The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17
THE BRArrLEBoRo REroRMER. FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1910

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limaien trAl estate @eeesf fsaI leis
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- ils saanaialrr 0n FrsaduiaaiAs a tse
Iepaillran state rahssnlloH Iabr ~
A siu.lg IL lhs Nilai satisfies -
1 No t0Nn ~ ltFatiiriaafe warrants ihr
belief that ih- ahnHal nhahg mrri
aH The rasaman Aili sAaN = larger lssf
Seniagr ~ ihfaRis ihis NraF ihan hssr
tafnTr, u l. a. be- hnlsci that ihrA
aiil al he ploseni,
Al = maeiing ~ iho athletic asso..
citation ~ The hlatilrbafa bah sehnni
Friday afternoon Joseph 4, Enhrls has
elected fnalhall manaprI IuT he 80
san ~ 1910, he has already arranged
tentative schedule sad has secpfr,i
two rumrs with Bellows falls hlgh
sahaoi.
nra,ilel,ero lodge n. y, q, T., will
hold regular meeilns Mednes'iaa
evening At : - 'rlnok ia ised Men ; hail
The derfee siaif undeF the ilfeeilsn ~
,lesfer master. Harry sneeiland, nili
ranfer she herfnr nn a class ~ rahdi'
dairs, Az excellent program viii "
pfaKidsl Ia the entertainment rnin'
miiiee. Mrs. y, y, Wilson,
-Ata sI.eelal nireiine ~ the Brat
iichoFa llaat rlnb last evening" u Wa
decided not 10 have a regatta 20 con
nrrtinn With the Magnei rlnh : cflr.
bratinn 90 she afternoon Il InlY !, n
ihr forenoon was the onlN feasible unr
Tor holding Que aud got wishing "
conflict With the program 81 sl@fis ~
ready arranged "a the Valley fan
GROUNDS hy the Magnet club u was dc
ride,l 10 wait until later date,
A thten.yeaF-ald son ~ Ne, aud
Mrs. Allan Carey Of uuilfofd street 20
seiVel severe injuries Monday evening
hv being kicked in the face by horse
near H. home. How the accident oe'
CURED I not known ~ the little fellow
Nns plnying near the animal which Wa
feeding. The bridge 81 the child = nose
was eut entirely through and ragged
eat was made over one eve aud unon
one cheek. Dr. q. l. Miller aud DR..
n. n. o'Counor attended the child
The following pupils Of the Wash
ipptnn street school have not been nh
sent OF tardy during the term ending
today; Evelyn Hamilton, Julius Mason,
Violet Rnthhonc. Lawrence Sheehf,
Eva Spaulding, Francis shaw, Dorothy
shaw. Mildred Siockwell, Helen Lon
,ueil. Margaret Mckcon. Ray Robin
son. Ernest Hamilton, tohuIn Cushing
and I.rola Barker. Mary Thayer anu
Helen Thaver had no absent marks and
Franklin McKeon, Maude tlapp and
Marjorie Clapp were absent less thah
one day during the term.
The officers Of The Dial. the high
school paper. for the coming year are
ns follows: Editor in.chief, ;. =.
Brecse Morse; assistant editor'in'chiei'
EVELYN Emerson; representatives from
The senior class. Adele a. towles, 10
scph A. Eckels, Edith \. Kendall. Hell
ON Il. Kenney. Appleton Miles; repre-
scntaiives from junior class. Esther
Barrett, Dorothy NJ. Dcnninp, Harriet
Emerson, Carlotta l.. Hopkins. Z. War
ner Uopkins. Margaret Mcllen, Helen
r. Morris, Harold NJ. Newell, Alice X.
Speneer. eniamin II. Weeden; business
manager. Robert Knowlton. II: assist
ami business manager. Julius kuech,
'l2.
Children s day was observed sun
dav morning in the Methodist church
with an extended program of music ana
reeitations following a talk by Rev. r.
A. Wells. Mr.. Wells took for his sub
iect And the Child Waxed Strong. lie
told the children that Christ as child
was the same as other children with
the same pastimes. aspirations and am
bitions. 4 feature of the exercises was
the receiving of the Offering by -four
small bows and three girls. The follow
inc was the program: Voluntary; an
them. The Springtide Hour. scripture
reading; prayer; solo. Miss Matthews;
Offering; song, Lord of All; recitation,
Dorothy Nolan; song, Still God Is Nlgh /;
exercise. Flower Girls; song, Beautiful
Flowers Of Eden; recitation. oliVe
Birch: song. Hills Covered With Roses;
recitation. Maise Betterley: motion
song: recitation. Ruth Boorn; song,
Bright Hours; flower drill; song, Re
member Thy Creator; exercise: solo,
Eleanor Chemberlain; address by the
pastor: Childrens day collections; song
Inv school; benediction The church
was appropriately decorated with wild
flowers and shrubs.
Jane T. West. SO. widow of Ed
mund Munroe, died Wednesday morn
inc about 5 o clock following few
DAYS illness of catarrhal pneumonia at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. d; q.
Worden. Sc Frost street. Though Mrs.
Munroe had been in poor health TOT
some time she was not stricken win
her last illness until Friday. Her con,
dition was not considered serious until
Tuesday morning. She was born IN
Frankport, Me-. March !, 1927, and was
the daughter of Nicholas and Sallie
Clark West. Her childhood was spent
in Frankpor and she received her edu-
cation in that town. On JAN ~, lS4o,
She married Edmund Munroc of Mar
low. N. H., and lived in that town Tor
a short time before moving with her
husband to Richfeld, O. They lived IN
various places in Ohio until 1904 wheh
thew came east, settling in Boston.
A fter residence of three years IN
Boston they moved to keene, n, H.
and came from that place to Brattle,
boro about SO years ago. Mr.. Munroee
was mechanic and was employed
mon the Brooks House when it was
bnilt. He died in October, 1899. After
kerr husband IS death Mrs. Munroe went
n live with her daughter, Mrs. u. M;
Wakefield. in Worcester, Mass, ana
came TO Brattleboro about three weeks
aan ia visit her daughters in this place,
s Mrs. y Albert bert Hopkinson and Mrs. Z, g;
Warden. Funeral services will be held
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Worden. at O'Clock tomorrow morn,
mo- Rev. J. r. Cow will officiate and
the burial will be in Woodlawn ceme-
terry, Keene, N II.
About 1875 boys met in the base
ment Of the high school building Mon
d lGrT' evening to discuss plans for the
F F%y Of July parade under the aus
nices of the Magnet club. That the
pieoo y. ~ Gov husy day July 4 is