The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07

tta"' ElAFh IN NtAu-r udA ~ -
council, h, Of ~. FRIDAY evening A
!, other social will BE- held nexi fFida
: evening" Ia the same hall
The teachers training class II n
y Centre Congregational church Niil ms,
y nrxt Monday evening ~ AS vita Mr.
l.nuis Whiiasy "a High sfrrrf -uh,-~
/ Criminal Tendencies 81 children.
{ -st. Michael : court, No. 5-i, &. (
, =. vii install IL officer. 10 Red MsH
: hall Tuesday evening". The insiallln
, officer will b. Deputy High chef Ran.
- A, e, Van slest u White River June
ton.
The Direct Importing company a
Boston has hired room . On the s.caui
hoar ~ the American hnildlng and Wil
open a store Tor the sale II teas an
enhrrs, The company operates ahnu
loo stores.
The electric car thar left Wes
bfatiiebaro ~ $50 last evening hrok,
down Just the other side ~ the con
crete bridge and a force ~ men w0rke,
from then until o chick this morning
repairing the motor
The SUNDAY school classes of Mrs
2, W Gibson and Miss Helen Brown u
- Michael Episcopal church We're en
ierialned hv Mrs. Gibson AZ her home
Tuesday evening Refreshments we're
served and the evening was devoted "a
games
Miss Florence Hrmenwav. Who n
Z tended the sixth auadfennal rnnYeu-
I tl0n ~ the student Volunteer Move
f meHt in Rochester. y ". last week
f will tell ~ her impressions ~ the gath
rring ai the regular meeting ~ the
Centre club sunday evening
The girls club Glasses ia English
and hasketry viii meet Monday eve.
ming the high school room. The two
classes in cooking will meet che Fri
dav evening following AZ f3u o 'clOc
and az 80 SATURDAY. afternoon ~
thar weck Those iu charge of The
classes saw that II j. essential thar all
girls desiring 70 Join the cooking classes
send their names 20 Mrs A = CuFricr
Mrs Fred GIBSON Or Miss Grace An
gier before the date ~ the first meeting
The teachers training class u the
Centre church. which bad post poned -
regular meeting for the past three
weeks met with Mrs II d Jordan "a
Green street Tuesday evening There
was good attendance. The subject
discussed was Tranev and the Migra
tory Instinct, and while IL was conceded
battle with In conducting a SUNDAY
school class. suggestions were offered
for overcoming this migratory instinct
"A Burlington despatch 10 the Mont
Keller Journal 81 "Wednesday said. The
hotel Hobbies here are filled tonight
with dairvmen and politicians Lieut.
Gov John \ Mead gets the cold should !
er and returns with a gricved and pain /
ed look as he was anxious 10 test his 4
strength hero for governor. The talk : 4
MOSTLY for Fleetwood and Gates. with I
Z. W Gibson for lieutenant governor
DR. r r. Kidder Of Woodstock i *
Dected tomorrow 70 Eight for hi- boom
FOR the latter Office
Antrim, " H.. people are still won
ienng abour Llovd Barker. who dis
during the Valley Fair last
'ali Interested parties in that town +
Dennis f. Tasker. who was
here recently a q poultry nudge. a. 20
he man 5 actions while BE- was in Brat
lehoro. Mr. Tasker was told thar
Yrs. Barker has gone 20 her home in
Worcester, Mass. and that she had been
nable 10 yet aBv trace Of her husband
rom the dav be- dropped out Of sight
rhlie attending the fair in Brattleboru.
The Avery strong company. booked
or the auditorium next week Thursday.
'ridav and Saturday. comes here with a
nod reputation and a splendid record
or giving good and abundant enter
eminent for very little money. This 4
'ill be their first appearances here. but
iev have been on the road for six
sasons and in all that time given the
est Of satisfaction II would seem 10
; THAT any travelling company that can
M does keep going during such a de.
lorably poor theatrical season as this
ust indeed possess much merit
The BrattIeboro Woman : club
eetlng Wednesday was postponed
ON afternoon 10 $50 D. m because 4
e storm DELAYED Mrs. Hall. the sneak
, so that she did not reach town until
e early evening. The small audience
hich braved the storm was well re. =
arded by very pleasing talk on Mrs. I
all ; personal remembrance of such
tied men of the past generation as :
lngfell0w. Charles sumner. Oliver
endell Holmes. Ralph Waldo Elmer Z
n and others whom she knew a.
I'D IN her parents home in Boston ,
rs. Hall s father was the famous Or.
awe. who was a pioneer In teaching Y
. blind and her mother the no less Z
'll-known Julia Ward Howe. author Of
g Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Because Of the expense attendant
on the installation of pressure regu- Y
.ors 70 cope with the increased water
asSure soon 10 BE- turned on by the 10.
company there is a strong likelihood ;
n the Brattlehoro plumbers viii be
iicted and tried for conspiracy early \
February The trial viii he open to
? public. and whatever revenue comes
nm the event Is 70 20 to the local
,erculosis camp. The trial viii take
zee under the auspices of the Vermont u
heel club and practically all of Brat z
boro g legal fraternity viii be
'ssed into service on one side or the
Ter The committee appointed at the
nthlv meeting of the Wheel club
esday evening TO take charge of the =
mt consists of c. C. Fits. R. c. Ba
and Dr. F. R. Newell.
Health Officer Henry fucker has
lrantined Is cases of measles. all of
victims being pupils in the fourth
de in the high school building. Sew.
of the eases are severe but the ma
tv Of the patients are reported do
well Ii is believed that all of the
es thus far reported were from one =
osure that evidently was made dur
the last DAYS of school before the
DAYS. There had been no cases re-
ted in any of the other schools of
district up to last night. The SUPER
II. Miss Florence NJ Wellman has
cted all teachers to be on the look
for symptoms and all pupils afflicted
b coughs or extremely bad colds are
I'd TO remain at home for a few DAYS.
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Tucker has also one case of diph
ia under quarantine on Elliot street
one ease of chicken pox.
Another collision of trains oc-
ed in the lower freight ward short =
before noon Wednesday which re-
I'd in an hour delay of the north