Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-08
,oC,L NOTES AND GOssIr.

the f, A Mattheas place above
c,,-aryl,la has beeo s I'D to Frank p
Carter
-Gporge Whitney ana Warren Miller
.s,prst 'hree coons in Westminster
,sturjsy night.
-Gan ] j Estey will ADDRESS the 4
,,Irck meeting at the \ NJ G A rooms
suu5ay atternooi
sea-. for the entire engagement of
.ranrsiy', PLAYERS" will go on sale at
,bs box office Friday, November 10.
Guy Taft and George Vivier shot a
oW no nd buck in the toSp of Plymouth
n, week The animals head Ia on
exhibition in Fl N Wood S show window.
The Woman's c. b will hold its
,s,tl.mans night in The Brooks House
ssyt tuesday evening A entertain
mepr will be given in the parlors and
bspouet viii be served.
Leslie smith, the wood worker, lost
ba little finger OF his left hand Wednes.
Say morning while at work at planer
ia hi, shop on Flat street.
Two football teams composed Of
msmber, Of class No Of the Baptist
Sunday school will play agtme next
week The teams are csptained ty
Harry + Horton and w E Perry.
-Keith's Vaudeville Stars who were
IN have been at the Auditorium to.
morrow evening cancelled their engage
npnt the first of the week. The aggre-
cation has disbanded and returned to
Boston
The funeral of Howard A Pratt was
held Saturday afternoon at his late home
on Oak street. Rev f Q s Osgood of the
Unitarian church officiated and the
turisl WAS 10 the family lot in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
The funeral of the late Edwin h
chase vas held from his home On North
Main street Saturday morning at ii
o'clock, Rev Harry r Miles of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church officiating. The
burial was in the family lot in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
Mt Sinai TIE rple, Mobiles of the
Mystic shrine, made pilgrimage to
Bf.ttleboro st Friday evening when
y Candidates we're initiated. About
100 shriners we're present from out OF
tEr. The initiation took place III the
Festival hall and a banquet was served
10 the Brooss House Rfterward.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Arnold we're
returning from Dummerston Sunday 10
DR. Miller's locomobile when as
they 1ere ascending the hill near the
Bradley farm the shaft hlch holds t. e
eDgi e in place broke and the occupants
Of the machine were obliged to walk to
Brattleboro. Exsminatio sbosed that
the shaft had been cracked apparently
for some time.
The stand pipe for watering rorth
bound trains at the depot has been
mEleted and force of en- are nov
LAYING line of pipe to the place OPP
posite the freight depot where the
tans is to be placed. On account OF
the ledge of rock which extends from
the gas house be, oud the freight depot
the work of l4yirg the pipe mas been
extremely difficult, and the services OF
steam drill have been required.
A meeting of those interested in
series Of dances to be known as tne
Brattleboro assemblies was h 1t 10 u 9
Brooks Louise Monday evening, ABOUT
70 being present. arrangements for
the sari-s we're discussed and a com
nittee co1sistipg of James Hooker,
Howard c Rice and Ernest } W.T. r
mao was appointed to secure SUB.
srriberS 1t is probable that the frst
Of the series " i'll be held Thanksgiving
night
The caddies of the War tastiquet
golf club participat d in nlue-nole
medal play haLdicsp tournament sat
urday morning. Bert Young made tue
best gross score of the day, negotlaI
ing tie nine holes 10 so strokes ana
Fred Harris was second with score
Of 81. The best net score vas MADE Dy
Leon Smith whose GA minus handl
cap Of IA strokes gave him Oh. 10,
ratio Smith (9I, Alfred Jordan ~ and
Young tscratchl we're tied for seconu
best ct score, 80. Smith won the
extra hole with the help of his manu-
cap. Othtrs who participated were
Crosby Adams and Edward LINDSEY
the annual meeting of the YER
mont fish and game league VIII ue
held 10 the Brooks House next Weones-
day evening for the purpose u eiecC-
Ing cticers, hearing reports anu
cei7irg annual dues. 1t is also the ~
tentio0 to bring up the question ~netp
er the league shall entertain the men
bers # the NORTH American protec-
tive association on the occaslo"
Of the lstter's annual meetlne,
Vhict is to be held in Vermoet some
time in the month of January. Shouiu
this be done, special meeting OF tne
league, Win social functiol swirl prop
ally lee held for the purpose spggeste"'
The statement appeared IN sne
BrauIeUoro letter of tie Boston ouhuay
Globe. which, by the way is written ~
Greenfield, that it is understood on goou
authority that the Centreville plant oi
the Brsttleboro Street rail say mas oeen
an Improbable venture owing 10 Tue
fac. that the company was unable 70
Manufacture power as cheaply as eA-
pectel. When asked about the matter
Superintendent C X Jones said that SINCE
August l the road had manufacture
power ar less expense than il had ever
been able to secure il OF the Brattieooio
Gaslight company. The first year OF
the C=utreville plant was very expensive
owrg to the numerous breskdowns anu
othe- unforeseen contingencies put tue SCI
vice al present is much better than even
betors.
An action Of contract brought oy
DAVID J shaw, Chas Miller and Catl
Ellis against Manley Bros to recover sSl
which was offered in prizes al the ouly
bicycle meet held under the manage
mem Of the defendants was to nave oeeL
heard bafora Instiee Mortified ana =