The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

NiA nun ionh ealr ~ INC fhetNl w
morrow Afternoon,
The savings hanks will be closed
Tuesday, Aag, 10, i sssss the aEnitsT'
saEy Of the Rattle ~ Remington.
III. will 81 Rryani T. ileary, late
of iiToaklihe, Mass, which was nlei Tor
pTabal. in Dedhani. Mass. Monday,
contains a beau.si Of $500 10 tho kafn
ilaiiln Homes association 81 Meslmin'
steT.
The Ladies' circle of the univeT'
salisi church will meet with Mrs, George
l., Warner al ! Mhlpplc street tomorrow
afternoon At I a'cloek. All members
are urged "a be- present az business ~
importance Is to be discussed.
Rev. y, u. renny. pastor II the
First Baptist church 81 Harrington,
preached sunday morning al the baptist
church, IN the afternoon he addressed
the open-air meeting On the common,
The music was under the direction OF
sewal Morse,
Wilmington reunion visitors viii
enjoy rare amusement evening Wed
nesdny when the MeNienn Sefenadefe,
the Marshall sisters, Miss Reselih
knapp, impersanaiar. and james Chan
ming Darling, blackboard sketch artist
and clay modelcr, 81 Boston, appear
there,
The salaries ~ several clerks and
carriers in the local posioiiice have been
increased through the appropriation
voted at the last session 81 congress. rs
the appropriation was cut down 20 per
cent from the amount recommended
ONLY that Per cent Of clerks and carriers
could he promoted even though twice
the number recommended were eligible
for promotion.
The program committee for the ID,
A. r., have arranged for an interesting
and ENJOYABLE wear. The first regular
meeting will be- held Tuesday with an
attractive program. Mrs. y. ;, smith
10 Prospect street. will entertain AS
sisted nv Mrs. &. :. Edwards and Mrs.
r.. T.. Flagg. Miss Lillian Newton viii
read paper ON What the Daughters
nf the American Revolution are Dong
In Patriotic Work. Mrs, W. u, benu
will sing aud Mrs. ". 7. Root will give
an account of the historical pageant
held in Doerheld.
The civil service commission an
nounccs an examination NJ Bratttlebofo'
Sept. 10, 80 secure eligihles for the posi-
tion of postmaster at Dummersion sra
non. llf COMPENSATION ifhhANNf ~
postmaster at that place for The last
fiscal wear was sll7. Applicants ioi
the position can secure the necessary
blanks and information from the post.
master nj Dummcrston Station or direct
from the civil service commission ai
Washington. All applications must D,
received by the commission WITHIN seven
days Of the date of holding the examina
tion.
Three Hundred nights in New fort
is the record Of The Girl FROM Hector
which comes to the Auditorium Wcdnes
dov evening. The story tells of youni
soeietv woman from Battle Creek, Men
who becomes inspired with a desire u
visit New York and see the sights of th'
great metropolis. Finding Rector 5 ceie
brated cafe TO her best hiking, sh'
makes il her headquarters and soon De
comes known under the sobrlquet o.
The Girl From Rector's. She manages
10 nroperlv see the "Great White way,
and of course, makes many acquaih,
| ances. and the real fun of the plot Gomez
when on her return home. she hnd'
many of her Rector friends, who, Tx
herself. had been to New York incognlto
and tries TO make explanations.
Lieutenant Z. b. Carr of the 81
.Johnsbury Red Men s league came .
Brattleboro Friday and mustered IN I'M
members of the recently Organizes
Iaague here. The officers of the loea
Ieasne are II. T.. Harris, captain; Georg'
CoIIins. LIST lieutenant; William Ihayer
% lieutenant; John Burch, adlutant
| Cbas. Brockington, LIST sergeant; 'has
| Simonds, auartermaster sergeant; a
tbe meeting in Red Mems hall fridaa'
evening q men We're mustered IN. ~
membership of the new league nuthoei
40 The Brattleboro league rs the seeoi'
TO be formed in Vermont; costume
from Boston will come to Brattieporo !;
equip the new organization WIN Ioiom 'l
al uniforms. The league a. 81. oon an,
burv adopted the colonial costume am
Il will be the uniform of all league
formed in the state.
The town committee having u
charge the negotiations with the Sehtra
Vermont railroad in regard to me heS
station and the abolition OF the briug
street grade crossing, has received pan
from the company for the location y
the station. These plans nav ~ a
carefully examined by the commute
and several minor changes have bee
snD Among the changes ~
oested is the placing of the statlo
Several feet further north than wa
oricinallv planned, and making Ia
fli1ht of steps from the station TO "
niatform beside the track 10 feet VIA
instead of eight feet George y. 70
hos received notice to vacate his st9r
nremises Nov. 10, under the terms OF nj
tnaea which requires that he be give
three months notice. This move upo
tha mart of the railroad evidently mean
hat thht work is to begin shortly upo1
Wasting away the ledge west OF I'll
station.
At n meeting of the directors Q
tho Valley Fair association, Wednesaa
evening it was voted not to h0ia penc
show at the coming fair. While man
e 81 Tho local fanciers will regret IN
doc;sion of the directors the patrons
tbe big fair. will find many ct other a
fractions of equal merit. me nos
race on the first day promises 70 U.
feature that will bring recora.pre'f
inc first day attendance. oecr sa Il
II Benson has received hotice llolh ~. u
, railroads that liberal reductiShs w.
he made on both the Boston WA" y
and Central Vermont roads during y
, f fa;r The railroad managers prommlIE
f f% class service during fair week.
Secretary nae is sending out entry biank g.
I Sorsemen. A letter received IT 1ro
R Ioi ,u Fralick of the Connecticut klv'
stock pa. farm at Hatfield, Mass. u.s.; s SAY
{ fbot he will bring bigger and best'
snar n Of horses than ever to the ia
: 1 fi,;s Year. It is to be regretted that
| vs. u Roei finds it absolutely necessary
} ra:;on as SUPERINTENDENT OF agrlcu1tu!'
+ nrodncts Init he insists that his dutl'
as superintendent of the Retreat ia TAR
n nS vent him from giving his attention 9 NJ
! pther matters as he has formerly uon n
Mr.. Roel has been in charge OF tne VIZ
table show at the fair since It's organi@
ton 25 years ago.
! Stephen Rowe Bradley, q, DIED az, l
his home in Nyack, N: y, sa6nrdafy sh al
his body was brought, to Brattlepo 90