The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-13
BrnttLebOrO Local
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

dating from Nov. 10, 1910.
The odd Fellows will hold ,he
soy.nth dance of the series friusN
waning. Jan. l3. Both halls VIII be
open and the usual music
The arches of incandeseent llghts
ooross Main street, which have been
Iyhted every evening during ,he ho,,
Jny season, were taken down SATURDAY.,
At the regular business meeting oil
,ha Woman's Christian Temperahee
Ifnion in the rest room Monday AFTER
noon only routine business was tr"hs'
acted, p..,,
The annual meeting of the Brattie'
horo Trust company will he held III !he
ronms Of the company Monday morning
NJ 10 o clock for the purpose VI 'i'''
ing II hoard of directors
OF the various calendars issued ~
Rrattleboro business firms ana l.saen ,
ants that of Crosby Parker coh', ~,
ors. is one that will stand more r ,n"p
an eyen chance of being presetNeu'
The calendar bears a handsome photo,
aronh. mi inches, of concrete priuse
hniit nv this firm at Bellows Falls.
assistant Town Clerk c. ;. Hop,
Inns has made an estimate OF the
mnmher of cards needed TO make an
;nJay of the vital statistics OF bIal'
,Iaboro nrior TO 1857 and thinks tnat
Nv u,;Il have TO have about ll,OuO. ac'
"or5ing 10 the act of the present les'
stature which requires town CLERKS ~
rompile these statistics from Town NY
church records the cler ks nave un,ll
October to complete their task, an" '"e
cost is TO be borne by the town,
The first meeting Of the brattle.
horo Mutual Aid association IN " NV
home was held Monday afternoon II, w
Stohbins house. No. Canal street
Tbnr, was n large attendance of mem
bars of the association and volunteer
soc;al workers. Only routine matters
were discussed and acted upon AT lie
business session. The first lat home
in the new home of the ASSOCIATION VIII WIN
ha held Tuesday when the public VIII
he invited to inspect the new quarters
Washington, the Capital of the Ma
tion will be the subject of the stere.
opticon lecture Sunday evening at
n'rlock in the Universalst churcn;;
Among the many views TO be SHOWN WIN
he the capitol. White house, congress
sional library, Washington monument
Lafayette square, MASSACHUSETTS, anu
Pennsylvania avenues, Soldiers nome,
the Lee home, national cemetery, ana
home and tomb of Washington. inns
Js,i0ye will appeal to every patrlotlc
citizen. All who have seen the natlonal
capital will appreciate the opportunity
of refreshing their memory, ana otneIs
will enjoy the anticipation OF VISIT
after listening to the lecture and seeing
the many views. The national arr
America. will be illustrated with ap.
propriate pictures. The public IS IN
vited to attend.
There was large attendance at
the annual ladies' night of the Vermont
wheel club which was observed last
Friday evening, and the occasion
nroyed TO be one of the most enjoyable
social functions in the history of the
club Grange hall was ,prettily deco,
rated with streamers of green ana
white crepe paper extending, from the
central chandelier to the sides OF the
room. and excellent music for dancing
was furnished by Leitsinger orches-
ira of nine pieces. This form OF en-,
tertainment was enjoyed from sou
until | o'clock, with an lntermlssioh
for refreshments served at small tables
in the banquet hall by st Germalne'
The success of the event proved the
wisdom of the club IS vote at its last
annual meeting to expend the whole
of its ladies night appropriation at
one time.
bod an ,' arc;tino experience Friday
noon whom n horse he was driving ran
aUUm ON Elliot street, The animal,
wb;cb was bitched TO a heavy delivery
WAGON with canopy. started to in
creaSa IFS sneed when coming down the
hill from Green to Elliot street, and
an automobile passing the outfit to-
gether with the cheering of band of
Smnod of iba horse Unable to make
tb oet t,,pn at the corner of Elliot and
Min '' streats the driver and outfit
iandad On the sidewalk in front of War
mnriS hoLory Roth axles of fine wagon
were snrnnS and the cargo. consisting
of IN dozan strictly fresh eggs. was a
70 loss M Howe escaped with
only few scratches. and the horse was
uniniured 1t was the third time with
in as many DAYS that the horse had fig
T or+;po an a recan+ basket
III - no' hnt,ronp +ha Tndonandents of
S Sa,i pSaa1a W. W and tha Rallows Fails
91piinSnotte' ~, "n Voc Won hy tba far.
nunap i w. IN " M" mha Snr;nafeld Renorter
ller ~ ~ ~ h III hrotbars Of Rrat.
says: Inc ni,ue, n ara nno a. a. r;abt
tlepoIo, one ae cem,u nod ano 70 o"' nav Js fnr
lorMare, WIZ t se ~ no oiovoptb bonr
Eplinpneiu .ea it i ao NV d;aonnn;n+od in
t. i martmnmth uo Who had hnen ex.
TWO Dartmouth men WIZ hau t ueen -
peGteu' put VINO haa ~. re' ,,a net ~
college from their Cnr as1n tS s shc
ana therefore were ullap,e W snSm up'
ms was tne hrst appeaia1hoe ~ tha,I irnro
held OF these prothers, anu as .nty mH,o
unknown 1actors some apptttn a ~
was 1elt as 10 ,1 tneir apilty W sup III
class with Ems, helley ana Dafney,
pug they mace goou from une s farEr ana
Win tne crown. osGaf W sni'Itioyss .
while his brother played hard, and
though not as good at shooting baskets,
was quick on his feet and could be de-
pended upon on pass every time.
Da4L ,o.,,nl G,o hoe J,rinn bn