Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-05

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Saturday evening.
--Prouty, the Peoples Photographer
offers for GO days, a new and beautiful
large portrait in the Platinum effect
with each dozen of his cabinets. HIST
"A party of about 20 young peopl,
: from the Methodist church went t.
Hinsdale, n. H., Wednesday evenin.
to attend the chicken pie supper served
by the llinsdale Methodist society.
A regular meeting of the woman's
auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. was hello
in the association rooms Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. George c. Averill read a
paper on "Y. M. c. A. Champions. "
Joseph Hart. the star of "Foxy
Grandpa, is a playwright as we'll as q
comedian and many of the Hallen and
Hart successes came from his pen. Car
RE De Mar, the. well known come
dienne of the Foxy Grandpa" com
pany is wearing beautiful 81, 800 lace
shawl, a gift from an admirer.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Vermont Wheel club was held in the
rooms Tuesday evening. 1t was decid-
ed to hold three ladies' nights during
the winter and two new members were
voted into the organization. After the
business progressive whist tourna-
meut was held. The first prize was
won by John l.. Stewart and the second
by F. c. Gale.
Kate Hassett, the we'll known young
actress who appeared here last season
in Mrs. Danes Defence was shot
and killed Monday in Philadelphia by
former member of Richard Mansfield's
company. The murderer after firing
six shots at his victim then turned the
revolver on himself and is now in a
critical condition. Miss Hassett, who
was % years old, was the leading wom-
an in Philadelphia stock company.
A Newfane resident on his way
home with a load of phosphate was
found in Il somnolent condition Mon
day afternoon near the Roadway farm
on the West Dummerston road His
horses had strayed to the side of the
road, several of the phosphate bags had
fallen off the wagon and the man 5 hat
was under the wheels A kind heart
ed Brattleboro young man awakened
the sleeping NeWfanite, helped him
load his wagon and started him home.
John Kaine, 70, one of the first
lrishmen to come to Brattleboro, died
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