The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26


the team winning the most points in
tomorrow S track meet has been on eX.
hibition in ii. II. Thompson S show win
dow this week.
Owing to lack of a quorum the an.
nual meeting of the Young women S
association of the Centre church was
not held Sunday evening. The date of
the postponed meeting will be announc-
ed later.
"A meeting of the general commit.
tee of the Brattleboro high school al
umni association was held in the high
school room Tuesday evening. Wednes-
dav evening. June 81, was selected as
the date for the annual alumni meeting
of commencement week.
Harold Evans pleaded guilty in
municipal court Saturday afternoon to
the larceny of saw, bits and bitstock
and cost of 1924 and placed in charge
of Probation Officer +. u. f. Stowe for
a period of six months.
AT a special communication of
Brattleboro lodge. +. and A. NJ, IN
Masonic temple Tuesday evening the
Fellowcraft degree was worked upon a
class of six candidates. The Master
Mason degree was worked at special
communication of Columbia lodge in
the temple Wednesday evening.
"A large party of members of Brat.
tleboro camp, Modern Woodmen, called
upon Harris Miller on Chestnut street
Monday evening. The visit was gen
uine surprise. Mr.. Miller. who has been
i'll for a long time, was the recipient of
sum of money and other articles from
the party. The presentation was made
by Spencer w. Knight
IInrr;. hos ham arlal tlp
cup for the first place in the shoot for
the college championship and 7. 7. Nil,
Ter takes the second place cup, rs well
as the Dupont medal. II, II. Crowell
last week broke Harris s college record,
getting 50 out of 100 birds. two more
than were placed to the credit of
Harris. -Dartmouth college news in
Concord N. h Monitor
The block signal system being in,
stalled on the Boston & Maine railroad
between Bellows Falls and Brattleboro
Iis nearly completed and will be in opera
ton within q short time. During the
week the poles supporting the soma:
lphore signals have been gwen coat OF
white paint and the connections be.
tween the track and the signals nave
been practically completed.
Deputy sheriff G. l. Knapp will sell
a Matheson touring car tomorrow
Afternoon AT o clock in front of the
Brattlehoro garage. The ear was at
tacbed by the f. r. Clark Automobile
company on debt of S4,l53.66 CON
tracted by Edgar A. Holmes who, with
his family. spent last summer IN Brat
tleboro. The automobile company Sc
cured Judgment against Mr., Holmes ~
the September term of county court.
At the annual meeting of the
ladies aid society of the ,Episeoopal
church held in the yestrv Friday after
noon noon The following officers were elect
ed. President. Mrs. +. w. Gibson; vice.
presidents. Mrs. F. W. GIBSON, MIS-.
CHRISTOPHER Babb and Mrs. w. II. Hey
wood: secretary, Miss Ruth w. Childs;
treasurer. Mrs. A. W. Montgomery; d.
ractors. Miss Bessie Cain. Mrs. A. !.
Harner IT.. Mrs. w. II. Lane, Mrs. ).
Ii. Martin, Mrs. c. F. Cain and Mrs. r.
+. Burton.
Manager John J. Clune of the out
! laws hose team received letter TINS
week from Manager Lacey of the Alerts
of Adams, Mass, SAYING that the sched,
Inled race between the two teams on
MAY 80 at Adams would nave 10 ot
called off. Mr.. Lacey explained that
| il had been decided to omit sports IN
observing Memorial day in Adams ne
asked Mr.. Clune to name another 9ate
land the race will be run on some oa it
nrday afternoon probably during the
month Of June. ,r.,
The regular meeting of the. Wind nd.
~, ITnion congregational ministers
viii be held in the parlors OF the Zen
ire church Monday, at 10 O'Clock a. H.
The nroGram will be as follows; DeVo,
tons Rev. George H. Perry OF GraIton
business Exegesis, Rev. n. ;. Moore Wo 81
Newfane; sermon, Rev. ,. II M, nlI P;hio
of Windham: brief papers, Ing rh niIas
Riv;er of Dummerston: The Bible IN
The Pastor s Study. Rev., THOMAS -
Davies of Londonderry; The Blnle eri IN
Missionary Work, Rev. Fred NJ. WIS
wall of Newfane
Ntiss Edith sherman Harper OF
c+oris avenue Wakefield Junction.
Mas Mas and George Morris Tompso1na
~ ~ So SON Of CAPTAIN and Mrs. George ~ NJ
n ~ c,, non If Parker Road. Wakehei9
p ro Mass. were married in Wakeheid
co a. and came Immediately 10
9RrattIeboro where Mr. Tompson Is as,
snciated with his father as one Oh snS
engineers in charge OF the pl9pVt1hG;o az
Roston & Maine extension through a tna1
section. Mr. Tompson was az gFaG ~ ne
from Tufts college elafs q For 18th the pres
! oil
en- NJ and Mrs. Tompson have rooms
nm South Main street.
Programs are out for the o9tn az,
nual meeting of the, WlnunatH 70 he
pan+;st Rible School convention to "
PIX hd9'i im the BAPTIST church. West Guii-
f ferd Nav 81. The following spea kers
h to,u been secured: Rev. Guy =. LAM
s n@ district secretary for New EnelaHtu
s Am,er;can BAPTIST Publication. society
a n,5o Rev T. q. Norcross,. district seere-
t anu FOR New England, American pap
let t;; Home Mission society, Rev w WE; a.
Dayison. d. D., superlntendent " -uln
SONS. Vermont Baptist state cun coi.
ton. Rev. George II. Mat'; w s'I HTawley
perpte rro,+tieboTo. Mrs. Jennie M; Cheney
OF Vast Rrattleboro, Mrs. J. E. berry
OF p'tnev Mrs. George M. Love any
al 81 ~ = ( Willard of South New1ane
Ms ME, o. are being made for large chotu u
aL iane ond every Bible school connecteu
c m;th The Windham County, Baptlst n nrc
s~n a. is urged to send three VI nv
singers. ar.
NAV Aones Smith, daughter OF MI
"a Mrc Harry Smith of Vernon stre 9e
ana ana Jesse George Bailey, son Of - NJ 81
d" atberine Austin, were mar [T dm
M;cbael;s Catholic church WeunWs9'"J
morning at clock py neeoomnaniei
Carmody. The BRIDE was ;ddoSmaid an6
bv Miss Mollie Ryan as SD prio man The
Hugh Murray n1 %ns e oesf nI gown ani
bat to m. match n an9 fa boof weddin1
Ilohs1 EFT sn was served at the nome u u
p pre- H hr;3e g narents immediately NJ ~
Ime ~ ~ The ceremony and Mr.. ana fo M
Railey left on the, ll.lo La tnan'i mart Of
at a' the White River Char hss be ee? in tn,