The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-10

w. "a,
-Rev. Roy Nj. Houghton VIII speak
upon the subject, Some Facts About
the Liquor Question, AT the centre Con
gregationnl church sunday evening
The mission circle of the Uniyer.
salist church will meet with Mrs. Ann
Henson. q Oak street next Thursday
afternoon. There will be business
meeting at $50 clock.
-Brattleboro lodge, N. Il. o. r., will
hold poverty ball in Red Men s hall
Wednesday evening. Those participant
ING will be nable to fines for collars,
collar buttons, ties. ribbons, fancy
pins. or any article of adornment.
pinyhnm ebaneter O. h. s.. held an
-, iornhie sncini Tuesday evening in
Wddoa,ie baII Cards md dancing were
T., o,dar and Dr A /. Pettee rendered
1871 ~ salac,;ons on his Victor Vie.
trola. There was large attendance,
and refreshments were served
nj .o,ao,,on bone IN secure n
.,in ,"r,hor ,eJmct;on IN the insurance
sun i w., ,o,,,n hon hn;iain1 The
.a.u io' .mo sVTn , a rato ~ sof5 on n
. .pmn 10 NV p as,a and the select
wv. ana T., nn,,asnondonee with the
MN MN, En,,aaa rnsnranco Excbanoe rela.
NV. ~" a,,or 81 rojnction
i've W 'ne ina',ei VI A..
lever LINTON hopp anu ,orr;e5
rTahees roIpes D.apei vi" III hnme nj
i1 a,b"r mrs Mary A Ora.
.hs w. pnhh H. 40 ,,onngest son of
ptI' mi noy ao Pohb Of Ivas, Rrot.
. NJ, anu mi s ,' no,, ,'V ,'rootic;ns law in
y uh anu II ~" Tbey viii he M
"ashi,ston', - a., % March nj 1919
nome hItcr tnv NJ" Was ~
'ef"o" e'ieo' >" IT.
"A hearing was heid beiore justice
+. ID. L. Stowe Wednesday IN an as
sumpsit ease brought Dy " Naue
against his former partner IN the resa nv,
rant business, Albert laS!of. ne
az ON his Offset The testimony showed
,Lov ,be,e had baen no end of small
business transactions between the two
mon yanging from the sale of clothing
.n tba sondnanering of furniture.
g -. ~. cal,,;, hoe hoan In.
-oeiee.hian oohh nj an I"J Jrwaais,s
FORMED py ons ~ ,ne as samnle5 for
WHOSE stpch pl it tn,o ia,,"ratnr,, in the
Analysis ~ ION io ,hat INC STATE oueht 70
spilIs oi h;n, Co. tha i;onor Il fonnd to
,ei'npu.so ~, I'm tanJar5 a. tbe man.
he up 10 't e S. onch saun1e was small
tlty tahen lpl easn sS',Ias found with.
anu au1 law nu' fayy !, IL nor probable that
the state treasury will be drawn upon
livery heavily.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the winter season in the activities OF
,the Centre church occurred Yesterday
aftarnoon in the form of a mothers
n,aot;ng Miss Charlotte Mcleod. d.
ractor ~ The various departments of
,bo Rrottleboro Mutual Aid association,
snolo nnon Tho feeding of babies. and
bep taII was mon lines that appealed
20 tho motbers nresent. Mrs. w. H.
Rond sang two lnllabies. which were
a,'tbnsiast;colIv onnlouded AT the close
az Mss Mcleod : talk She was interro-
Gated Inv many of the mothers.
somnIa nj Inc new electric. light
sx,nros CO.. the streets is ON exhibition
~ tbe window Of tbe Twin State Gas
! & EIoc,r;c eompany II is the regula-
- ar,n n,itb a reflector beneath which
Iii ha snsnended 100 candlepower
snlw,tt ,mngs,en iamp. These fixtures
,.il, he nee5 throughout the village.
v;tb tbe nossible exception of Main
80, II has been suggested that
san,etb;ng moro elaborate in the way
I'm, nrnan,artal noles with underground
81 ,.;r;nn he nsed an Main and Elliot
$3.50, b,t no decision has been
soachoi bv Tho ba;liffs
io"N"o ~
The largest attended and most en-.
| thusiastic meeting in the, history oil
Leo Council, Knights of Columbus, was
held Wednesday evening. The newly
| elected officers were installed ana the
need of larger quarters was discussed
| District Deputy James 0osgrore OF %;
Johnsbury was the installing omeet anu
gave the members talk on the ooblect
and purpose of the order: A resolution
that better adapted and larger quarters
be secured was unanimously adopted,
and committee was apppihteu ~ tna'
e p Mann NJ ], Moran, John Calvin
=. n /" p"T III, ,u
anu H. d. '''''
A meeting of the subscribers to
the Brattleboro baseball fund was held
| in the county clerk IS office Friday even
| ing to consider the proposition OF ef'
| fecting permanent organization. On
motion of II. E. Whitney committee
| composed of II. c. Rice. chairman, Mar
! tin Austin, James z. Ferriter,, Hermoh
| f. Eddy and Charles w. .Cleaveiand, was
named to draw up a. formal constltu.
tion and bylaws to be acted upon at
| a meeting to be called not later than
| March l. The committee was EN-
| powered to act on any baseball matter
| that NAV need attention before the
| permanent organization is effected.
| The local baseball fund now amounts to
something over $3.50 and the proba-
] bility is that it viii be increased to
| 81 500 within the next few weeks.
| Bellows Falls and Keene are sure to
have teams in the field next summer,
and the prospect now is that team
representing Charlestown. n. H., and
| Springfield, VT, will constitute the
fourth team in the prospective league.
nlee.iH 1 W. - poo,nninte The leaoue or.
sfoat orlie W eoAip'
2ahi%"'ioh
The illustrated lecture unon the
civil war by c. M. Russell of Whining