Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-23

Tickets for The Missourians go o
sale next Tuesday morning at tn
box office.
Protective grange will hold II
annual meeting and election OF OH
GERS Wednesday evening. The meet
ing will begin ut o'clock sharp.
William b, Douglas will lead tn
mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A
rooms Sunday afternoon. The subjec
Win be The Light OF the World.
The wanhope lecture on socialism
which was to have taken place II
Festival hall next week. has beer
postponed until after the holidays.
The woman's club takes pleas.
ure In announcing that Henry Law.
renee Southwick. dean of Emerson
College OF oratory, will appear In
Richlieu jan 10.
The Y. NJ. C. A. meeting will be
held as usual In the Advent church In
Esteyville Wednesday evening. Rev.
Il. 7. Mathison will speak on Spread
ing the Good News.
Postmaster Taylor hopes that all
who expect Christmas packages will
call for them at the office Sunday
morning so that the carriers morning
delivery on Monday will be lightened
as much as possible.
All the outside brick work on
Durham Brothers new building in the
rear of Hooker block has been COM
pleted and the interior is now being
finished. n. T. Ryan of Greenfield has
finished roofing the building.
The Hartford chair factory, which
was burned last week. was owned by
b. Souto & Co, proprietors of the
Brattleboro cabinet company's plant.
The mill was a new one and has been
operated only about "a hours. The
loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Mrs. Jennie Il. Powers met with
a peculiar accident Monday afternoon.
She was dissecting the leg of a horse
when her knife slipped and cut an
ugly wound in one of her legs. The
nature of the accident caused a fear
Of blood poisoning but Mrs. Powers
seems to be making a good recovery.
The Missourians are making a
quick jump from Philadelphia to
Montreal, making but three stops in
New England, Holyoke, North Adams
md Brattleboro. They carry all their
,wn scenery which is new and very
elaborate, and our large and commodi |
,us stage was what induced them to
AXE in Brattleboro on the way.
The following games have been
,layed in the wheel club tournaments |
his week: Pool. Dugan, So; Morse, |
4: four ball billiards, Barber, So, De-
Witt, 80; Dugan. 100, Young, 81:
'obb, 65, Howe, 1903, Cobb winning on
Aidrich. 100. f. Hail. SO:
,rane, 70, Allen, 81; Pettee, IS, Cobb.
8; pool, c. Fox, so. Stolte 80; Ellis,
5. Seims, "a; Waite, 80, Ullery, %;
OK so, Pettee, "a.
Rev. Guy C. Lamson has decided
OF to accept the call to the assistant
astorship of Calvary church in New
-ork city After his first two re-
lsals of the call great pressure was
rought to bear on him to reconsider.
he people of Montpelier both in his
and out of it, and of this
tate, where he is so widely known,
i'll be rejoiced to hear the result of
is final, cision.-Montpelier Jour- ,
al {
Bingham chapter, o. E. S., held /
$ annual meeting Tuesday evening q
nd elected the following officers: I
rorthy Matron, Mrs. Carrie l.. Ham a
ton: worthy patron, William II. Vim /
N: assistant matron, Mrs. Clara L. +
ruce secretary, Mrs. Eugenia NJ. \
attee; treasurer, Mrs. Mary A. Ran s
III; conductor, Mrs. Martha A. t.
Wifi; assistant conductor, Mrs. s
lrah A. Dickinson. These and the s.
appointive officers will be in n
allied Jan. 10. IL
Charles Z. Guild proprietor of p
e printing office in Union block, and k
SIS Louise NJ. Chandler were mar q
d at the home of the brides aunt, $
SIS Helen NJ. Chandler, on Green tc
'eet Wednesday evening at s $
lock, Rev. E. r. Mathison of the M
iscopal church, performing the HI
only immediate relatives T
re present. The bride wore at
lite gown and was unattended. Mr.. st
I Mrs. Guild will make their home dc
n the latters aunt eS
The corrected list of the deer A
ed in Vermont during the past open sk
son, as returned to Fish and Game M
Thomas, shows the to-
number to be $40. In Windham
lnty AZ were reported divided among
towns as follows: Athens, /; Brat
)oro 3; Brookline / Dover, 2;
3; Grafton, 2; Guilford, ac
Halifax 2; Jamaica, 4 Londonder-
A Marlboro, 9; Newfane, 2: Put tn
;, 3; Somerset, /; Townshend, 3;
rdsboro, 3 Wilmington, 2; Wind fie
n, 8. en-
Raymond & Co. of Greenfield,
$751; successors to w. E. Shaw's da
ious directories in Western Massa- fri
sets and Southern Vermont will ,
It on the house to house canvass do,
Brattleboro at once. and wish to tb.
-e that Brattleboro will be given
best directory it has ever had.
directories Raymond & Co. have az a.,
led in the last three years since uei
ceeding Mr.. Shaw warrant this
ement, ANY suggestions and help fiel
CHI may be rendered to canvassers sic
be greatly appreciated. 7
Those who attended the Y. NJ, bot
A. entertainment in the auditorium an'
evening were well repaid for eve
r time and money. The entertain \
were Garments Italian boy mu- spe
ans and Gilbert Poland, humorist, Mi
they furnished an evening of un- tur
al pleasure The work of the 1tal- y
lads was marvellous for its ac- ,ia
icy and finish. Although render Oh,
seVeral diiicult nulilo .y att
do well. Mr.. Poland was really
ny in his representations.
Those who attended the concert
n by the Hinsdale brass band C
lnesday evening, Dec. IA. under fro
direction of Carl Leitsinger of Hel
ttleboro, were agreeably surprised =
the work of the boys, says the ;,,o
sdale Herald. Although Mr.. WI WI
singer has been only a short time W..
the boys, his ability as an in
ctor was very readily displayed y
the bands improvement in the Is
weeks he has been with them. MN,
method of conducting a hand is acci
ing and unioue and he is a per- Eng
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