The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-29

an illustrated lecture on My Life
Among the Cowboys, being his personal
experiences of three years in the West.
The next number on the anniversa-
~ program is the recital Monday even
ing by Don Beddoe, the celebrated
tenor, in the Congregational church at
clock. He will be assisted by must
clans from the music faculty of North
field seminary.
Charles Lampson has been sick with
grip week.
Mrs. Frank Streeter was taken to
Greenfield hospital last week.
Mrs. j. W. Field will entertain the
Bridge club next Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. George L. Thompson was called
to Springfield, Vt, the past week by
the death of her sisters husband
Mrs. Lorinda Freeman has returned
to her home at Fred Pallam' 5 after
staying several weeks in Westheld,
Mass.
The board of trade held a meeting
in the selectmen S room Friday even
ing and discussed the articles of the
town warrant.
Robert Randall has gone to Spring
| field to work. c. G. Stearns has filled
his place i'll his store by employing
| William Tanski.
A poverty social will be held at the
vestry of the Unitarian church next
| Thursday evening. Refreshments will
be served on the European plan.
Albert S Gordon, treasurer of the
4 y II
last winter, has sent to the Franklin
County Farm bureau $1l.19, the bal
ance from the school.
The seniors Of the high school Melted
| $50 from their dance last Tuesday
evening. given under the direction of
G. w Kidder. This will be added to
their fund for class trip III the
spring.
Mrs. +. W. Brown and Mrs. w. u
Coe have been at Atlantic City for Il
few weeks. Rev and Mrs. Coe are
now at SIS Broad street, Westfeld, n.
J., to stay three months. Mr.. Coe is
supplying as pastor there.
The lights in the square at North
field Center are 90 candle power. An
article in the town warrant asks that
lights be installed Of this power
throughout the streets of the town.
There would be an extra charge by
the Greenfield Power Co. of 50 per
light for such power
Charles Leach. who was nominated
at the recent Republican caucus. de
ehnad to serve. Charles :. Tenney
viii run. Nomination papers have
been filed with Town Clerk w. j.
Wright as follows: Selectmen. ]. /
Dunnell, NJ. I. Moore; tax collector. A.
s. Gordon; school committee, John
Phelps constable. James Quinlan;
tree wardenS, Frank Y. Wood, J. r
Cotton; county commissioner, George
Slate
The Red Men raised up their chief.
at their meeting on Thursday evening
as follows: Sachem. Herman Fisher;
prophet. George Piper; junior saga
more, Charles Bishop; senior saga
more, Charles Woodland: keeper of rec
ords, Andrew Gray; collector of wan
/. pun. c. L. Johnson; keeper of wan
i pun, G. y. Kidder. y deputy from
e Conway installed the officers afteI
e which an oyster supper was served.
g After many weeks Of sickness Mis-:
+ Ruth Waring died Friday morning a
> Betsev Moody hospital, Mortified
seminary. Miss Waring entered tn,
It seminary in September and has beer
-" i'll nearly all the time with hear
trouble. Her mother, Mrs. Edwar,
Waring of Brooklyn. \. Y, has beer
, with her daughter recently. Miss Wm
! ing was l. wears old. G. y. kiddc
! accompanied the body to Brooklyn O
Saturday and the funeral will be hel
at her home Tuesday of this week
$ The town warrant which was issue
9r the past week, contains Il articles. TIL
q articles Of unusual interest are: To Sc
J. ii the town viii vote to maintain tn
Mortified high school. make othe
! provisions for secondary education c
o. act thereon; 10 see what action tn
i, town will take in the matter of raiSln
|; and appropriating a sum of money to b
III paid to the Franklin County Fau
| bureau. inc, and expended for the pu
= pose of agricultural demonstrate
~ work; to see If the town will choose
committee to co cooperate with otht
.. towns interested i'll the Bennett
ns NJ eadow bridge; 10 petition the legi
= laturc to have the bridge maintaine
- hv the state under the supervision {
N the Massachusetts, highway commi
IN sion; to see if the town will apprOpr
tn ate 800 for the George Washingto
Is Memorial building in Washington,
C. The article in regard to increasir
ne the candle power of the street igh
Of has been mentioned elsewhere.