The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-10
THE BRATTIEBORO REFORMER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1911

lows worked the hfst ueeiee Mo"""S
night.
No births, marriages, or hedgehog
ears have been returned 10 the town
clerk Office for record during the week
"a valentine social will be held by
the members Of Dennis Rebeknh lodge
after the regular meeting Tuesday
evening.
At IA sneeinl eonyoeation of Brat.
,lehoro iodre N a 4. NJ. this evening
The second degree will he worked upon
class of six candidates.
Tba woman,s Relief corps held a
social in q A, II. hall Yesterday after.
49,, sho,, nrogra,n NJ mnsic and
. 'vo ,'ao n,asan,eJ
''"',mS' IS, ~, ", -, Ma, ana nil,
nihe un.nolis viuer ol tor pad Nm W." =
ho,a rne 'nliu VI " s''i ~ - ~ Jan.
nan I,nesnhy esenI.p. Illus anu """'
Jug WIN i"in's" .".,'' a,".",' c.
a,y Sehoo, union WINS held in the Ban.
~, ahnr.L Wadnesdnv evening. Plans
80 I;sensso5 Tor tbe coming ouarter.
"''v ,r u''' '''' - poaaLon,as
the secohd unn'e y, NJ haii
rouhell was heiu ~ nou Sanao a.
tfiuaV evening", anu .ne s. ~, Nv" ,,'a.,s,,,
tested 10 the popularity Vi 'neso "ee"'S
events
-kittredge Haskins has received ms
hp.o srnn pras;d ont Taft and exneets
80 ossnn,a ,ha duties ~ his office the
s,st ~ ,bo eoming week
"'s' ~, w, 'v'S -, .o
ne checkhst TOT the hhhual 'ow.
meeting Mateh = mas peeh ppss'eu' .t
contains abVut .'uVV ha'ncs, Tug 80. .a.,, :,
OF eiNll authority WIN hoiu hee,lns
IN tue ounce Oh We sei,ot9nen oi'r "
day aitefnoon, Muio" y ioi """i
vision OF the iist'
John Barry, employed as a brake
man with the Central Vermont switch
ing crew, while at work making a
seoupI"E hts'i III, hnn5 I'LL, ernsbed
til a 80. =" -, -, a. ar 81 M n n Tynch
ny VIZ W ~ us s,'nors ,,ara ,raated
vi 49, os,ar,.ard want "a Nontagne.
MAJ Nae where he viii have one of them
a,,'1,,,,o,,J
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During the week rumors have
been circulated at differem times that
fever, and that the total number of
cases was of such proportions as to
cause alarm. There is absolutely no
reason for such rumors. Yesterday
nealth oileei iiSnih a auenei and these
~ o. ~ s;x bonS.s
are quarantine" :" ''N music
"A team belonging TO the Crystal
| Springs lee company, in charge of ID.
| l. Hewitt, while being backed to the
ton of the river bank near the coal
| sheds in the Central Vermont railroad
wards Wednesday afternoon, went down
onto the ice of the Connecticut river.
| The team was being used to draw away
soil and rocks from the site of the pro
posed new passenger station. No dam
age was done, but il required a consid-
cradle detour upon the part of the driv-
er pslore nv "as apiJ W tartoJ
tue ieNei iio" ""i'" Nv ''a'e'
The meeting of the BrattleborO
Woman s club next Wednesday will be
an afternoon with Mcdowell in charge
of Mrs. Francis p. Bake. She will give
short sketch of this greatest Ameri-
can composer Is life. followed by selec.
tons from his best known works. She
will be assisted by Miss Ester Dale
soprano. of Springfield, Mass, Frederic
g Adams, baritone, and Miss Izetta
Stewart. pianist. The meeting will be
omen 10 the public upon payment of
the regular guest fee. The tea an
nounced in the program will be omitted
~, 80 a.,
.1Ihomas nophlhs mas eops ~ Tn om'
OF the hfst ISSUES Oh ths heini ~. WI
perahce Stanuara' puoiis ,h az L. " oV ~
interest in il is an account of the
Windsor county fair and list of the
premium winners. The paper is devot'
| ed largely TO a discussion of temper
anee PRINCIPLES, which were matters of
utmost Importance that year. as fight
was being waged against the enact.
ment of the prohibitorv law which
went onto the statute books of Yer
mont in 1853. Thomas Z. Powers was
the editor of the paper.
NJ. y parho,
State s Attorney FRANK T.. Barber
was in Bellows fails MONDAY 20 pr9se,
cute. several state cases. oa,ur on
evening Chied OF f9iice oeVetance anu
Deputy Sherifi +. a. fheips Oh tnat place
made RAID on q gampIhe loIht seeui
ing the. implements useq IN tne gan,e
and SOU IN money. l,ouis Du rnr,,,
APPEARED before Muhelpal yuuSe r,oiSe
NJ. Ihompsoan u o s"'f fonu V"" ou;Itv 81
@amhlino lie was fined $j and costs
The remainder of the card party. vii.
| liam Blake. Jack LLOYD, Orrin Stock
ford and Patrick O'Brien, pleaded
o1,;lty 10 tho same charge and received
! tbe same penalty. James Pickett, who
oneratcd the place, was found guilty
/ Tuesday morning and fined $50 and
costs by Judge Thompson.
0' - ~,
About 80 young people OF tno
Methodist Episcopal church, lhciuulhs
the Attainers, class OF young women
and the knights OF wesley, Ine young
men s organization, with delegatloi
from the Epworth league ana numoel
of invited guests enjoyed a slelghrlut
to WINCHESTER N. h., Wednesday even
ing. The party was entertained roy
ally by the members of the Methodist
church of Winchester, and sumptuous
supper was served to the visitors
Games and music constituted the even