The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-01
THE BRATr EBORo REFoRMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER !, 1911

Tomatoes al 90 cents pound, fad.
ishes nj five cents bunch and cuculn.
hers nj % cents offered n bit OF variety
for the Thanksgiving dinner.
The Brattleboro branch OF the
Woman 5 alliance will meet AZ the monte
OF Mrs, j. d. Barrows Friday evening"
Dee. $. AT I30 o clock. \ full Attendance
Is desired,
-Pocahontas Council viii hold the
next dance of the series IN he'd Men
hall Saturday evening. The conihlllv ,,,
has provided new decorations, also new
electrical effects. The best OF music
will be furnished.
The Ladies' circle Of the Universal
ist church will serve dinner in the yes'
+ inv of the church Thursday afternoon,
Dee. Z, from l2 10 O'Clock, The menu
/ will be found in the advertising columns
of this paper, A business meeting VIII
I be held at clock.
AT the first meeting of the newiy,ln,
stituted Valley lodge, NO. *, hnlpnts
of Pythias, held in the Is. OF u rooms
Tuesday evening il was voted TO MAKE
the initiatorv fee $40 for 80 days, after
which il will be raised. IL was vote"
to make the annual dues so
The dance in Grange hall WedneeSS'
day evening under the direction OF ~,
eide Marion and Ira spaulding was MY MY
of the best attended of the season ~
large audience at the auditorium 10 Wy
ness the wrestling match contributed 10
the attendance at the dance and NV
couples were on the floor.
Jonas Henry Weatherhead, CD, o,
.Guilford died Mt the Memorial hospita,
Saturday afternoon of uremia. fnnefal
services were held at Bond 4 son s III,
neral parlors Monday afternoon at
, n ,clocl; Rev. ID. T.. Trout otliclatcd ana
fine bodv was taken to Gulltord LOT
. |bnrial in the Weatherhead Hollow Gene
. terv. Mr.. Weatherhead was born IN
Guilford in 1912 aud was a son OF aus
? tin and Lucy (Weeks) Weatherhead'
Schools closed in the INCORPORATED
district at / o'clock "Wednesday Tor tne
= Thanksgiving recess ana VIII reop,n
r Monday morning. There was no opsefN
= anrn Of THANKSGIVING except snort
nropram by the pupils OF the Chast
i street school though the governor proc
!. llamation was read and the history les
. SON Wednesday dealt with the LANDING
4 az tbe PILGRIMS and the story Of colonial
i times. The town schools closed Wednes
dav until Monday
Y The first annual roll call of Protec
e tive grange will be held "Wednesday
e evening. Every member Is requisite.
a, TO either he present in person TO ahsM ,
Y the call or TO return to the secretary
n card bearing his name. such carus hah
G. hnen sent to every member or IN,
) grange this week. The third ana tourtl
O. DEGREES are to be worked and the re
rs mainder of the evening spent IN socla
way \ chickeu-pie supper Will be serve
u from G to 7.l5 o o'clock.
TO Lewis A. Waterman of Providence
ne r / who will address the Brattiehol
n. hoard of trade after its banquet IN IN
al Brooks House Wednesday evening, wa
ri democratic candidate for governor o
ne Rhode Island in the recent eleetion, d!
ne inc defeated by Gov. Pothler ne
70, said to be an unusually cohNlIvll II
V. speaker and well quallhe9 10 sISah y
m fine questions likely to arise IN Bratt
I.s hnro along with its industrial expansion
ne There viii also be several local speh'
TT, ers.
N The installation Of the machine:
er earnest and another week will find man
machines set up ready for operation
II. coon NJ the power is available. Moto
IN Of tbe overhead type have been put '
ri. AT various points on the hrst moor "i
p tbo ehaftiup is being hung tins wee
al .rbn transformer house will be ready II
III lis equipment this week and as soon
nd the current can he connected WIN I,
las transformers there Will be lhaGill II-
es- ready to start. The windows anu u9o
GRO of the boiler house have been placeI
,rv nnsition and that structure lacks d
~. faw touches to make it complete.
ose --Sweatshops, pure food and prot.e7
WI tion of women workers are some o. y
on phases of the subject, women IN ~ ~,
=. nv which will be presented IN slei
tie onticon lecture Sunday evening IN
ISIS Contre Congregational church at Z.
= ;clocl, nv Miss Florence NJ. Kelley, &c
lod vol secretary of the National Consu
ors, lcooue. Probably no one WON
NOT IN the country has had greater
Inv dnence in bringing about better ~ ~
has ditions for working women 5hau W
has Kelley. She is a forceful ana lhIeIe
nan ing speaker and it is hoped that ma ma
ore will avail themselves of TINS emporium
iab of hearing her. An invitation IS
ms tended TO all to attend the lecture
the A representative Of the New L,
J' don. Conn, branch of the PenhsyIr,N ~; !
w Oil company was IN brattleputi;o e.,
ute and Saturday to secure q location 10
ton, d;strihutinr station in this town
men comnany secured an option upon
A. bniidino at the corner of Hudson, q
ter, Toin Streets which has been used
. c: s so,ri wears as a junk shop and II
and pro4+1ehoro branch is established II '
oroboblv he at that point. The comps
tho rnalyes n specialty of lubricating
,we. and also sells gasole1e ana Il, heF hs
bira nointod manager of the Brattlep
In brancb and TO him the travelling rel
uSne ~ of the company in this VIZ
! 70 a., viii report.
! s so IVY IL oo,,,o n the
u ao NV Daniel Ryan, W s '' tbroo. davs,
~; ditorum yesterday lor 49, u oreat nj;
1noi gagement, presenting .nrt after