The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11


nlr degree VAS conferred upon randi
date.
Rev, Father J. ]. 0Tiiiin Of Wash
inst0n, u, a., celebrated mass at tho
- clock service IN ~. Miohael's Ramai
Catholic church Sunday morning,
-GeoTgr Cfoll, the contractor, vii
within few weeks begin tho erection
~ siNf nom hause With modern az
I,ainimenis en the lot aWned hy hlm ~
Highland street,
The Mortified. Mass., boys bn
I sadr viii give a competitive military
drill IN Festival hall Monday evening
March u, followed by basketball
gam" between the brigade ; Team and
the local Independents.
The teachers training class OF the
Centre congregational church will meet
with Miss Florence llemenway, 81 High
street, Monday evening NJ as. The
subject Is Education from the Stand
paint 81 the SuPeTeonseiousness,
Rev, Edward sharp will start im,
mediaielY Ia nnish the three apartment
house that b. started GA Central street
last year Last wear the structure was
boarded Ia and Il will require but a few
weeks TO laih and plaster the building,
The Vermont Phoenix company has
illcd articles of association With the
secretary Of state, Us purpose being
the publishing of a newspaper and con
Quoting general printing establish
meni. The company has capital stock
ot 10000. divided into zoo shares The
signcrs are ", T.. Hubbard, Walter 4.
Gilbert, Bessie l., farnum. Harry l.,
Piper and Ernest n Bcmis, all ~ Brat
ilchnTn.
1t t. love that makes world go
round In the brand new spectacular
musical drama. The Girl From the o. ;.
A., which comes 10 the auditorium Tues.
day evening. viii be- seen how the light
hearted frcnchman. the crafty Turk.
aud the ceremonial Chinese mandarin
each makes love To the choice of his
heart. Also the cheerful American. who
does all things with yigur aud rush
10 other people, pursucs coy
Cupid strcnuously 10 a happy finish.
John Cunc Of Vernon street re-.
cciycd telegram dated Monday morn.
Ing from 36l East 1881 street. New
York city, telling him that his son.
Patrick, WAS dead aud asking what dis
position should be made of the body. /
Burial was made in that city. Patrick |
Nlune, who was about - years Of age. /
left Brattleboro about eight years ago I
and no word had been received from /
him since the day he left until his /
father received the message Monday. /
According to the press agent, The
iirl From the L. ;. 4. will be the best
performance ever offered in the audito.
ium at popular prices The entire pro.
luction has been bought by leading
london syndicate. and is already placed
n the larger cities of the provinces for
he next five years. The production will
emain exactly the same as will be seen
ere. vet the scale of prices will be
hrec times the cost of seats here. All
atrons are requested to be in attend
nee early as the interest of the play
tarts AT the very rise of the first eur
ain Remember the date. March -.
The tuberculosis committee of the
Woman s club will hold
ublic meeting in the Congregational
hapel Wednesday evening nj 5 o clock.
liss Alice Lindgren. the nurse who
as charge of the tuberculosis work.
ill make a report of the work done
ere since last November and will tell
the meeting of the Massachusetts
iberculosis association which she AT.
nded last week. Everyone interested ,
stamping out this disease in Brat. +,
eboro is invited TO be present. and
fter Miss LindTen s report full dis. !
lssion of the situation is hoped for.
The signs of spring cannot he mis-. 4
ken. Marbles are in evidence and ;
APPLE sugar appears on the market.
enology enthusiasts are displaying an ,
leasiness about getting at the job f c
ling the incubator and the bones that I
e dog buried in the snow last winter !
gin to show themselves on the lawn. o
he occasional spot where the ground v
ows through the snow and the pot of
Iffodils in the window are sure har h
myers of the vernal season. When the T
hes have been removed from the eel. /,
r and the debris of winter raked up q
the ward il will be time to get out II
e spade and 90 through the initial y
)tions of a man engaged in intensive r
rming. No doubt about it; spring is Il
irving. in sections. al
The Postal Telegraph-cable com HI
ny has begun night letter service ST
tween all offices on its own telegraph OF
es and the lines of its direct connec. bl
ms in the United States, Messages OF
this new class will be known as night Il
Postal telegraph offices. over the tie
inter or by telephone. in the usual to
y. The charge for night letter. tele- of
inns of 80 words or less will be the az
.ular day rate for 10 words. and one w
Ii of this rate will be charged for W;
n additional 10 words or less. They in
st be written in plain English. Code
cypher will not be permitted. They IN
] be accepted for transmission at q,
hit and delivery at destination on the If
rning of the next ensuing business 90
:. by mail or messenger at the option ro
the company 81
The work of reinforcing the abut. wi
hts of the West River highway is
dye with concrete is being hurried de
) week by the contractors, Crosby & err.
'ker. The engine and mixer have los
N set up at the north end Of the I'M
dye and the mixed concrete is an
nped through holes at either end of on
structure into the forms about the of
tments. Monday post was placed the
cath the north end of the east arch lea
iackscrew was used to relieve the
III of the strain upon the arch. Ord say
were given by representatives of Ian
Connecticut River Power company AM
nday for mudsill to be placed in eve
river DeHeaUn UHe Drlupe. LdJeT III vi
decided to use a cable to draw the int
lge back into position and such a of
lie was stretched across the river
a turnbuckle was used to bring the tu,
lge into shape. WIZ WV;
Berlin H. Ovitt, As, died at his wa
e, Reed street, Saturday morning gre
pneumonia following an attack of of
sles. He had been i'll only about at
e weeks. Mr. Ovitt was born in FIRE.
N. Y, March Is, 1864, wol
was the son of David and Mary all