Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-24

tomorrow evening at Z o'clock.
Il have just opened large line o
children's headwear. Call and ge
prices. Mrs. W. +. Neal. adv.
The regular meeting Of the Catho
lie order OF Foresters will be held IL
Red Mems hall Tuesday evening.
The High school base ball team
was defeated by the Vermont Academ,
team at Saxtons River Monday by
score Of 22-2.
Several houses on Green street be
longing to Alonzo Hines, Mrs. Ellel
Miller of West Brattleboro and Mrs
Lavinia Chase, are being connected will
the sewer.
A. V. May has sold for II. E. Bone
his house on the corner of Linden ant
North Main streets to DR.. and Mrs
Fremont Hamilton, who will take pos
session soon.
A splinter from board on which E.
l.. Parker was working in his shop Tues
day morning, flewupa d struck his eye
ball, inflicting painful bruise, but II
is believed no serious injury will re
suit.
One of the most pleasing special
ties that printer ever had is the quick
delivery of Ullery & Co. Most jobs
are delivered the next day and some
Jobs can be had the same day the or
der is given.
Central Vermont railroad officials
have been here this week looking oyel
their property at the railroad station.
They are planning to make various al
terations and improvements upon II
the coming season, possibly including
the moving of the freight depot.
1t may interest Brattleboro bust
ness men to know that meeting Of
over 100 business men OF Burlington
was recently held. for the purpose Of
forming an association to provide
more perfect union of commercial in
terests of the city to promote the gen
eral public welfare. Would such an as
ISOLATION be desirable for Brattleboro
No matter how good cutter may
be he cannot cut clothes by five meas
ures taken by anybody who wants te
be their agent, never seeing the Gus
toner. That is city clothes. We SET
our customer, take 16 measures for
coat alone, besides the try on and II
years. experience with the best tailors
in the country. This is our custom
tailoring. -Lafleche Bros. adv.
Several of our local anglers were
recently debating the question
whether trout will bite after dark. One
insisted that fish rest" from dusk I'M
til dawn, and that during the night ne
fly, bug or worm will tempt them. But
the reporter settled the question by at
firming that he had caught dozer
trout one night last spring and that the
largest trout he ever hooked, weighing
two pounds, was caught at 10 O'Clock
at night.
A hint to Brattleboro churches
The pastors of the Methodist, Univer
salist and Congregational churches o.
Springfield, VT, have arranged Sc
ries OF UNCONVENTIONAL addresses fol
three Sunday evenings. The plan i:
for each pastor to speak in each OF the
three churches giving the salient
points in the belief, polity and histor,
of his own denomination. The Object
of these addresses is for full informa
ton on these matters, which 1T is be
lieyed, is the first condition Of har
mony and fellowship.
--Wantastiquet lodge, |. 0. 0. f.,
conferred the initiatory degree on four
candidates Monday evening. The
lodge celebrated its S4th anniversar,
Wednesday evening with a social al
the hall, large number of member
and friends being in attendance. a
musical program was rendered by tht
Swedish quartet and by Miss Berthi
Swanson, who sang song in the Swed
ish language. Next Sunday the members
will attend services at the Congrega
tional church in West Brattleboro II
a body, leaving the east village at II
o'clock.
Mrs. G. H. Wright, president. Mis-
Hamilton, secretary, and seven othe
members Of the Greenfield Audible
society joined the local organlza
ton for the day April Is. The
hours were spent in the beautiful parl
of the Retreat and the rolling hilly
country above the woods, returning
over the golf links, cave bank and thu
private grounds of Mr.. Crowell. Bird
kept well in cover as the wind wa
raw and high, but the day was great,
enjoyed both by hosts and guests, ant
it is hoped the two clubs may repea
the experience when weather condl
tions will give larger list of birds,
Mrs Harriet Brasor Pratt at he
concert at the Auditorium Thursday
Nav IA will be assisted by Leo Lieb
erman, tenor, Frank A. Kennedy, vic
linist and Victor Harris, pianist. Th
second part of the program will consls
of the fourth act of Verdi's Aida,
in costume, with Mrs. Pratt in tn
role of "Amneris" lone of the creates
contralto parts. Mr.. Liebermal
"Radames, Frank Brasor Ramphis'
and chorus Of male voices, accompan
led by Mr.. Harris at the piano and Mr.
Frank A. Kennedy on the violin. Mr.
Kennedy is the professor of Clinton
Dugan, Brattleboro's talented younl
violinist.
Protective grange held a regula
meeting Wednesday evening with
large attendance 1t was voted T.
change the date of the regular meet
ing of May 20 to May ~. The 3Otl
anniversary of Protective grange VII
be observed at that time. After tn
business hour Mrs. Lucy Sargent pre-
sented the following program: A farce
"A picked up dinner. p" Cast, Biddy
Miss Nina Bell; Mrs. Thompson, Mis-
Bessie Hopkins; Mr. Thompson, 81
bert Hall. This was followed by tn
play, "Aunt Jerusha s quilting party,
the parts being taken by Mrs. Luc
Sargent. Mrs. Rosie Miller, Mrs. w
II. Haywood, Mrs E. L. Knowlton
Miss Mertie Knowlton. Miss Bessi
Hopkins, Mrs. Maverette Fisher, Mrs
W. F. Mixer, Miss Blanche Drown
Mrs. Lottie Dyke, Mrs. Cora Harris