The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21

Mrs G. II. Smith is Offering special
bargains N millinery.
fine indies u. {. club meet this at
tcruoon with Mrs r. T.. Willard ON
South Main street.
w. J. Emerson. Y. ;. V. d.. will de.
vote all his time 10 the practice of vet
Urinary. See ad on another page
e. J. Fenton 4 Co. S store closed to-
day to arrange and mark down the stock
for the great l0days sale which starts
tomorrow morning.
There will special meeting of Den
MS Rcbekah lodge Wednesday evening
AZ clock for the installation of
officers. 4 banquet will he served after
the meeting.
The annual recital of the music pu.
pills of -. Miehael's parOchial school
will Ice given in Grange hall this eve
ming. The complete program appeared
in this paper last week. .
Work was begun Yesterday of alter.
ing and repairing the toilet rooms al
the local passenger station. The toilet
rooms will be extended east 10 the
edge of the platform. making each room
twice as large as it is at present.
There will be rummage sale at the
Salvation Army hall on Elliot street
Saturday afternoon and evening and all
day next Tuesday. Jan. %. The pro.
cecds will 90 toward the support and
help of the local corps. Friends who
have clothing or other things they would
like to donate are asked to notify Capt.
b. Hokc at 9 Elm street, or telephone
1872.
-Overseer George X. Mathers went
Wednesday TO Brattleboro with the eta
tions to be served in the cases of the 20
patients at the state asylum originally
from towns in the Benning-
ton probate district. The hearings in
these eases will be held at the probate
office on Jan. 81. Drs. l.. II. Ross and
f. j. Hurley will probably 90 to Brattle
boro on Saturday TO make the necessary
Observation-Disclosures Banner. Jan.
20
The annual meeting of the Grange |
store was held in Grange hall at l.3O
> clock Friday afternoon and the fol-
owing board of directors elected for
he ensuing year: 0. I. Ware. C. 5. Hop
tins. w. F. Goddard. II. J. Joy of Brat
leboro. L. II. Akeley of Vernon, The
auditors elected were George +. Crowell.
n. H. Bracket and +. S. Knight. A five
Ter cent stock dividend was declared.
1t the annual meeting of the Grange
Block association Immediately after.
ward the following board of directors
vas elected: O. T. Ware. W. L. God
ard, II. f. Taylor, A. B. Clapp, L. d.
'aylor.
Rose Ellen Bishop, 3S, wife of Rob.
ri Tasker died early Tuesday morning
{ Sairt Catherine hospital in Brooklyn.
7. Y. where she had been cared for ,
Ince the last of November when she /
nderwent an operation for the removal
cancerous growth in the abdomen I
he rallied well from the operation and t
ad seemed to be making good re- '
Dverv until the Friday before her death v
hen complications developed. Mrs. i
asker was born in Heartwellville, April Q
?. 1872, and was a daugher of the late i
athan and Sarah (Whitney) Bishop. Il
averhill, Mass, where they lived I'M "
seven wears ago when Mr.. Tasker A
'ok position in Brooklyn. Mrs. Task II
has spent many summers at Lake L
leasant Mass and has been frequent t
sitor to her sister. Miss Alta Bishop, n
Brattleboro Besides her husband o
e leaves one daughter, Merrial, g. and !,
rec sisters, Cora, wife of Frank Bry- a
/. of Greenfield, Mass. Miss Alta n
shop of Brattleboro, and Laura, wife il
Charles Fox of Jacksonville. The W
,dy was taken to Greenfield yesterday
here the funeral was held at II 0 clock
der the direction of Rev. w. M. Cas-
iy of the First Methodist church.
r sister, Carrie Bishop, who died IL III
ars ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant and i;
ISIS Bishop reached Brooklyn Monday esGd
ternoon The friends who went from s se
attleboro to attend the funeral were N
r. and Mrs Herbert Barker, Mrs. l.. j.; i,
Miller and W. J. Cain. FL fl
The Mother Goose Market which is hi
held Thursday afternoon and eve be
10. Jan. 81, is the name by which the ha
men of the Universalist society will bu
reduce their annual fair to the pub pc
Festival hall will be decorated in ad
zen and white, and the state flower ca
California, the gay red poinsettia, br
Il add color to the scheme. About 40 cha
ge silhouettes, descriptive of Moth wa
Goose scenes, have been prepared do
4 will be used in decorations around VIC
, hall. Booths where fancy and use me
articles will be for sale, will be wi
sided over by women in costume, to Oh
present characters made familiar att
ough long acquaintance with Mother we
ose rhymes. The Old Woman who for
ed in the Shoe will be there, and
| heartlessly sell her children; Lit
Jack Horner with his pie, and Sim
Simon with his pail and fish line, ur
take care of the grabs, which will pr
crest the children; Miss Muffit and ha
Spider will spin and sell fortunes. SUI
entertainment entitled, Mother ma
,se's Dream. will be given at 4 be
lock for the children. Jack Spratt abb
wife will have the supper in charge. WI
s will consist of chicken-pie. cold thi
key and meats. and the usual good bal
lgs for which the Universalist wom- to
have made themselves famous, and col
be served from $50 to 7.30. Old chi
70 Cole and His Fiddlers Three will Du
se music during the supper hour. AT the
clock Mother Goose will welcome her Alb
nds, and a short entertainment will Br;
given. after which dancing will be bat
wed for the balance of the evening. for