The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18

meeI neat week.
David slpNell, Who died ID Lea
sianioITG iaaI Friday, nas father al nT
Iin u, sloWeIl ~ THE town,
-fhrTc will he a rehearsal u liTaiilr
boia lodge, \, 4. a. T., ia nfand Arms
tall neat Tuesday evening" AZ ; o clock
The degree tram and station nlarsn
aTr requested Ia h. present,
fhr Methodist Sunday school gave
shoe and valentine serial Monday
evening IN the church NrslTy Refresh
menis were served aud about $50 Was
raised for snndaV school work,
"A special Invitation Is extended ia
an men 10 b. present az the lniNrT,
salisl church Sunday morning when
| Rev, u, r. Trout will preach an the sub
| lrrl, Why We Want No'laccns"
/ Town.
The Womnns Relief corps aud Ia,
| Nlird friends will have slclghrldc
Ia puinry Tuesday. The rutney Re
/ lief raFIis will serve dinner The teams
will leave q, \, Il, hall at 10 . clock
| Al who wish in 80 are requested 10
notify Mrs Z, u, l.amson. - Washing
| ton street, before that date.
Henry Corfirau answered guilty
before Judge +. W Gibson Ia muniri
pal court Monday morning and was
ilnrd 80 and costs, amounting In all %
slo,ip, which be paid, lie WAS a rail
road rmploye aud was thoroughly
saturated with intoNicanis when = ken
lnie custody sunday by Chief IT Police
Wilson.
The onsr0mmissi0ned officers Of
Company | gave an informal reception
saturday evening M the armory "a Ser,
.ssN Ha.aa 40 H. A..
had been detailed 10 a week services
with the company 4 musical program
WAS rendered aud refreshments were
served. Sergeant Cody left Sunday for
Montpelier,
"A stated conclaye Of Beauseani
commnndery. X. r., was held wedncs'
day rvcnin" when the Temple degree
was conferred ON two candidates. The
Red Cross decree will he conferred 40
special conclaVc Ia be held this eve
ming. The official inspection Of the
local commandcry hy the grand officers
Of the grand commnndcry will take
place Wednesday, March Q.
Tho announcement of the engage,
mrut of clever little Clara Turner and I
her excellent supporting company will I.
hc met with approval 10y the theatcr- /.
going public of Brattlcboro. The east I
engaged bv Manager Ira ". Jackson 4
for the support of his dainty little star
Is an exceptionally strong one and have
al been selected for their especial III
ness for the characters they are called
upon To delineate. As usual Thursday
night will be ladies night. and the best
seats are ohtainahlc for small sum
md ladies ticket.
The young people Of the Baptist
'hurch held novel and enjoyable so
'ial Wednesday evening IN the church
iarlorS. II took the form of an apple
ocial The price of admission was a
good looking apple. The party was
divided in groups by drawing cards
With colors and numbers to specify the
particular group to which the holder
Games were played and a
literary contest on apples furnished the
vening' amusement. Two prizes. a ,
arge apple pie and small apple pie, ,
we're awarded according to the charac- !
er of the work 4 literary and musi.
al program was also rendered.
AT the regular meeting of the
GARD of bailiffs held last FRIDAY eve. I
ing the assessment of the cost of put u
ing in the North Main street sewer \
-as taken up. The total cost. which n
IN Si4JO was divided up |
mong the abutting land owners on q \
ro rata basis. There was an informal /
llk concerning securing lower rates q
n municipal lighting. Although the Il
,ntract with the Twin State Gas 4 y
lectric company does not expire until o
pxt August the board feels that the Ii
llage should get reduction similar \
Ills. +. NJ. Adds. manager of the a
cal company, was invited TO meet $
e board for an informal discussion of
ch proposition. He assured the
,ard that the company would be glad @
do whatever was reasonable about ~
anting a reduction before the eXpira u
on of the contract. Mr. Adds also ~
severed several questions concerning a
e companys plant and operating it, u
United States Senator Moses +. Ii
app of Minnesota on his first visit to nj
ermont Monday, passed through nj
enroute to Montpelier, Fl
lere he spoke that evening under 10
e auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. Senator III
app in conversation with a Reformcr lc
preventative said he understood that tn
ere was considerable dissatisfaction NJ
Vermont concerning congress and co
ked what specific fault Vermont had w
find. When he was told that Yer tn
riff bill framed last year he made Fl
attempt to defend it. bat turnal be
remarks to the speakership Of nc tn
use of representatives. He said that he
understood that Vermonters lid not ar
ror the reelection of Cannon TO the on
,akership He said it was his first
it to Vermont and that while the
lntrv was blanketed with snow ne sol
S satisfied that the thrift of the IN n,
nkee. of which he had heard, would ga
evident during his trip which IN go
ded Montpelier and Burlington. lei
The funeral of Jerry f. Haywood an
o died last week Thursday morning Til
his home, IS Walnut street, was held hel
nday afternoon. A prayer service lat
5 held at 130 clock at the home tin
at clock the body was removed fai
the Centre Congregational church ule
ere public services were held. Rev. the
' NJ Houghton offciated and Wan all
tiquet lodge of Odd Fellows con da,
ted brief service Mrs. W. H. me
I'd and Miss Emma Gregg with F. Gus
accompanist, sang, Abide the
h Me and Lead Kindly Light The mig
rers, members of the Odd Fellows tea
ge, were W. F. Goddard, A. J. Cur con
!, H. s. Goodenough and A. F. Rob gre
!. The body was placed in the tina
lsoleum at Morninoside. Inc funer- the
vas largely attended and the floral Gus
utes were ~rofuse. Among the rela- woo
$ and friends who were present from ed.
of town were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
ward of Detroit, Mich, Mr.. and ~
George HAYWOOD and dauohter of uoo
iden Mrs. Hervey Smith of SIAM one
and Mrs. Henry Strong Of Groton, ap,
n, Fred Haywood and Mrs. Fred nnis
" ~ sug