The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21

church Easter Sunday was the lareesl
admitted nj one time in the history oil
the local church.
The New England auxiliary vii
hold special meeting with the pres
ident, Mrs. Harry n. Holland, 20 cana
street. mt $50 O'Clock this afternoon
A full attendance of the members II
desired ms important business Is TO b'
transacted.
The annual meeting of the Brattle
b0ro board of trade will he held II
Festival hall this evening and every
member of the organization is urged tt
be present. The retiring president
Dennison Cowles, will have n number
of suggestion to make for increasing
the efficiency of the organization.
Mrs. Sarah Jane (Kelleyl Knight
60, died in Providence. II. l., SATURDAY
after a long illness. The funeral was
held there Tuesday morning and. her
body was removed to Millbury, Mass
for burial She was a native OF that
town. Her husband was William
/ Knight She leaves two sons, Henry
/ W. Knight of West Brattleboro and
Frank Knight of Marlboro.
Leo council, Knights of Columbus
moved last week from their OLD quar-
ters in the American building 70 ",
rooms recently vacated by the Masonic
bodies in Market block. They VIII oe'
cup one room until the rest OF inc
APARTMENTS are renovated and arranged
| for use AS club aud lodge rooms. The
new tenants held their first meeting
| in their new home this week
Daniel X. Lane and Miss Caroline
Leitsinger were married in Deep RIVER
| Conn, last Saturday evening at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. James Mes
| senper. Mr.. Kane is deputy road com
missioner for the county of MlddleseA
and Is well known throughout the state
of Connecticut. Miss Leitsinger is the
daughter of the late Caspar Leltslnger'
land is popular among the young people
of Deep River She is sister OF r. y
and Bert L. Leitsinger of TINS place
and formerly lived here with her par
ents on Cedar street. They moved TO
/ Deep River several years ago.
Cant. w. O. Cooley of Co. |, LIST
Vermont infantry, Brattleboro, has
sent a letter to Can't. Joseph Nader
| of Company G and Capt. O. h. Cam oil
Company II asking their opinion upon
| the formation of an interstate MIL
/ tary athletic association, to comprise
/ the companies in Greenfield, Mass,
! Brattleboro and Bellows Falls, VT. and
! Keene. The idea is that target shoots
could be held as well AS competitive
drills, practice hikes and field DAYS
aiding materially in securing q GOOD
class of recruits and keeping their M
Iterest. 1t is probable that meeting
will be held later to take steps TO form
such an association.-keene Sentinel.
"A cigar stump or blazing, match
was probably the. cause OF the con
! tla grafton which DESTROYED two awnings
Iof r. H. Holden a Co. s drug store.
! Selectman John Calvin noticed That
/ the awning was blazing and telephQned
to the central fire station. A.. ID. Hor'
! ton with chemical hand extinguisl!er
was soon at the scene, but &. IL. 'fosbN
had already arrived and was directing
/ a stream from window of the dental
office of DIR. 4. l., Petite. Mr. Horton
directed his stream into Mr., frosty 5
Ioptics and the crowd laughed, The fre
! was duenched and the damage was TWO
| awnings destroyed. whether the mate u
was dropped from one of the oihees IN
/ the Crosby block or earelesslY thrown
/ from a passing balloon is not known.
-Brattleboro ueople are promised an
levening of entertainment at Grange
hail next Friday evening when the
musical clubs of the University OF Yer.
mont will appear under the ausnlces OF
the Brattleboro high school athletic as
sOciation and the managers oil the
school paper, The Dial. The proceeds
\ will be devoted TO. the two institutions
Of the school. The concert viii DC
from s TO 10 clock and dancing VIII
/ follow Tickets may be obtained from
ANY high school student. The program
/ consists of 16 numbers. including read
ing by w. G. Watt of the musical clubs.
/ There are Is members of the glee club
and Is Of the instrumental club. The
program will be one aifording enter
! tainmcnt to all classes as there are
| humorous as we'll as classical selee-
tons.
The Pope and the Vatican win be
the subject of the stereopticon lecture
at the Universalist church SUNDAY
Up. NJ. This lecture will conclude the
series. which have been given during
THE winter. The lecture and views are
/ given nv request, and the committee
feels fully justified in presenting them
| for the second time, that everyone
MIGHT have the opportunity to see
! them, The pictures are very me
/ Among Others will be the Pope S private
study. chapel, garden; views of the
Pope himself; also some of st. Peter :,
| The pictures were taken by special per
mission from the Pope, and the photo
nrapher had access to rooms and scenes
| not open to the ordinary tourist. They
| have received the personal endorse,
ment of the Pope, Plus X. There will
be special music. Miss Katherine Mar
tin will sing the Rosary
Miss Chloe Leonard. 60, died sud
denly Thursday evening of last week
AT her home in West Dummerston. She
/ had been in failing health for several
weeks, although her condition had not
seemed of an alarming nature. Her
| brother. Oscar Leonard, with whom she
lived, went to the barn to attend to MS
work after supper and on his return to
The bouse he found his sister lying on
the couch. as he supposed asleep. After
n short interval. however, in attemptlng
| to arouse her, he discovered death had
taken place and notified some of his
neiohhors. Miss LEONARD had spent
nearly all her life in Dummerston.
| Ahout Is wears ago she moved with her
| brother to her late home, which is
| Known as the John Butterfield farm.
| Her only surviving relative IS the proth-
err with whom she lived. sister; VINO
was the wife of the late G. Ii. Eddy;
died several wears ago. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at the
house and burial was in the uDper Gem
eterv in West Dummerston. Rev. f.. Z:
| Clarke. pastor of the BAPTIST church of
south Newfane officiated, and the
hearers were T. NJ Dovle, F. 0. Carpen-
ter, w. A. Harris and W. S. French.
Clara Mcknight Talcott, so, widow
of Norman w. Talcott, after an illness
of four years died at the home, of her
sister. Mrs. Newton I. Hawley,. on
North Main street Sunday evening
She was born in Truxton: N. Y, Sept;
%. 1929, and was one of family OF
10 children of Charles and Elmira
(Clapp) Mcknight. Her education was
obtained in her native town. she
went to Springfield, Mass, after comple'