Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-09

Until the assignment OF new
pastor for st. Michaers Roman Catho-
lie church only one mass WIZ be cele-
brated on sundays,
Martin Johnson and Miss Ida
Dunbar. both OF Brattleboro. were
married saturday at the Unitarian
parsonage by Rev. Il, @. $. osgood'
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church VIII conduct u parior
sale In Mrs. Wardess rooms al the
Colonial, Wednesday afternoon, sept
81, from 10 o'clock
The Junior Sunshine society held
n sale yesterday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. ]. H. Martin on Linden street
on account of the rain the tables were
ON the piazza instead of the lawn.
News has been received here this
week of the recent death of william
f. Carlisle, at one time manager or
the Brooks house with IL. w, Eddy.
Mr., Carlisle left Brattleboro about hVe
years ago.
About so local Odd Fellows went
10 Ludlow Monday TO attend the field
day and district meeting of the elghth
district, |. q. o. f., which took place
ON the grounds of the Gill odd Eel
lows home. The Brattleboro delega-
ton left on the early morning tram
and returned about midnight. oasis
encampment, William T, Haigh, COM
handing, went IN uniform and paru-
cipated in the drill which took place
Music was furnished by the Proctofs-
vile band.
Lucille f. and Harold II. Perry
gave an informal piazza party last
Thursday evening To some 20 OF thelr
schoolmates and friends In honor OF
their cousins. Miss Myrtle Rams OF
carthage. H., and Miss Grace r.
Goodner of Pierre, 5. D. The piazza
ana parlor were prettily decorated
with asparagus, golden rod and au-
tumn leaves, and the piazza was light
ed with japanese lanterns which tent
a pretty charm TO the scene. During
the evening cake and chocolate were
served from a screened corner OF me
piazza. II is needless to say that the
evening was pleasantly spent
The wedding of Edwin II. Miller
of immersion. the we'll known bar
itone singer and music teacher, and
Miss Florence NJ. Sears of Boston. was
celebrated Tuesday morning at the
Congregational parsonage In Duhiiner-
ston. Rev. w. p. Jackson performing
the ceremony. only relatives ana
few immediate friends We're present
After the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs NIL
Ter drove to Brattleboro where Wen
ding breakfast was served at the nome
of DR. and Mrs. ]. W. Gregg on Green
street They left on the afternoon
train for a short wedding trip and VIII
he al home after october !. at Bfooh
I,ar,, the old Miller homestead IN
Dummerston.
The Fenton amusement COM
pany. of which John T. Fenton oil
this town is proprietor WIN pesin 's
season within a few weeks. making a
snecialtv of producing amateur min
strel shows. Mr.. Fenton furnishes
everything for these entertainments
Including scenery, costumes for both
stage and parade, original lght el
fects. orchestrations and persohai
direction. Joseph Wiener formerly
with Weber & Fields, has been en-
gagged by Mr. Fenton as musical a.
rector The first show of the season
will he brought out in Burlngtoh
carly in october followed immediate
lv bv a similar entertainment IN
Plattsburg, n. Y. Mr.. Fenton mas
had no little experience in the theat-
rical business and his new ventura
promises to be profitable.
A delegation from the WantastI-
,uat golf club went to Walpole, n. n,
Yesterday to attend the invitation SON
tournament of the Homestead cup.
Guns were offered for the best more
score against bogie and for the pest
choice score of nine holes. G. NJ. NH
Ter tied with f. NJ. Blake OF heene'
n. H.. for the bogie competition cup
and lost on the play-off. Tasker anu
Blake were tied for the cnoice sooIs
with "a apiece and when Blake won
he hopie the remaining trophy went
n Tasker. Harold Whitney and Hayes
Ripelow also participated in the tour
nament Among those who went 70
Walpole as spectators were y. "
Whitney, William Tanning, George
tanning Franklin Whitney, Mrs. I. ,.
pratt Mrs. ]. G. Estey, Mrs. Margaret
Gatty and Mrs. H. II. CROSBY
The announcement that Miss
Marie Wainwright will appear al the
auditorium in a magnificent reNiNa'
of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night OF.
"wednesday evening must be lookea
rnnn as one of the great events OF
The season. Manager Jules Murry,
Who presents this charming actress
In this revival, has spared no eN
,l W. IN This production. The best
scenic artists. the best stage dlrec-
ton and the best cast and pest cos
tunes have each provided their quola
in this magnificent production. Mis9
Wainwright is the acknowledgea IN
nonent of Viola. having played tne
mart more than thousand ti.hes
and in her support are artists 'ideh,
IL
the narts they impersonate in Twellth
Eigbt The bower scene, the sea
coast and Olivia's garden are espec-
ialIv three scenes of wonderful beau-
~ The music also has been made
special feature.
THE schools in district NO. VII
begin the fall term Monday WIN 'n NJ
orosnect of full attendance IN az
a 1rodeS Considerable in the way OF
In, nrovements has been done IN the
different buildings particularly IN tn ny,
Wa shington street school. There VIII
he fo,,r new assistant teachers in the
hiqh school this year, Miss katherlne
parxins of West Brattleboro, Engllsh'
Mics Ethel Osgood, modern languages
Miss Alice Butterfield. sciences, anu
Misc Jennie C. Barnes of Chelsea'
Mass graduate of Radcliffe college,
latin and Greek. Miss Osgood takes
the place of Miss Ada Mandell, MISS
Rntterfield that of Miss Helen Byron
Miss Perkins that of Miss Mary Cor
Jnn and Miss Barnes that of MISS
Mary Crowell. At special meeting
of the village school board this Week.
II was voted to require full tution
from all pupils outside of the dlstric.,
whether attending the high school Vi
any one of the grades.
-Brattleboro chapter. Daughters OF
| the American Revolution, was charll- :
/ inglv entertained by Mrs. A. T. star
| KEY at her home on Oak street Iues-
| day afternoon in observance OF La