The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

-i'Eospe.t ilill tennis club openes
IT, court on Pine street Monday morn
ing,
throughout the day Monday, Memorial
day,
There will b. a special meeting Of
Oasis encampmeni, !, q. q. ~, THU
evening for the purpose Of comforting
ibr golden rule degree.
Tulip day will be observed at Oh,
store ~ fenton A company tomorrow
aud 500 tulip fans will be given ava,
10 the brsi 500 women visiting the -
tablishmeni
The postofiice will be open from
90 " a. m. Monday. Memorial day, and
the local carriers will make only the
morning delivery. The rural carriers
will not make any delivery.
The governors Of the Vermont
Wheel club have appointed Martin
Austin, X. G. Bacon and W. A. shnm.
way committee 20 make arrangements
for fitting celebration Of the club :
25ih anniversary next November.
The Dartmouth college tennis team.
of which y. II. Harris Of this town Is
Hanover, y. H.. Saturday. Harris him
self defeated Benton 60, o., and with
Smith defeated Benton aud Oakley In
doubles.
Judge J. NJ. Tyler, Judge T.. l..
Waterman and Clarke &. Fits attended
the complimentary banquet rendered 10
Chief Judge John W. Rowell Of the 81.
preme court In the Pavilion hotel at
Montpelier Tuesday evening. Judge
Tyler and Mr.. Fits spoke during the
after.dinner exercises.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank X. Durham
Of Keene. n. H.. observed their 50th
wedding anniversary Saturday evening
nj their home. over 200 people attend
ing the reception. Mr.. Burnham was
born in Brattleboro in 1894. but has
been resident Of Keene for many
years. His wife is a native Of Stod'
dard, n. II.
DIR. II. ID. Holton. secretary Of the
state board Of health. has given in.
structions TO DIR. William Lindsey of
Montpelier 10 make arrangements for
the annual school for health officers 10
be held in that city early in August.
More than 200 health officers attended
this school held at Montpelier last year.
The Kellogg Hubbard library hall has
been secured as a place to hold the
meetings which will continue through
four days.
/. "A local politician employed in one
of the factories received generous
supply of Mead buttons a few days ago |
and now the boys and girls in the |
of the politician 8 home
are wearing from one to ten if these |
emblems. One small boy adorned his
sweater with these Mead emblems us
ing the buttons to form the letters
J. X. b., evidently voicing the senti.
ments of his father. who is probably a
friend of Candidate James X. Batchel-
der.
1t is expected that goodsized
delegation of local Sbriners will go to
Springfield Mass. today to witness
he parade and attend the banquet and
ceremonial festivities given by Melha
-emple in honor of several imperial Off
.ers who will pay that temple an Off
.ial visitation this afternoon. II is ex'
,ected that number of Brattleboro
shriners will attend the annual outing
# Mount Sinai temple which will be
leld at Newport June "a. A steamer
las been chartered and the ceremonial
work will be held at Owl s Head on the
AXE. Bektash temple of Montreal
rave been invited to join the Montpel-
er mobiles and preparations will be
made for entertaining 600.
George A. Hubbard. So, a teamster
nd coal and wood dealer. died at his
ZONE in Fitchburg. Mass, Saturday ;
light of tuberculosis with which he |
ad been afflicted several months. He
yas native of Chesterfield, n. H., and !
vas son of Elbridge and Lydia Ames
hubbard. He went to Fitchburg 10
ears ago to become associated wlth
is uncle in the wood, coal and truck
no business. and had continued the
usiness since the latter's death. lie ]
, survived by one sister, Mrs. W. }.
,av. of Dummerston, and two half n
rothers, Albert Hubbard Of Chester Z
cid and Erwin Hubbard of Brattle- :
ORC. The body was taken to Chester, 7
ED Monday afternoon and funerai
srvices were held there Tuesday. Bur ,
i was in the family lot in the Ches-
,rfield cemetery /
Glass day at the Brattleboro mgn a
.bool will be held Saturday, June Is, e
his year owing to the fact that the
ollege Entrance Examination board Il
III hold examinations here the fol a
wing Monday. Examinations by this a
,ard will be held in only two other "
laces in the state, Burlington. and
ntland and as no teacher is eligible I
i, take charge of them, they will De $
ven under the supervision OF Rev. =. Il
s. Osgood Mr. Osgood will preach
70 baccalaureate sermon on the even +
o of Sunday, June 10, in the Congre. a
,tional church. Graduating exercises N
III take place Tuesday evening, June ii
|. in the auditorium with Prof.. her, t,
an H. Horne of New York university d
speaker. A reunion OF the hlgaa G.
.hool Alumni association Will pc neiu ii
the high school building Wednesday d
'ening, June 22 T
eansns enumerators completed the sc
limo Of the census in Brattleboro a
nnday. They made a tour OF the &C
'siness section of the town and iocat "
70 persons who had been skipped 70
the enumerator making the nrst pl
umeration. Since the first day OF aat
ay. at which time the time limit l Iop u
King the census expired, nearly ooV ~
mes have been added to those al, u.
adv taken. AS many, complains "eLe az
de to the board or trade l.aC en I S
nmerators had failed on their nrst e. e.
mt to do thorough JOB the state - -
pervisor of the census, l.. M. Hays, VI
Burlington, was notified ana eA.enu s
the time for completing tne census Al
"a a;mnossible to visit all of the NJ,
INC, Ious im untitled in the first enumera- he he
SUR in the extended time and Mr.. ha
v granted further extension to wi
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