Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-23
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

About 1875 people enjoyed a clam
bake In Wholesalers grove back OF
Esteyvillc sunday,
There will be a baseball game on
the Island Wednesday morning at 10-
30 between Brattleboro and the Hins-
dale locals.
The Little Princess company
which plays here Thursday, the last
Fair night, Is the same that is play
ing nj the new Globe theater, Boston,
this week.
Arthur r. Coburn has been adj
Indicated bankrupt. His assets
amount to $3.50 and his liabilities to
$272.i3, the largest creditor being DR..
G. r. Anderson.
-Leitsinger's orchestra furnishes
music for the dancing in Festival hall
between the acts and after the perfor-
mances of David Harum and The Lit
tie Princess, Fair nights.
The holders of course tickets to
the Y. NJ, c. A. star course of enter
tainments may exchange them for re-
served seat tickets tomorrow at 8 a.
m. at the association rooms.
The women of Sedgwick Woman's
Relief corps will serve a turkey dim
ner In G.. A. r. hall Tuesday to the
members of Company X, 9th regiment,
and Company b, 10th regiment, YER
mont volunteers.
Sunday will be rally day at the
Baptist church. There will be special
exercises in the Bible school. At the
morning service the pastor will preach
a special sermon to parents and chill
dren, In the evening he will speak to
young people.
Joseph, 10 weeks old son of Mr..
and Mrs. d. +. d. Sullivan, died
parents after a brief Illness. Services
were held at the house Wednesday
afternoon. Burial was in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
The sale of seats for all three of
the Valley Fair attractions, namely
Howes Moving Pictures, Tuesday
night David Harum, Wednesday night
and The Little Princess, Thursday
might. opens at the box Office tomorrow
Saturday morning at o'clock.
Alexander L. Whitley has made a
number of improvements on the Brad
ley greenhouses during the past sum
mer, and now has facilities for grow
ing almost all kinds of flowers under
glass. At present he has a hothouse
of handsome roses that are attracting
considerable attention.
The Hunt agency has secured the
following pensions: Originals, S. A.
Smith. Guilford; II. G. Monson, Green
field Mass; Isaac NJ. Robb, West
Brattleboro (Spanish war;; Webster
Rawson, Londonderry; increases, j. 5
Stanley, Wilmington; Luke Morse,
Newfane, Herbert Barden, Green Riv-
er.
The chicken coops of William Fan
ming were visited by an expert chick
en- thief last Friday night and about
so of the best of his 800 odd birds
turned up missing Saturday morning.
Since then Mr. Tanning and the rest
of the family have been sitting up
watching with loaded guns, but-not
thing doing.
--Rehearsals for the Choral union
concert of oct. 90 will begin Monday
evening in the Baptist chapel under
the direction of Nelson p Coffin. rms
concert Is for the purpose OF llquldat-
ing the deficit on the two concerts OF
last season, and it is hoped all Choral
union members will attend the re-
hearsals regularly.
A norton of the retaining wall
inst beyond West rivers bridge gave
way last week carrying with it part
of the highway and making the road
extremely narrow for short as
lance the other side of the bridge. NO
lights to mark the spot We're placed
there until late Saturday evening ana
several teams had narrow escapes
from accident.
The Young Mems Christian asso-
1 citation is arranging to observe next
Sunday as Bible rally day i. ). Nor
rison. state secretary OF the J. M y
| A.. will speak at the Bible rally ser
! vice which Will be held in the assocl-
4 alton rooms at 4 p. m. His subject
Viii ha Reasons Why We Should Study
the Bible Good music Will be heafu
land all men and boys are invited
Walter Mclaughlin, an employe OF
! the pipe organ department OF the Els
| tey Organ company, ana MISS Anna
Jafrinea were married Monday morn =
inc at $50 o'clock in the Roman Cath
nIic church Rev. Father Donovan per-
forming the ceremony. John f. Gul-
heen was best man and Miss Emma
pigeon bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs, Nc
Taughlin left on the morning train foi
brief wedding journey, after WhlcH
they will make their home In Bfatue-
boro.
The Katherine Rober Stock COM
many opens an engagement at the au-
ditorium week of oct. 3rd presenting
q repertoire of plays comprising A Sol
der of the Empire. Roxanas cam
The Girl from Montana Thelma
Maths Cinderella, Monte Christie. m
diana Folks, DR.. Jekyll and Mr., HYDE
and others. The company is headed
bv the popular young actor Harry
King. and his support is said to be q
little above the usual appearing win
repertoire companies. Scenic eIlects
for each play will be used and OF eacn
production, according to reports IRON
the larger cities, something out OF tle
ordinary may be expected
The funeral of Mrs. HarNe!
tJouehton was held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the Universallst yes
try. Rev. r. X. Marvin ofhclatlhg. ne
hearers were: F. H. Foster OF care
mont. n. H., Stanley K. Lowell ana n
6. Foster of Manchester, \. H. = u =,
Foster of Concord, n. H.. George Il
Foster and A. p. Simonds of this town
Rurial was i'm Prospect Hill cemetery
Among those present from out OF toWi
were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Foster o.
C,laramont Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley h
lowell and Mr.. and Mrs. III. ). Fos-
ter Of Manchester. Carl H. Foster o.
Concord. Miss Fanny W. Currier o
Brighton. Mass, Mrs Harrison
Mansfield of Springfield and MIS-
George w. Gould of Winchester, y. II
The annual field day of the Brat.
tlaboro Bellows Fails, keene ahc
C,Iaremont communicates, knights
Templar. will take place in Bellows
sails Tuesday, oct. 4. 1t is planned C
make the occasion an al-day ailal ana,
This wear. and a special train VII
leave Brattleboro at $3.50 a. m. 70 caI
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