Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-30
THE wNDHAM COUNTY REFoRMER FRIDAY ocrobER So 1908


{ -ltdlly Lay Will De observed 1T TN
Universalist church Sunday.
The editorial and business office
of the New England Farmer are no,
connected by telephone
The reserved seat sale for tn
, famous "Katzenjammer Kids vii
, open Tuesday night at the box Office
The reading room Of the Y. M. {
A. will be kept open from until
o'clock every Sunday afternoon here
after.
The initiatory degree will be con
ferred at the regular convocation O
Bingham chapter o. II. s., Tuesda!
evening.
st. Cecilia's altar society of tn,
Roman Catholic church will hold
Halloween party in Grange hall THU
evening.
Among the candidates for the of.
flee of state railroad commissioner
which will be made vacant by the
resignation of Horace w. Bailey Of
Newbury is Col. II. e. Taylor Of this
town.
The football teams of the fresh
man class of the High school and the
eighth and ninth grades combined
played a game on the island yesterday
afternoon. the former winning by a
score of 1910.
The woman's auxiliary of the Y.
in the association parlors Tuesday at
ternoon. Mrs. r. L. s. Patton will
speak. After the meeting tea will be
served and a social hour enjoyed.
Mrs. r. f. DeWolf was called to
Winchester, N H., Tuesday on account
of the death of her brother. DR.. Earle
Evans. He was native of Halifax
and had practised in Winchester for
number of years. The funeral was
held yesterday.
Charles Curtis Dunbar, magician,
appears at the auditorium Tuesday,
Nov. TO- under the management of the
local Eastern Star chapter. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to fund for
the establishment of a Masonic and
Eastern Star Home for Vermont.
Darrell the sturdy little Vermont
bred mare so well remembered In
Brattleboro, added another laurel to
her crown at Memphis, Tenn, Satur-
day by pacing a mile in 2.00A, thereby
breaking the worlds pacing record for
mares formerly held by Fanny billiard
in 2.03A.
The electrical effects that are used
with the Blondell & Fennessy's KATE
enjammer Kids company, that are to
evening will at the close of the present
season, be leased to large theatrical
firm of New York, to be used at the
coming st. Louis exposition
Charles Carpenter, 81, who at
tempted suicide last week in Marlboro,
died Wednesday at the home of Fred
Akley as a result of the bullet wound
in his head. He was native Of MARI
boro and is survived by one brother
x,t- ~ L. Do ,f
Brattleboro. The funeral took place
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Co. / will occupy rooms in the
third floor of the Bank block after Jan.
l. The company has not been able to
compete for the Vermont National
guard trophy cup this year on account
of the lack of n suitable range over
200 yards. The officers of the com
pany hope to secure site for the
range so that regular rifle practise
can be held next season.
The senior and junior gymnasium
classes of the Y. NJ. c. A. will begin
their regular work Monday. Eldridge
Cundiff will have charge of the senior
classes and Harry Saunders will in
struct the juniors. A large number of
young men and boys have signified
their intention of joining the classes
and an unusually successful season is
looked for. Both young men in charge
are well acquainted with physical
work and are well fitted for their
duties.
Following are the pairings and |
for the II hole, medal play, |
golf tournament which will be played |
to- morrow afternoon on the Wantas-
tiquet club links: Miller, 0. VS.. Task |
err, O; Ohilds, 49, VS., Bacon, IS; Fan
ming, IL, vs.. Hooker.FsS Rice, Is, VS..
G. Thompson, Is; Holbrook 10, VS.. |
Adams. s. Harris. 6, VS.. Hubbard, 6; |
Barber 49, VS.. White. IS; Bingham, 0.
vs.. c. Thompson, 8. Two pewter
stems will be awarded to the players
making the best net scores
After the "Katzenjammer Kids
which appears ut the auditorium
Thursday evening, there viii be two
rood attractions before Thanksgiving.
rhe New York Casino success, The
Girl" will be the first and
he second will be Through the Cen
err of the Earth" a spectacular pro-
luction under the management of
leboro boy This show carries COM
ANY of 40 people and has been receiv-
ng the best of notices wherever it has
ppeared.
Negotiations are now in progress
or the purchase from l.. j. Strong of
he Melrose hotel in West Brattleboro.
'he name of the prospective buyer is /
lot yet made public but it is Brat
leboro man who has considerable ex-
erience in the hotel business. If the |
cal is consummated the new propri- ,
tor will in all probability make appli-
alton for first or third class license.
ir Strong is not decided as to what ;
e will do but he intends to move !
way from the town as soon as he
ellis the property. I
w. III. Moran, acting chief of the
ecret service department, has sent
ut notices of new $40 counterfeit
ank bill on the Millers River Ma
onal bank of Athol, Mass. 4. Its check
,tter is B, series of 1882, b. X. Bruce, {
egister of the treasury A. U. Wyman, /
reasurer of the United States, char |
er No. 70S, bank No 1888. treasury |
10. U 9053. The bill is a photograph s
reproduction printed on two pieces {
f thin paper between which are 6
Tx threads. The bank and treasury /
umbers are colored maroon instead &
f carmine, and the seal is yellowish t
rown instead of chocolate. The j
ack of the note is several shades c
arker than the genuine I
-Blondeu & Fennessy's famous :
lrce comedy, the "Katzenjammer +
ids" now in its fifth successful sea- a
IN, and which is to appear at the +
auditorium Thursday evening, hardly r
eeds any extraordinary introduction :
regular theater goers, who have
apt in touch with this sort of en-
so extensively has it been I
1vertised by it's ridiculous cartoons
various Metropolitan journals of I
lie east 1t is said to be fairly bub- e
ing over with pretty melodies of the !.