Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Our improved % cent Spectacles
the record. CHAs A TRIP.
+Ihe Woman's club will meet at Mrs
| ~; Oh Walnut street next Friday
R,oo1.
-Rygienic Toilet Requisites are sold
EH Dora Goodale, , South Main
H. Every lady should call and in.
tgte.
Fiddle Quinn, the local pugilist, has
ND rooms in the rear of so Elliot
" where he will teach boxing. He
b! has number of pupils.
The cellar of Du nham Brothers
va: partially foo ded Tuesday af-
Nl by the loosening Of the packing
I'd The elevator shaft. No serious
ise was done, however.
tN!liam Sargent, who is employed in
AI Pfescott's saw mill, caught the
p Of his left hand in a circular
Ile;day afternoon and was so bad
'hst the removal of parts of two
Fl was necessary.
The ladies' Association of the Gen.
,'lgegatioual church will meet in
itiors Thursday afternoon. The
fi'on Until 4 will be occupied 10
" Tor the home missionary box,
f'n4 TO ) the first foreign mission
s''ing will be held.
-'t Of the casualties sustained
company G, 9th infantry, in the
seTe on the island of Samar has
received by the War department
ae lsne of Daniel w O'Neil is not
9'Ae Killed or missing. A list Of
ollded will be reported as soon as
are gathered.
f M MAY Of Holyoke, Mass, who
EIed IN Trenton, N j, recently by
l!n over by the ears, was a for
aaent Of Brattleboro and for sew
iaf was employed by II & Clark
Richardson Company. He
Ns',leooro about II years ago and
nN IN HolYOke up to within
;le previous to his going to Tren-
Asssuryived by a wife and two
N INST round in the Women's
1le1t for the Fall cup took place
fgV,t grounds Wednesday after
Miss Florence Pratt defeated
amy jones, one up; Mrs Ii ii
ueleated Miss Maud Essex. two
4ole to play and Mrs Madge Gatty
Su Miss Florence Clark, one up.
NioE' Mrs Gatty and Miss Pratt
E 10 the semi-tinals next Wednes.
XVII also Miss Edna Burnett who
-e oye for the first round.
~ winter schedule on the Boston
F and Central Vermont railroads
T. mo effect sunday with the fol
.Mtanges: The owltraip from the
W v. leave at 5.23 instead OF us; |
- Tain for New London will
W. leave at 1918; the afternoon
w Springfield will leave at ,. II
|%d the White Mouptain at ! 40
ual train at 3 o'clock. The |
n train from Springfield will |
Lure at II instead of lilo and the
wy ram will arrive at 2.25; the |
r. VAN from New London with |
uhnection will reach here at 10 |
.lstead Of $50. A train will ar
Sprlngiield Sunday mornings |
'9l the papers and will return
aernoons at 4.35 making con-
Ior New York. Trains not mem
VII run on the sane time as
ny every seat in the Auditorium
= Wednesday evening when the
.ofed "Dld Homestead" with |
thompson in the role OF the
Srteie Josh, made its appearance !
y PLAY probably is more ia
y, nfattleboro theatre-geers than
~ drama, yet its charming sim
I've StyeF fails to draw q large audi
~ wholesome, homely lessons
wv are always worth taking to
- me quaint characters, drawn
'SOiy from real life. teach les
nanal nature which can be
Y d. other wav. As Joshua
~ ,hE kind hearted. whole
a.nsr. Nr Thompson has part
= Year Of portrayal have made
Gla he PLAYS it with truth
14.-b rs seldom equalled. The
-sllelS II the company were
ala The singing of the "Old |
quartet was not the least |
'-s--trg 8f tie performance.