The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29

meeting 1t the Woman = Relief corps In
q. a, II. hall Yesterday afternoon.
All of the officers of the Woman 5
RELIEF pprus are requested 10 meet in
q. a, n ham Friday evening, IAN. ., for
FL drill
The name of Patrick Fleming hus
been mont ionrd ia connection with the
Iyaegury ON the board of sclectmen
caused be he death Of Chairman john
CALVIN.
The UHucc advertised hy the
+ Knights ut Columbus "Wednesday even
ing was cancelled owing 10 the death 81
SelcctmuH John Calvin, % member Of
Leo council Is, of 6,
The meeting Of the Story Teller $
league scheduled fer Wednesday even
ing In the Congregational church pnllots
was POSTPONED on arroui Of thg ho.i.
day season. The meeting VIII hr hell
4 Wrdncs,'a evening, Jau' u. whcu the
lhlil ehaH'ar 100 ". -. i9th POO Fl
Stories aud story Tellers will hr stud
led
"A new departure is "a he inaugural.
od in the Emmirn thrator vs. thc prulrie-
tors, Gibbs a Wheeler. On New Year s
day Victory utrelb VIII be nst1ll7t
10 take the place nt s0luist, aud the
SONGS re0jtr. m this INSTRUMENT VII
hc Illustrated iu the usual way The
program will include f1wons oocrU'ir
selections bN al of the celebrated
artists.
The rain Friday evening prevented
mauy from attending the hrlstmas tee
and supupr 100 the EuycrSallsi church
but it WAS estimated thar about oo
persons were present when santa us
tibutcd the giN, from a tree after SUI
tucr. During the supper the small chil-
dren were seated 30 one table aud IN"
older member, ol rhJ party nj another.
\ short program of music and recitation,
was presented under the direction Of
Miss Gertrude lMmmcr.
The village If Rrattlehoro has
brought bills in equity against Patrick
Fleming and Adelaide Randoll Tor tue
purpose of securing sewer assessments
claimed TO be due The amount OF the
Fleming assessment h. $40 and the one
against Mrs. Radoll amounts To Sb1,
The complaint is founded on section 2bO
Of the Acts of 1905 which makes sewer
assessment lien upon property next
10 taxes. The bin, are brought by NJ,
toruey VI. 2. Davis and have been filed
D" WV
The following sporting item from
the Hartford Courmt Of Dee. 20 IS Of
interest in that II concerns member
of the Brattlchoro baseball team 81
~ II 80, !na,,, ~ ~ s.,,L Manchester
tPl lnr = -, pn.i,ti,alI Iaaoua'
ir' ~ ", H., IIartford oome
Wa, j." 4it', .,, ~ I;, cvenino
,1 'n' i'm ,om =, ~, b b,II bs was
" H'n ii"i'a H." H. frnst r.rai,tions that
wv" I,s ,Io,',r bas .,.er racniyed He
d lIu"i H., t,r ;,,, ,he ,ame with
Nun . .oa,n,,,otos hal Il ,,ot Lecn for
i's "'i, ,.,,. go, W,siinatou that he
iir"I ~ Iaroana onJ 10 was in mo
Il'' W., ~, VIM w. Mn, b"rJ came -
, t"u'lloh /" pi"N n''" -'''''
california will be the subject of the
lStereouticon lecture at the mversallst
e. lchurrh sunday evening AZ ! clock. The
. lecture will cover the many points AMI
, iplarcS of interest. Colorrd views VIII
picture among the many sights, the
. early missions, San Francisco santa
bathAIa' HaSrn aine pasoJ Nh II" IN scenic
'.' ~ M famoms Yosemite valley
TI I, .,rc Jews Of the oian, trees. OF
; h. inlmstries ELe the orange. near and
, 'h' 'u"NN, ~. 49,, ,olnroJ anil
T.. Il Nh my lV
.e',..,s ,,i,,,sa tLo stata of Califor.
n:'vSs.' '''' non,Io Ivory vear
i',' ',.',,.oro wishes IN visit il some
- ,ri ,,,t,I;c l. invited
i INV "'
The annual meeting OF Protective
, grange WAS held "Wednesday evening am
the following officers We're elected; Mas
ter. Mrs. Lucy W. sargent; oN'rsGel
Mrs. Alice NJ Spaulding; lecturer, Mrs
Bessie H. Knowlton; steward. Mrs, coz
C.. Morse; assistant steward, Mrs lda NJ
. Grant: chaplain Mrs. y. y. Grant treas
! urer, +. ID. Weld: secretary Mrs MAYER
fette A. Fisher; te'Keeper, NJ ,r ~ -
: pnnona lfr, Rmhv Wells: Flora, Mrs
Ella Wheeler. lady assistant steward
! Nav, y Wnsop. nianist Mrs. Gertrud,
r. Sngutl;po The men of the grange
: ,,a,,o on el1hornta simmer al $50, tht
/, INNER Leir., rsonired of the defeated
. ,;5n il, rro.,ran, contest held between
~, ma y.o,,,on Mis- Many Wilson
: u,,d an nr;,,ir"i moan
! A., ~
) Ernest \. Todd. employed ny the
! IL. Grant Granite company, Went 10 III
home in FitHwilIiam, \. IT, FRIDAY u
spend Christmas. While impersoua'ln'
. Santa Claus and distributing presents It
party of children IN the load H ,3li
Christmas evening a set OF false WINS ;
. ers made of cotton batting caught mr.
e from candle on the tree and betor
G Mr.. Todd could tear away the blazlnI
'. material he was severely burned on bot
!: cheeks. both ears and his eyelashes an
!, considerable hair were burned. lneklI
/. he kept his mouth closed and dld no
!, Iinhale the blaze. otherwise he would hay
:: suffered far more serious injury. Nj
{, Todd : father. Charles Todd, who,
i latIjicted with chronic heart trouble
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