Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25


a popular novel, will be the attrac.
ton at the Auditorium next Tuesday
evening.
"A number of locql Mystic Shrin-
ers went to Springfield this state,
iast evening to participate in meet
ing of the order.
Peter Cakes who has been EMPLOYED
In Bakers barber shop for NUMBER of
years has this week begun work with
his son, Charles Cakes.
j l. Martin was elected one of the
directors of the Central Vermont rail.
road at the annual meeting of the stock
holders held this week.
Tam Ferriter who was senterced
to the House of Correction for selling
liquor was taken there Friday by
Sheriff wilkins of Putney,
George A Holland of Hinsdale is
IN charge of the local Office of the
American express company during the
absence of j l. Rogers, the regular
agent.
"A delegation from Brattleboro and
Columbian Lodges went to Whining
tor Tuesday evening to assist in
working degrees on candidates for
Success lodge of that town.
The committees app inted to plan
for tho State Christian Endeavor COO
vention held meeting last
evening at the home of Arthur L May
nard for the purpose of closing the
business of the convention.
The overturning of a lamp in one of
the rooms IN F L Houghton's house on
the Putney hill caused slight fire Tues
dav evening. The flames were quickly
put out however, by the means OF fire
extingusher and the loss is slight.
The mems and womeu's teams Of
the antastiquet golf club will go to
Green field tomorrow to play again st
the teams represen ting that club. The
local delegation will leave here on the
$40 train and return in the after
r noon.
| There was an unusually large at
tendance at tue Universalist Sunday
school last Sunday when rally services
were held by the teachers and pupils.
: The exercises consisted of recitation $
and singing, and the pastor, Rev Mr.
Marvin, maze a brief address.
Special session of Mt Sinai Tenn
: pie. Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, will
Q be held in Brattleboro November !
when the shrine degree will be con
5 ferred on several Candidates. After
: the degrees are conferred banquet
\ will bs held at the Brooks House.
The annual meeting for 1901 of the
\ Vermont Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, will be held at
, the Brooks House. Brattleboro, Wednes-
/ day, November IL, at o'clock in the
$ afternoon. The business to come be.
!. fore the meeting is the submission OF
+ reports from officers and committees,
1 the election of officers and delegates and
the consideration of all other matters
r that may properly come be1ore tne
/ meeting. There will be no banquet IN
f connection with the meeting.
There was large attendance at
, thu union session of the Woman S club
!. held in the Brooks House last evening
. at the invitation of Miss M f Stock
veil. The pager of the evening was
g unusually interesting, relating Incl
n dents which occurred during the we'd
4 ding Journey of Mr. and Mrs B ID Har-
ris to Salt Lake city 30 or more years
}. ago The paper was prepared by MIS-
q Harris some time ago and was READ
e last evening by Rev Il r Miles.
5 w e poolittls began the work OF
;. tearing down the armory bullulne
Wednesday and expects to have tht
i oround clear 10 a short time. Nj
o Ooolittle is planning to build a larf
: tenement house on the present site OF
o The armory and afterwards to move the
e building which has been used as
r nsint shop to the rear of his rev
4 huilding, He will then erect second
J. tenement house on the site now occu-
5 MED by the paint shop building.
IL An alarm from fire alarm box mum
{ Der q was rung in about O'Clock oat
d nrdav afternoon on account of the burn
e inc ont of chimney in the house or
y Forest street which Marshall Grout re
centIv bought of p Crown. No ser
q IONS damage was done and the recall wa
r sounded before the chemical had reached
y the MINER end of Main street. FIRE was
e discovered early Monday morning IN the
IS house on Washington street owned by ,
E Lamson and occupied by Fl ) DoWley
e Mr. and Mrs Dowley were both asleel
d NJ the time but Deighbor saw tne lisn
e and awakened them. mole ABOUT az
8 large az a bushel basket had been burned
# ont of the center of the woodshea HOO
a and had not the fire been discovered
a whom il was there is likelihood ina
Il the house would have been wholly oe
stroved. The origin CT the hre Is
q mystery.
n The discontinuance OF the luesoaS
J. edition of the Reformer will cause man.
# changes in the makeup OF the pager
IS Hereafter the amusement announcement
&c will appear at the top of the nrst col
# nmn. first page. Brattleboro local new
o will anpear on the 1st, 4th and otl
g nages while county news will be touhe
e IN The 9th. eth and Sth pages. Inc yen
II oral news of both the new ana OF
ir world will as usual be on the ISL anu =
l. nsges. and the news of the state OF er
n mont on the Sd page. Cheshire county
q and Franklin county, Mass, ap
# near on the 9th page, and the editoria
a columns will be found on the ftn pas'
= Las usual. The household, relgious
> home study course, stories and eeneTa
II matter is this week issued as supple
u ment We expect thst next fnuay
n Reformer will be printed from new ; ssp'
y on new Iress, and that each issu'
y from now on will show marked lln
r movement 10 appearance, make up ap'
h matter contained.
T. Cbarles Packard of WILLIAMSBURG
# mos arranged before Justice Newton
, Tuesday morning on the charge OF on
n 50 ua,,or at the town agency upde