The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-07
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


the Retreat next Sunday afternoon ut
3 o clock.
Tho cut flowers used upon the stage
of the auditorium during the Better
Brattleboro campaign have been sent
to the Memorial hospital each morning.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Mutual Aid association
will be held Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock at the headuarterS, | Canal
street.
II. +. Young is having his house on
Washington and Central streets raised
and win add another story to it. p.
&. GALLUP has charge of the work of
raising the house,
The gross receipts Of the local
postofice on postal account for the last
II months ending. March 81 were
$4,000 90. The receipts for the last
quarter of the r months above alluded
to were ST. .953.Sl.
"A class of ~ candidates was given
the first degree ut the meeting of the
local camp of Modern Woodmen Of
America Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served after the work.
This is the largest class ever given the
first degree in the history of the local
camp.
The trustees of the Austine insti-
tuition expect to receive preliminary
sketches and plans for the new building
by April 10, as this date has been set
by the trustees as the last upon which
thew will consider plans submitted IN
competition. The trustees expect 10
have plans in readiness to begin work
by May !.
Owing to the Better Brattleboro
campaign the annual meeting of the
Bantist church. set in the bylaws for
April ,. has been adjourned to Thurs
dav evening, April 10. Then, in add
ton TO the usual supper and the trans
action of the regular business, there
will be an address by Rev. RolIa, =
Hunt. pastor of the old church at Shel'
burne Falls, Mass.
The Twin State Gas q Electric
company has force of men at w99fTR
installing the new SO-watt lOO-cahd ie
power tungstens throughout the vi
laee. as called for in the contract maze
bv the bailiffs. Myrtle, Cedar, Spruce
Linden streets and part of Chace stree
have already had the fixtures lnstaiIeo
and lights attached. Men have beer
at work on North Main street this
week.
Joseph Russ, Central Vernon,
section hand. was severely bruised
about the body Tuesday morning penn
ranght between the temporary bmldlnt
nsed as n blacksmith shop and a treig4'
car east of the passenger station nt
was rolled on the ground for quite us
lance after being squeezed. lhe N
iured man was taken to the Memorla
hosnital where it was reported that M
INJURIES were not serious.
Patrons of the auditorium are saie
TO have treat in store Tor thehl ru 70 =
morrow night when Rowland CliII
ford 3 new production, The Rosary, WI
be produced. Many people believe ina
nlay dealing with the tremendouL
no1yer of our human thoughts is reailN
needed upon the stage. Men and wo
men rise in the morning and 90 apou
their work needless of the fact that !
is their own attitude OF min ~, ~: !,
brinus them success or failure. mat j
what is shown in The Rosary.
Miss Florence l. Goodenongh Q.
New York, formerly supervisor OF dta NV
inc in the village schools OF bra..ie
boro. will have charge OF the prov SL an -
at the meeting of the Woman clup !,
the Congregational chapel Wed9iefsu 'i:
afternoon, April Il. at 3'5O -, 0 cioGN I,
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Annreciation Of Pictures, and her tan
vii he illustrated by groups of pictures
hath old masters and modern; snow
nv stereopticon. She will tell why ines
o J nictnres of value and some OF TN
wavs to iudge pictures in general
There was hearing Tuesday y
tho law offices of Clarke G. F1tts IN IN
matter of Parker g. Young against tn
GRAY Mountain Lumber company,
Ranninoton county. A. b. CudWorth U
Sontb londonderry was the referee ap
no;ntad Nv the Bennington county cour'
ne case was an action for trespass
wh;cb crew out of the disputed locatlo,
of "a acres of mountain land in the tow
If Winhall. There were, NUMBER u u
witnesses present from that town:, 81
+ Eddy and C. G. Fits repreSense1 ~
plaintiff, and f. G. Archlbald oi n"i
chester appeared for the defendant
The annual meeting of the Io oi
a+;nnt Valley School union was sei
!; ,eo the selectmen IS room Tuesday aIt ~
-, nnon The union is composed OF tn
lawns lawns of Vernon, Brattleb0ro, Dui u
merston and Putney. A. A. Dun a = s
Wernon was elected chairman anu
Honkins of Brattleboro CLERK. , ?Gnn q
Whittier, who has held the po9 tLo Al.
Superintendent of schools IN ,ng r.
frict for a year, was unanimously ov =,
a oiact Mr.. Whittier g services nav ay
VIVIAN eleHve entirely satisfactory to r dhe Sc, Sc,
p proH towns of the district. Inc ne
school year begins July L.
The Rosary. a beautiful new e~, p IA
N he produced by Messrs. ho " de 4,
and Clifford at the audltorlIunAl, mayica
scribed as follows A typical a n her dt
family is shown, young mne and tn
voted husband, their 1rie which wealt
l nan nrocure. Then comes, the larii n,
u cat 60 slight that even the moss ~ ~
n n;t;v'o ~ could hardly hear it; hd. ar
sltive s STi discord Of the atmosphe.Il,,
u Is su le,,nws whence it comes OF I'll
NO one of It's being; but it grows
a f.anJs more and more apparent. ~ ~
SroW walls into suspicion and dount' .nI
L.; ga race and the household Is leu,
niih honniness gone. Their. rises ~ ~
III hover, higher spiritual ;, MI !,
which swells upon the ear h rh.m Ii
heauty and divine harmony ~, hacls /
discordant souls OF the l MAJ is 9TH
neace and full accord n"'
Rosary p.o
Tho animal meeting OF the Pi ol
.,otorn creamery association was M
tne2 Grsnee hall Monday morning ~
following directors were e lecsee ~ job
coming year; ~ Stafford 70; .s R. Il. Brigl
and A; F. Miller .l.nt a NJ q q. A. Boyde
secretary and / tre Rsnsen We're chose
s ter and q The report Of the sss0s
t ar' for the year shows a pIosp ore "a
tlon Ior Tbe receipts OF crea
business 70 Inc o7s.S3s pounds while
7e 4Ss pounds Of The for p bu
ceived 25 cents a pound fo IT, ou Year wei