The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-22

The local telegraph Offices will be
open from . 10 10 a, M, and IRON 10
q y. m. Christmas day
There will be waltz party IN
Grange hall Tuesday evening gwen uh'
der the direction of l.. Wales.
There will be a New Years waltz
paFty in Grange hall Monday, Jan, =
Music will be furnished by Leiisinger :
orchestra.
The Odd Fellows will hold the
sixth dance OF the series In the large
hall tonight, l.eitsinger : orchestra VIII
furnish music,
Spaulding aud Marion are 10 gave
a waltz party in Grange hall Wednesday
evening, Jan. 3. l.citsingeT's orchestra
Of four pieces will furnish music,
The subject of the sermon At the
Centre Congregational church sunday
morning will be The Divinity OF Jesus
Christ. The regular choir Will be aug,
menicd by chorus of children nnd
Young people,
The Pilgrim Fathers will hold spe'
cial meeting Tuesday evening M u, ~ y
hall for the purpose ~ Installing shhui'
dates, receiving applications, aud con
Quoting any business which may come
before the meeting,
The POSTPONED meeting of Protec'
I tive grange. which was 70 nave been
+ held Dec. 10, was held "Wednesday nighl;
4 Reports OF officers were gwen, ana
/ Master II. ". Sargent gave iull re.
port of the state grange meeting NJ
/ Montpelier last week
comfy clerk T.. u. T.. Stowe has
sent this week 10 the sclectmen OF eaeh
/ town in Windham county notice OF the
law requiring report TO he made OF
! the number of deaf, dumb, blind ana
mentally defective persons IN snch
towns.
/ The usual box of clothing and use
i fnl articles was packed by the Tenure
I CONGREGATIONAL sunday school ana sent
TO Rev. Antonio Alright of New YORK
lcitv Wednesday for distribution during
the Christmas fiesta to be held in that
city Thursday
AT the annual meeting of Oasis en-
icampment. /. O. O. f., last evening the
4 following officers were elected: ,hiel
Patriarch. Fayette Miller; high priest
4 II. i. JOY: senior warden, George Wlu'
or: recording scribe. W. j. Cain; imam
rial scribe, d. W. Tennev; treasurer, e.
"a. staples; Junior warden, Herbert ..
Shaw.
The annual meeting and election on
officers of Friendship circle was held
in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday afternoon
The officers elected were President,
Mrs. sarah Miller: LIST yice-president,
Mrs. Susie Cook; % yice-president, MIS-
Mary Young; secretary. Mrs. Myra
stone: treasurer. Mrs. Ida ellison: di'
rectors, Mrs. Ada Amidon, Mrs, Ellen
Lockwood, Mrs. Jennie Moran, Mrs.
Lillian Pellerin and Mrs. Ida Sargent
States Attorney Frank +. Barber
Municipal Judge w, X. Daley, Robert
c. Bacon and George r. Tucker lelt last
evening for Townshcnd where Mr.. Tuck
or anpears TODAY TO answer to the charge
of killing two instead of one deer during
the hunting season. Complaint was
made against Mr.. Tucker several weeks
AGO INIT no action was taken owing to
the Illness of a state witness. ne
hearing was held in Townshend as all
Of the witnesses live in that part OF the
county. The costs of the trial VIII be
less bv holding il in Townshend instead
of Brattleboro. Mr.. Bacon represents
Mr.. Tucker.
The second of the series OF
lmusicales given by the Beethoven clnp
pupils of Mrs. F. II. Spauldlng, Y" was wa
held last Friday evening at Mrs SpatulGi
.inp's home, % Highland street. Mnsl'
81 saIections were rendered by Miss
Hazel Clark Miss Mildred kneudsen
and Miss Matilda Croll and duets were
Given by Miss Violet johnson and Mrs
SpauIding. and Miss Clark and Mrs
Standing. Several compositions were
road ON Beethoven and his characters
ties. At the next meeting, which WI
he held Jan. 20, the study of Beethoven
and Bach will be taken up. keiresh
ments were served and increased inter
est was manifested among the pupils.
The men of the grange are to CIV,
a supper to the grange WEDNESDAY ~
, $50 p. M, in compliance WIN tne re
omirements of n contest held last summer
between the men and women. In whlci
tbe men were defeated. This supper
will he followed at 80 by the regulal
strange meeting at which time ot1eer'
? for the coming year will be elected. IN
, men of the grange are planning to MAKE
: the supper a first-class affair, and the.
: urpe that all members Of ProtectlN'
grange and members of other grahge
: who reside here in Brattleboro be ther'
and enjoy their hospitality, me mel
D of the grange who can do so are re
: 0nasted IN meet in the banquet hall
\ Tuesday nj 7,3O D. m, to make final ar
! engagements.
: A meeting of the Royal Gorge Min
y ing & Holding company stockhotueIi
!, was held Saturday afternoon In a. =
' lSchwenk's office with good attend
ance, a large majority being represente'
in nerson and by proxy. 1t was Votedc. .
change the name of the company 10 IL
Y Mountain Gorge Mining company. IN
: comnanv has acquired within feN
n months 80 acres more OF mlnefall1e
e land which probably doubles It's saluu
n and insures full control OF one OF IN
3 hest water powers in Calltornla. He0i !
d s Rradstreet of Boston, DR.. =. u: hot
4 NC of Northampton. George r. Towe
d M Saxtons River. Z. H. Davenport I
f III. Frost. Harry Spaulding and MRS.
l. 8 Miyer of this town were elected dlre'
d tors and the other officers chosen were
n President. r. l.. Frost; treasurer an
V General manager G. S. Bradstreet. hi
!. norts of rich vein were gwen, an
IS The prospects of the company are vel
s Gathering. Mr. Frost ana Mrs. MIN
z. 90 to Worcester, Mass, today 10 man
d arrangements for pushing the WORK.
T. IF Sheriff J. II. Kiniry of Wind :s,[
e county is called upon to carry ou IL, VI
sentence of the court ana hahg Ell 5u
Kent in the state prison at Nlnu t;o
e next month the details OF the execuClu
y will not be given to the pubic ny heI
Ie naner representatives who were 10
l. present There will be no press repr'
r, se e, in the death chamber aecoE,
"a i in~ To- to statement from Sheriff kinll
d this week That official said If ne e, W. !
IS called upon to hang Kent !, W IN en- !.
d does not expect tine at af 4be m alleged bum
,e ii;nn Of the execution of Mary Roge.
is several sew years ago it has been suggeste
II seat Il would be best not to suppress an
Re reno that 'G might be made Of the Kel
S. eepci bv denying admission to a
II credited eTeiHai REPRESENTATIVES of newspaper
lie sheriff Kiniry said this week that IA !; :,
a m her of HnnllCaIIOl