The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10

Rev, y, !, Lewis of Nest Brattlp
hofo viii ronturt the chapel service hi
u clock
Moshor 4 Cobb, agents for IA,
1llllh' hnlumohile, have sold 4 lnl.
touring ear 10 Dr. GeDrge X. Anderson
y ~ expected that the eur will nrriy,
during the winter,
The West Dummerston grange will
present the well'known drama Heart,
ana Diamonds Ia Us hall NJ West DUN
mefslon this evening. Following the
supper There vii he dancing. Dugau \
Wales viii furnish music.
The Baraca class of the Raptist
SUNDAY school has opened u reading
room IN the wilkins block which will
lac maintained hy voluntary suhsrrip
Tons payable monthly Several mem,
hers, Of the class have been soliciting
funds for the room this week,
Edw, aud Lew Wachter, Daycy,
Muller aud Williamson, all of whom are
well known 90 local basketball fans. are
playing this season ON the Troy team
which NJ present leads the eastern New
ork league. The other teams are llud-
son, Schenectady, 'OhOcs tatskill aud
NllVaf hrfklinrr.
Norkmen arrived this week To he.
gin the work of setting IN the machinery
~ the Fort Dummtr Mills. The fouuda-
ton for The transformer house il laid
aud the walls will be started within "a
few DAYS. The roof 10 the heating plant
was put on Monday aud Tuesday aud
the hot water beating equipment will be
started next week 10 take the place Of
the temporary steam heating equipment.
Bingham chapter, No. 80. q. T.. -.
VIII hold u series of s0cials and dances
IN Masonic temple during the winter
and spring, The dates of the events are
Nov, -, Dee, ~, Ian, -, Feb. IT., March
II and April 3. Season tickets are 10 Ice
issued and may be obtained OF the com.
mlttec IN charge or NJ the temple. There
will be dancing from TO T. NJ each
event. These s0cialS and dances are for
Masons aud their ladies only,
Secretary james b. Randoll of Co.
lumbiau lodge, +. a \. NJ, has issued
notice of the dates of comforting de-
grees during the months of November
and December. They are Tuesday, Nov.
II; Monday. Nov. 20 Tuesday, Nov.
2S; Wednesday. Dee. Il: Tuesday, Dee.
Il; Monday, Dee. IS; Tuesday, Dee. %.
At special communication of the lodge
in Masonic temple Wednesday evenin.
the Master Mason degree was conferred
upon three candidates and refreshments
were served.
The annual meeting of the Knights
Of Wesley af the Methodist SUNDAY
school was held in the league room of
the church Monday evening. Reports
were read by she secretary and treas
lrcr aud from several of the committees.
The election of officers took place rs
follows: President. Irwin +. Smith;
vice president. Abbott Frizzcll; secre
.arv, Harlan Allen; treasurer, Lloyd r.
Robinson. Plans for the annual class
supper were discussed. 1t will probably
take place some time during the first
week in December.
This week sees the finishing touches
made to the Island company 5 amuse.
nent enterprise ON the second floor of
he Twin State building in the rear of
Odd Fellows building on Main street
The various picture machines, striking
md lifting devices. bOXball and pinball
lllevS have been put in readiness for
business. The shooting gallery purchas'
ID last week has been set up on the
lorth side of the building. The five box.
lall alleys occupy the southern half of q,
he main room with the exception of q
platform at the west end upon which
stands pool table.
S. HOLSTER jackson of Barre,
John w. Redmond of Newport and W,
R. Warner of Nergennes, members OF
he public service commission OF YER
mont. h. f.. Spear, clerk of the com
mission, and II. T.. Folsom of Lyndon
lille, superintendent of the Passumpsle
division of the Boston 4 Maine rail
Dad spent the night at the Brooks
House Wednesday. The commission was
m a trip of inspection of the Boston n
Maine railroad in this state. The party
trrived about o clock in the evening
md left shortly after clock vester.
Law morning going north on special
rain of two ears.
The annual meeting of the Freme
ircle of the Unitarian church was held
Thursday afternoon of last week at the
lome of Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler on Oak street. I
rhe report of the treasurer showed that
he fair held in September had Melted
he society $52l. The officers elected
we're: President. Mrs. f, B. Smith; |
ice. president, Mrs. +. Q. 5. Osgood;
ecretary and treasurer, Mrs. j, N.
'yler: executive committee, Mrs. q. j.
Mrs. p. X. White, Mrs, c.
Y. Durham, Miss Elizabeth Frost, Mrs.
!. f. Foster Mrs. William Whittemore'
Irs. J. NJ. Adams, Mrs. George W. Nor
ross, Mrs. John D. BarrOws and MIS-
. =. Lawton.
Evidence of the competition be- |
ween the two great telegraph compan-
ps may be seen locally. The Western
Tnion has sent to the business and pro
essional men of the town cards winch .
ntitle the holders to send 'collect
lessaees from any office of the com
anv to any point reached by ITS mes
NE card identifies the holder as one
rom whom the company VIII accept
collect messages and is calculated TO
@ of material assistance to person
raveling The Postal company ISSUES a
Monthly letter to its patrons ana the
ublic couched in terse language much
f which relates to the. methods EN-,
loved by its competitor. Meantime
he service is bettered.
Health Officer Henry Tucker recelV-
A Wednesday from the state labora- !
orv Of hygiene at Burlington a report
f fbe ANALYSIS of two samples OF wafer
! ken from the local water system the
,st days of October. me analVslss
hows a slight pollution by the, wash OF
u e etures during the extremely rainy
ariod in October. The health officer
1a ,y that water for domestic ,purr-
oses be boiled until the supply in both
he Pleasant Valley and Chestnut; HI
aservoirs become purified as VIII De
one in a short time. There IS no cause
Or alarm but the board OIL neaith
GEMS it best to acquaint the people WIZ
ne result of the analysis. Inc Samples
'orth and Birge streets. The mains
,nniv;ng these two houses came from
" appPI} PLEASANT Valley and Chestnut Hill
aseryoirs respectively though all OF the
.a ate comes from the Pleasant valley
)urce.
Phil OFT. prince of laugh pro!vy,okears,
|