The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
Deal NOTES AND GOSSIP.

|nnshlnr snrirtN, branch !, ~ hn
lans for card party la he give
u week.
80 council, Knights ct Columbus
~ the iisi dsgrr' at is meeting
n evening,
sntileboro lodge, \, I, q, T., vii
n masquerade ball IN Festival hal
Z. All are inNlied,-adN 30
Pho next regular Meeting Ut be "
L, will hc held IN the rdsi room
Tuesday afternoon nj ! - clock.
Protective grange will confer ih,
bud second degrees "Wednesday eve
The work will Ice done by specla
b. team.
4 During the month of February III,
ICES at the Home FOR the Aged OF
ern avenue will be- conducted by
u. L. Trout.
Tho week OF prayer has been OBJ
rd this week IN the Methodist
rh. Each evening one OF more Of
= several church organizations had
&c Of the services.
<|IAt meeting Of the executive com.
D. Of the Vermont Horticultural so
in Burlington Saturday u was
NJ that the next annual meeting Is
~ y TO bc held in Braitleboro.
<1The teachers training class of the
sre Congregational church will meet
3day evening nj 100 with Miss Mary
fenrns on Western avenue. The sub
is. llygicnic Treatment of Children.
pCapt. j. Il. Harmon of Company *,
g.. has been appointed fegimenial
hissary on the staff of Col. j. q.
Nv. he has rendered his resignation
nptain Of the Bennington company,
5sition he has held five years. Capt.
mon is son of Col. Thomas Han.
and formerly lived in Brattlcboro.
<Auditors II. b. Chamberlain and c.
Staples began Wednesday TO audit
|accounts of the town. They expect
d kc about 10 DAYS for the work. The
,ctmen decided that IL was unneces.
\ to appoint third auditor 10 fill
|vaeancy caused by the death of e.
piper as both Mr.. Chamberlain and
Staples are thoroughly acquainted
D the work.
|The next regular meeting of Wind
Congregational ministers will take
b. in the parlors of Centre Congre.
ional church Monday AZ 10 o clock |
b. Following is the program: Devo.
Is. Rev. j. Dahlstrum of Brattlebor0; |
G. C. Macdonald of Londonderry; |
lew. Religion aud Miracles, Rev. Roy |
lloughton of Brattleboro; book re-
". The Character of Jesus, Rev. n. 5. /
pre- of Newfane; essay, Rev. W. j.
lou of Ludlow.
AT a meeting of the board of civil
hority Saturday evening C.. 5. Hop.
and II. b. Chamberlain, the com.
tee appointed to ascertain the mum
of deaf and dumb, Predetermined
blind persons in town, reported IL
/ persons. Mr.. Hopkins was in
cted to prepare the list for filing
the county clerk and the same has
/ done as required by the laws of
!. This act provides for the instruc.
of such persons at the expense of
state and the names of several chill.
on the list will be presented to
governor for such instruction.
The program for the joint ma
Ivre camps of the army and national
d for the summer of 1910 has now
arranged by the general staff of !
army. The places for the camps in !
are the same as for those of 1908,
the addition of one to be held
where in Pennsylvania, Maryland, {
'irginia for the states named and
2 of the District of Columbia, Della {
), and New Jersey. Two years ago +
as planned to select site for this /
} but owing to the absence of many v
nizations of the regular army in a
no action was taken. National v
d troops from Maine. New Hamp- i
/, Vermont. Massachusetts, Con f
cut, and New York, are also to be o
lty at Pine Plains. n
having been made to a
board of bailiffs that several per v
have been annoyed by small boys c
snowballs. instructions have been !
to the police department to be on il
Ookout for offenders. This means t.
snowballing pedestrians or people v
ans is misdemeanor that is liable )
md boys in the municipal court St
e they will be fined. Recently sew G
small boys ON Canal street snow
4 a passing electric car and while n
image resulted other than ruffling a
emper of the conductor and alarm Y
he passengers. who feared for the f;
Y of the windows, second offense tt
quite likely result in the young m
appearing before Judge Gibson I'M pl
ne escort of a policeman. ii
here was large attendance at the e,
ng of the Centre club in the chapel ii
e Congregational church Sunday tn
ny. A musical program was given so
lich Miss Ruth Sprague sang a tn
md Miss Helen Weatherhead rem lii
a violin solo. Miss Florence E. tn
gave travel talk on her summer ed
abroad last year, which was not Sc
but highly instructive. pr
)ok her audience with her through ed
France, Holland and into England Sc
er descriptions of the people and is
customs, especially in Italy and tn
e, included not only those places is
l by tourists who follow the beat
h but many side trips were taken L.
ces that guide books fail to men of
Her story of Switzerland was a te,
ing description of the people of He
ountry. fro
hat the Boston and Maine railroad OF
| will be the one selected for the SUI
trike to enforce the demands of Wv
,veral organizations of railroad wa
o secure the so-called Chicago TN
schedule for all railroad employees wa
f the Mississippi river, seems RE
The opinion of those railroad men Wv
e in position to know where the the
low is to be struck. 1t is said JoI
he employees Of the Boston and a,
are the best organized of any NE
/ the east, that the road is one of OF
st money makers and the last one wa
ire a strike, and that the other BIZ
g conditions, are ideal for quick val
lg of the demands of the men. If Ia
,e is inaugurated on the Boston MI
aine and well under way, it is WI
sled that similar steps will be La
IN the New Haven lines, with the :
ork Central as the next road to be cha
l by the affiliated organizations nur
nmen. aud
at delightful, farcical musical eve
lganza, The Wizard of Wiseland, sysl
has been singing its merry and DIN
ne way into the hearts of thou was
If theatergoers this season, will cou
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