fellows Wednesday
evening the Golden Rule degree was
The annual Thanksgiving sale OF
food aud home made candies by the
women of the Centre church was held
in the chapel Tuesday afternoon and
evening aud nearly $3.50 was realized,
The usual array Of tempting pastry ana
sweeimeats was made.
The schools Of the Incorporated dis
trict closed "Wednesday noon until Mon
,lay morning for the usual ThnnksgiN' |
ing recess. The pupils Of the Washing |
ton street school gave an exercise com
memorating the first Thanksgiving day /
al the morning session Wednesday.
Over 100 couples attended the hose
company's moonlight dance last even
ing in Grange hall and report hns
time. The stage was decorated win
evergreen aud the moon in the distance
made pretty forest effect Leitsing'
er's orchestra furnished excellent mu'
sic.
Isabel Adelaide Braekett, &c, died
SATURDAY. nj the home OF her niece, MISS
clara Morton. on Union street, North
ampton, Mass, after short illness; She
was native of Green klNer, anu h1d
been a proofreader ON the oreehheiu
49,, 90 ,aars She had lived IN
Northampton seven years
Mrs. II. Josephine Hayward of Wo'
burn, Mass. will speak before the
Woman 5 club Wednesday, afternoon;
Nov. 80. on The Arts and Crafts OF
Mexico. The club is also espeeially io,
tunote in having with them on tha'
d,~ Mrs Edith Christie Miller of BoS,,
ron a very talented musician, who VIII
render several violin selections.
The marriage of James Leo iiagan
and Miss Marguerite Boyd, daurhter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c, scott, 'VIn
place Yesterday at the home 9i tn'
bride s parents in North ,am ,,i n,',
Mass. Mr.. lIagan was formerly en-
no Vermont Printing company; an
Mrs Uapan spent several weeks III
Brattleboro last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collier OF
Fairyiew street have recently ~
chased of Mrs. Ambrose Heseoeh t ,ho
property sin MARLBORO known as ' ho
plJ snow Tavern. Possession VIII nS
o o;won ,'" ot once and Mrs. Heseock VIII
49, her home i'm Brattleboro with hei
dan@bter. Mrs. Stebhins. Mr.. and Mrs
ToIler do not intend to move to Mar,
boro until next spring when they WIZ
maka extensive repairs TO the hous'
and ft II up for summer boarders'
Iobr plummer. while enjoying Q
constitutional after churSn SUI NH
recovered a dead fawn on Melrose M
me- animal was living in such liieiiS'
nosit;on that Mr.. Plummer, with th'
sp;rit If the naturalist crept up III
spnd;po To study it at close Iahee
Wien The animal stirred not Mr.. rum
49, discovered that it was deau
WI, the bullet of a hunter Ia;
oaobed n vital spot or whether the am
,"i hod died from grief at hearing VI
.bn evnloits of the present leslsla,u.'
not known. and only post m9 NOR
nv County Game Warden kos"eil y
Frost can determine.
f G. Chace of Providence; n, a.
general manager of the Fort p9ar +,
MIL 9nIi was in Brattleboro SATURDAY "
Mills,, We NE aroanization of the corpora
at'e" h,, the stock subscribers, lie 81,
t .iot o arrehitects are busy completing Wv
. nng MANS for the big mil ana eA
WI 70 have them done WITHIN ~ ~
When the plans are completed spe oator
t;ons will be available ior to CIV. %,GI
wishing to bid on the contract ~ M p tho
ing the mill, It is hara udgod pi tb;s fall i
contracts can be aWarue1 t tn no don
tin,e to hermit much work 10 9e uGn
aioiS digoing cellars and laying 1o snat
a. durino tbe season of heavy fros'
e is not advisable.
The first issue of the Hlgn ms nen ba
Dial for the present schooi si in NOR
made its appearance TINS WEE Sforn 20 nh
attractive form than ever oe altptlractiv,
ever design is unusually attrao oho,
f eoiea in nnrple and white, the scn no,
: o aeinrs If is the work of 4. y. i LIZ
coi1rs, The class of 1911 who IS ans
\ rex o. tho In' for the well-drawn depar
respohShi oad;nos throughout the pape
Tlen nad;t;on to the regular department
IL '' cmrrent issue of The Dial coht ~
one oomnlete directory of the eo,I
sohooi s. F. Breese. Morse; ~ H.
e ed;tor. in chief and Miss Evelyn d n1iite
con Of the same class asslstapneh vt
The business manager ~ Manage
Knowlton, 1911 ana assis'"N'
| julius F. Kuech, l9l2' =,
| Gilbert Corbin, 81, died az for,
,,o the former Elihu Arms la.l
| "Wednesday after an illness W. wi
Grin of three days. lie leaves Fra,
and two sons, Charles y; any NJ CT
q Corbin, all of Greenileiu I'd drove
bin was born IN D rS from West Ha
team 10, rolrain mountain to Gree
f aaia WI He later carried on the farm .
neiI' Nash in North Adams. was M ~
=, y, of f' the school committee OF d. III u
per VI n,onv wears, an assessor
tow,it h aUi nnsitions of importance
III oen 20 Greenfield 20 years ago.
CAM nnS a kind husband and father anu "
w woted to his family The 1une elorni,
held at his home Satulraao f Deerf,
Nov. 70. Rev. /. II. Chilus b ~, hei
conducted the services, tne pu r ,S
in North River ce MUH d
rse Greenfield Gazette NOV. To- ..,
, ,nt That the big family OF paole11
wo "a attendants at the Brattlepolu
treat tln Jared well yesterday y H. sno ann
The the food prepared f9T ere frst con
70 Than ksgiving dinner. aa liz i' and
: of soup required o1 sa mere needed
pounds se OF de- 5e'T Resistance of the dim N
the pie wore $50 pounds OF cnl az,
There Wels tbe minor item OF gip
served o anm to 80 gallons. IL
gravy ' 965 pounds of potatoes
qulre5% Of SQUASH, and 223 poundds >,
u pounus we're Eve served in a cream ~,
%s tsm1 %ss p seTSe d. due du n.y.
dinner, and 80 d gallons all oimpo St part
the menu men Of T Sfsaa One goes a!Sng WITH
dn Of the good I'll thi of using EM 14O loaves.
day the dUnt tn TUesated a. at the Retreat
. was ou makes the ordinary hou is