The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

-. '99'se e"'"f'"S, Jun
| IN The women OF the Baptist soeiet
VII nave Rood sale In tho chapel Snt
urday from , to 9 clock. ~
Friendship circle held n bnsineS
meetlhg IN Did Fellows hall yesterdn,
Niterhoon' supper WAS served nj ii,
y M.
The. Daughters of pocabontas vii
mold dance in Red Men : nall Satur
nuean. t'i"'e gu
The trophies won hv the Brsitle
noio hitf school track 1eam nj the meet
held IN burlington a few weeks AGO
nave eegn on exhibition in the window
VI =. j, fenlon a Co. store this week.
Protective grange will hold thei,
next regular meeting "Wednesday exc
nlhs, June =, The program will in
clude vocal aud instrumental muse ana
reehA1ions. II. W. Sargent and .Iudos
TIER VIII talk ON Parliamentary Practice
Brattleboro lodge. No 1902. r. & A.
NJ worked the third degree upon &
elass Of three candidates in the Masonic
temple last evening Tonight the FIRST
degree will be worked upon a class al
four. Beauseant commandry held 4
regular conyocaiion in the temple Wed.
ncsdaN evening.
The closing exercises OF 81. Mich.
ael 5 paroehial school will he held ON
The school lawn on Walnut street Tues.
day evening at 30 The program as
gwen IN The Reformer two weeks ago
Will be presented. As usual exercises
VIII end with alawn party on the school
lawn under the auspices of 81. Cecilia :
altar society,
A new business has been opened
tins week under the name of the Brat
tlehoro Dairy company, in Ninton Block
al the corner Of South Main and Canal
streets. George A. Collins will act as
manager. Mr.. Collins is familiar with
dairving having been in charge of that
department II the Bradley farms for
several years and later conducting a
milk route for himself
Members of the Pilgrims colony
gathered Wednesday evening mt the
home of the governor of the COLONY, A.
j. Currier, on Frost street 10 celebrate
the birthdays of five of its members.
Seven past governors were present. Re
treshments OF ice cream and cake were
served and the evening was ENJOYED in
playing cards and other games
The eyangelists in charge of the
gospel tent ON Prospect hill viii contin.
ne the services next week each evening,
except Saturday. The attendance has
been very good thus far. Those who are
interested to know what the Bible SAYS
in regard to the time of Christ 5 com.
ing should hear Evangelist Clapp pre-
sent the subject this evening Sunday
evening 5 subject will be The Signs of
Christ s Coming.
The Central Vermont train leaving |
at 10.15 a. m. and return
ing at 5.52 p. m, will stop at the site of I
Fort Bridgman on the Hubbard farm
in Vernon to accommodate all who wish T
to attend the basket picnic and exercises I
at the dedication of the Marker there /
on Tuesday. June 81 by BrattlehOro I
chapter d. A. R., and the people Of Yer
non. Should the dav be stormy, the pro
gram will be carried out so far as pos
sible in the parlors OF the Hubbard +
home.
Leo council. knights of Columbus,
the first degree on class Of {
Is candidates in the council S new quar-
iefs in the Market block Wednesday i
svening. This was the first work to be
lone in the new rooms and il was one of
he largest classes TO receive the de.
,ree since the Institution of Leo coun-
ii. Another class will be given the
irst within few weeks. Leo council /,
las coy and comfortable home in the +,
recently vacated by the Mason j
G orders. /.
Cards were received this week an {
iouncing the marriage Saturday even
NO. June II. of Arthur James Monroe
f New York city and Miss Helen Cath
rine Fletcher of MiddletOwn, Conn, I
Ir Monroe formerly lived in Brattle- /.
orc and has many friends here lie /.
ras graduated from the Brattleboro !
iqh school in 1901 and from Wesleyan
University in 1905. AT present he Is
with the Telephone and Tele- :
rapb company of New York, where he ~
olds responsible position. After a
eptember /, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe VIII b
e at home at Beach Terrace IN New 2
ork city.
Wesley R. Phillips Of Daytonaa, Fla &
of Brattleboro has recently an n
ounced the engagement of his daugh- Il
n, Miss Frances NJ. Phillips to Clarence II
dimes of Academy, s. D. Their mar \
age is to take place June 30, at Key x
one. in the Black Hills OF South Dako- e
/. Miss Phillips has been frequent
sitor in Brattleboro and vlclnlty., one n
as graduated from the Northheid !,
Mass seminary and latTef took 4.
mrse in Oberlin (Ohio) college from -
hich she was graduated IN I9o1. OUT Il
o the last four years she has taught :,
atin. drawing and other branches IN ~ ~
ard academy at Academy. :. u. Mr. - y
dimes has been assistant principal IN ~ ~
AT institution for a number OF years. ~
. has recently accepted a principal II II
in IN Mitchell, s. d., and will take up - -
! work there in the fall. NJ
Several members of this week 5 to
adnatine class of Brattleboro. mgh da
1ool will continue their education IN ga
situations of higher. learning. Ihey
nact 10 enter the following instItu- J.
ms This fall: s. F. Breese Morse, Ha1- D. D.
"a. Onslow Z. Thompson, Amherst; ri ~
hart q Knowlton, Norwich; Roy =: -
ner University of Vermont: Carroli g. g.
Drnry. Worcester Institute of Tech- ~
oov: Harold S. Waite, Massaenusseetits n e,r
ricultural college; Appleton l. Mics m
4 take a years work at Exeter oeiore ~,
ierine Massachusetts Institute OF col
chnology; Evelyn Emerson, o,m a91n giy
leoe. Laura E. Walbridge, Middle 10
~ Helen r. Kenney, Jessie Ransom De
i Tncv Weatherhead will take Gu
rse AT Westfeld normal school, and np
ole Cowles will take post graduate sai
rse at the high school. Edith Ken T.,
] Will go TO Mysticia 4 4rni,,;nn al the for
| take a course u da7
DOL for the deaf. I'm
H. r. Weatberhead agent for fhe
A. strout company, has made the 1 Ieo n;c
ing sales of real estate during tne the the
Week: On Wednesday OF last n Ween ;se,
George H. Cogswell farm IN Green haai n ft1,
er together with crops was p urcnaaS will
by Thomas M. Crepar OF D tus;w Az Gr(
IN. Mr.. Crepar has peen d Ira t,ain af 4 b
cher Tor huIpei M ~ nc permanent sup
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