Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06

A party of Masons are going t.
Guilford Center tonight to enjoy {
dance and supper in the grange hall o.
that town.
AT a recent meeting, Of the execu.
tive board of the Audubon society Of
| Vermont Carlton d. Howe of ESSEX
Junction was elected president OF the
society.
| No candidates appeared to take
the examinations for the positions OF
clerk and carrier which were to have
been held in the postoffice Wednesday
afternoon.
The Womans Relief corps will
give public supper of creamed fish in
Grand Army hall Tuesday evening at
6; 80, followed by musical and liter
airy entertainment.
ID. Il. Tasker shipped Monday the
consignment of 40 Light Brahma
fowls which l. X. Fetch of Natick,
Mass, bought a few weeks ago to be
sent to fancier in Germany. Among
the lot are some of Mr.. Tasker's best
birds which are the equal of any of
that variety in the United States.
The case of Tuffield Barraby
against the Central Vermont railroad,
which was brought in the Massachu-
setts superior court for damages to
cover injuries received in the accident
at Millers Falls, Mass, last Thanks
giving day, has been settled for $1,000
through Mr.. Barraby's counsel, c. c..
Fits.
--Lafleche brothers, tailors, have
leased part of their front store now
used as a sample room to Dterzis & Co.
a firm of Boston fruit dealers, who will
81. -.
brothers are remodeling their front
store by putting in large plate glass
window on one side with an entrance
opposite Bakers barber shop.
Hugh Whitman, former Brattle-
boro High school boy, played left end
on the Tufts college sophomore foot
ball team which defeated the fresh
men $50 in the annual game beween
the classes Saturday. Whitman is
captain of the sophomores this year.
and will make a promising candidate
for the varsity eleven next season.
Durham. Vanity and Chelsea,
three of the horses which f. c. Gale
has been campaigning this season,
will be sold under the hammer at
Madison Square garden in New York
city, in a few weeks. One of the
horses is now at Manchester, N. H,
another at Hartford, Conn, and the
third at Mr.. Gales farm on the Hins-
dale road.
There was a good attendance at
the chicken pie supper served in the
Baptist chapel last evening by Brat
tleboro chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. After the sup
per each daughter presented one
dollar to be used toward the erection
of a monument on the old camp
ground, reporting the way in which the
money had been obtained.
Judge James NJ. Tyler gave a hear
ing Saturday morning in the divorce
case of Hattie Wing against George
Wing of Putney, 1t being on a motion
Of the latter to dissolve an injunction
him from interfering with
Mrs. Wing in the care and custody of
two minor children. The injunction
was modified and the children ordered
to remain in the custody of their
father.
The first meeting of the creditors
Of the bankrupt, David L. Smith of |
was held before Referee /
Stowe Monday. Norman c. Johnson |
was appointed trustee and Henry NJ. I
<idder, Spencer Robinson and n. l.. |
Sage appraisers. The first meeting of |
he creditors of ii. G. Eveleth and |
lanes L. Lester of Putney was held /
Saturday, Arthur C. Spencer being
appointed trustee in both cases.
The hospitality committee of the
church held recep-
ion in the chapel Wednesday evening
rom until ! o'clock, its object being
o promote the mutual acquaintance 4
# the congregation. The occasion was
njoyably informal and the evening |,
vas one of pleasure and benefit to all
L the many who attended. Refresh
nents were served and music was fur
ished at intervals by Misses Emily
,lapp and Florence Hildreth.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Manning
sas held Monday morning at O'Clock
rom the Roman Catholic church. Rev.
'ather Cunningham officiating. The
urial was in the Catholic cemetery. I,
,aniel Brosnahan, Martin Austin,
luke Ferriter, Matthias Sullivan, John ,
,evine and Charles McMenniman act
d as bearers Those present from
ut of town We're: D. p. Higgins and
life, Mrs. Mary Higgins and daugh-
ar Ellen of Bellows Falls, Mrs. Kate
pillane of Springfield, VT, Mrs. Grif-
n and sister of Ware, Mass
About IS musicians both men and {
'omen met in the Baptist church par I
,rs Wednesday evening to discuss I
18th Nelson p. Coffin of Newport, n. \,
l., the formation oil choral CluD. 6
% arouse enthusiasm several choruses {
ere sung and it was then decided I
to organize at once. J. r.
TALL, Miss Emma Gregg and c. b. q
rowell being appointed committee !;
} draft a list of officers. The next 9
leeting will be held Wednesday even !.
lg at 1;3O when organization will be =
ompleted and the regular musical :
ork begun. +
The "Katzenjammer Kids at the v
last evening were hardly a
5 funny as those whose antics have [
unused so many readers of the New a
ork Journal. The stunts were not e
) laughable on the stage as on paper. G
he play itself was merely a clothes {
ne used to hold up a number of more s
less ancient vaudeville garments. v
is doubtful If an extremely good {
,mpany could make an interesting Fl
zee out of the "Katzenjammer Kids; O
lie artists last. evening surely did not T
} so, although a few of the special |.
es were passably good. Ii
Within a few days a new indus
y employing at first 10 or Is hands
i'll have been started in Brattleboro
l the upper floor of III. l.. Emerson's
NV Flat street building. W. C.
itchell formerly with Hooker. Cor
II & Mitchell, is back of the enter
Use and it is likely to grow to ex-
nsive proportions within compare