The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-17

dancing, tafus ana fclftshlh'h'S'
The women of the FIRST Baptist
church will hold rhicken.pie supper
and Christmas sale followed by an en-
tcrtanment Ia Grange hall, Dee, H.
II has been decided TO change the
date of the next grange meeting from
Nov. % TO Dee. Il, The roll call viii be
given and the third and fourth degrees
worked. \ chckenpie supper VIII be
served nj u o clock
The Brattlrboro sunday schoo IN,
ion will hold its annual meeting Thurs
day evening, Nov. 81, NJ 40 o clock ~
the vestry of the FIRST Baptist church
Reports of the last year 5 work VIII be
given and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. All who are Interested
in the wurl, are urged 10 be present
The work of rcnovating and re.
furnishing the ArmOry apartments be
gan Wednesday when the new proprle'
tor. j. \. llondlcy took possession lie
expects TO have the apartments com
uletrly renovated by Dee. !, In the
meantime he will hc able TO accommo'
date guests in many of the rooms
The directors Of the board of
trade held their regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening Howard G. Ricc
was chosen a director IN place OF george
+. Fox, resigned aud was named rs
chairman of the printing and puhlinty
committee. The sum of SO was voted
toward the support of the recently cs-
tablished dav nursery, aud resolutions
were passed endorsing the international
peace treaties and forest conservation.
AT the regular monthly mert,t 4! of
the BrattlcboTO Mutual Aid assOciat 'uu
the supervisor reported that she had
10 patients under care and that the ITS
socfati0n had received poo calls Gu,iuI
the month of October. The report of the
district nurse showed - patient under
care. The nurse responded TO 1905 calls
during the month. The association re-
ceived - calls for help, I of which
were on account Of sickness, all o1
which were answered. Each month II
few members of the association MAKE II
visit TO tha town farm and spend an
afternoon with the inmates.
Mrs. +. H. Spaulding, ir., gave the
I first of series of musicals to her pupils
from seven TO Us years of age last FRI.
dav evening AT her home, 20 Highland
street The program consisted OF piano
solos and duets by the members of the
/ class. \ vote was taken TO organize I'M
der the name OF the Beethoven club and
to hold a musical once a month. The
( date fixed for the next is Dee. 5. The
study of different composer viii he
taken NJ each month and note will be
made Of the progress of the class work.
Following the program the time was
spent socially and refreshments were
served,
No one can sit through a perform
any VI -,
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Mis- Roatric, + Thomson of
pnrI;ngton who has been confined Ia
tho prattIabnrn Rntraat since aftempt.
;n,, 60 5bnot Re- + = ellis of Bur.
i;noton in 1o00 win he transferred ia
tbs statn hosnitaI for the insane at
Waterbury as nor mother is financially
suable to nav for tLc hoard of her nm.
fortnnate daughter. since She was com
m;tteJ to The Retreat Miss Thompson
has been priyote patient and her
hoard amounting TO so week. has
bccn maid hy her mother, Mrs, Louise
Thomson. The probate court of Chit
tenden county has granted the petition
for Miss Thompson ( transfer to Water
NM
'N'.'
7. Rosenberg, an ltinerant rus
merchant who sells fur garments as
side line. while attempting to sci
State s ATTORNEY Frank f. Barber rl4