Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19

ito hcAI open ulT CODCtTl Oh Iut 1OlIi
mon Tuesday evening.
All the stores in Brattleboro hav
agreed to close from u until o'clocl
on both days of the fair.
Leonard Il Roess will have thre
cigar stands on the fair grounds, ant
will sell all the popular brands. adv
Dean G. Bangs, son of Mrs. c. M
Wheeler OF this town, was married tt
Miss Antoinette II. Layton of Brooklyn
Saturday, Sept. 6,
For seven days only we will sci
seven of the celebrated Peerless unior
made cigars for 25c. Also one pound Of
Zoe, chocolates for 29c ID. f. Shea,
Elliot street. adv.
Special Valley Fair railroad rates
and excursion trains on the Boston n
Maine road will be the same as last
year. Those of the Central Vermont
road are fully announced elsewhere.
Miss Katherine Calvin announces
that she will be with Mrs. ID. L. Her
rick during the fall and winter season
of millinery where she will be pleased
to see her customers. adv.
&C. l.. Coane took first and second
prizes on black breasted red game hens
at the State and Rutland county fair at
Rutland last week He also took first
prize on silver duckwing game bantam
c0ckerels and pullets.
Rev E. Q. S. Osgood was called
away to-day to conduct the funeral ser
vices of an old parishioner in Grafton,
Mass. G.. G.. Reuss, of the senior class
tha III -i,,,t ,ph1n1 Of T'n,,, u MI Fya
will preach for Mr.. Osgood Sunday.
Miss Emily Paddock, vice presi-
dent of the Girls Friendly society,
will address the people of st. Michael's
Episcopal church this evening at I 30
Miss Paddock is a sister of the late
Bishop Paddock of Massachusetts and
Washington
Fire from fireplace in George +.
Crowell's residence caught and burned
the mantel shelf while the family were
at breakfast Monday. lt was eXtin
guished without outside assistance, af
ter doing about so damage.
AT the annual meeting of the wo-
mems society of the Congregational
church yesterday, Mrs. George Clapp
was elected president, Miss Maud
Emerson vice president, Mrs. W. T.
Haigh secretary and Mrs. +. L. Parker
treasurer
Officer Thayer arrested Edward B.
Prentice Saturday night at the latter
home on Spring street where he was
creating a disturbance. Before Judge
Newton Monday, Prentice was fined
80 and costs for intoXlcation and $50
and costs for disturbing the peace
in all to Sal.
Oscar Smith is critically i'll at the
home of his wife's sister. Mrs. Tyler
with Mrs. Smith about a week ago.
Mr.. Smith has been in feeble health
all summer with heart trouble and
general breaking down, but was taken
worse while at Greenfield.
About 40 of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Aher surprised them at
their Forest street home last night,
upon the 25th anniversary of their
marriage. Refreshments were served
and games and music were enjoyed.
Gifts of bed and furniture from the
Retreat were received, also a chair,
spoons and $50 in money.
A young man of the village, while
early Sunday morning,
climbed to the upper porch of the
Brattleboro House and entered by
pushing up screen. A wo-
nan, who was asleep in the room en-
tered. was aroused by the breaking of
A lamp which the intruder had
knocked over, and taking him by the
collar elected him from the front door.
7 1 LOT, ,,,p1,,riy IN
md settling for the damage done.
There were four entries in the fall
llay of the cup trophy for women in
he Wantastiquet golf club, Tuesday.
They were Florence Clark, handicap
}. Florence Pratt, handicap B: Miss
1lark won four up. Mrs. II. II, Cros-
~ won from Mrs. c. 5. Pratt. one up,
10Th on scratch Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. .
crosby are scheduled to play to-day.
The first round for men for the Wan
astiquet golf cup will be Tuesday,
Sept %. Is holes match play. second
ound Saturday, Sept y,
Remembrance of past pleasures
ives keen public interest to the pro
ram offered Ly the Y NJ. C.. \. in its
oming star course of entertainments.
The list this year promises to be fully
quail to the delightful things produced
n other seasons. 1t includes a concert
" May Parker's famous pickaninnies,
nd Others by Miss Sybil Sammis'
ompany: the Cecilia string quartet .
nd the Pierces, and by BrooSes Chi
ago Marine band orchestra. Lectures
viii be given by Senator J. P. Dolliver
f Iowa and John Temple Graves both .
brilliant orators.
Al and Mamie Anderson and their .
of 30 people are reported to
re the best combination of colored ar
lists now before the public. They .
lave Just filled long arrangement at .
he New York Roof Garden. They .
ump from Worcester to Brattleboro to .
i'll their engagement here in Lady At /
lea. The attraction is divided into /
hree parts. first the big opening num- .
,er. followed by six first class vaude- .
lille acts and closing with the laugh
BILE musical comedy, Lady Africa.
he company carry their own scenery,
rchestra and band.
The fair held by the ladies of St.
Iichael's Episcopal church last even
ng was a success both socially and IL
No attempt was made at
decorating the hall but every effort was
evoted to providing things useful for
be sale and substantial for the sup
,er. The fancy table was cared for by
liss Clara Gale. assisted by Mrs \.
J. Cobb, Miss Bessie Cain and Miss
llice Colt. Near by was supply of
ONE made candies furnished and of
cred for sale by Mrs. b. Balestier, Miss
.hea and Mis- Smith 4 prah for