Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-13

Tickets for Morrison's Faust no on
Two handsome show cases have
been placed In Durham Bros. store,
one at either entrance. and are very
attractive.
Fort Drummer chapter r, A. NJ,
worked the past master degree last
evening, The Temple degree will be
conferred at n meeting of Beauseant
commandery, X. r.. next Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Frank l., Masseck will give
an address on Making Good Citizens
out of Boys at the 31th annual con-
vention OF the Vermont Sunday school
association In st. Johnsbury next
Wednesday,
THE Woman's auxiliary Of the Y.
NJ, G, A. closed Saturday night the
most successful secondhand clothing
sale that II has held and II desires In
this way TO express To the people It's
hearty appreciation OF their liberal
contributions, which aided In making
II such success.
The difference between the
weather this fall and last Is marked.
A year ago Wednesday the first snow
storm of the season took place. snow
fell most of the afternoon and al
though II turned to rain in the night
the surrounding hills We're white the
following morning.
Rally Sunday was observed In the
Congregational Sunday school last
Sunday. and the attendance was SO
large that II taxed the capacity OF the
chapel The regular exercises were
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views illustrative of the life of Christ
as studied In the lessons the past
year.
S. b. Emerson has received a
shipment of Concord grapes from his
vineyard at Euclid, Ohio. which are
as fine specimens of the fruit OF the
vine as are ever seen. The Ohio Con-
cords are always better than the ordi-
nary grapes and this year they are
even better than usual. Mr.. Emerson
and his friends are fortunate In being
able to enjoy them.
Clarence Ellis of this town and
Miss Louise Montey of Monson, Mass,
were married yesterday morning at
ST. Thomas church i'm that town by
Rev. Thomas OKeefe. The brides
maid was Miss Annie Moriarty and the
best man Barney Montey. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ellis left Monson Immediately
after the wedding and after their trip
will live in Brattleboro.
While Mrs Mary Blakeslee Pigotts
horse was standing in front or Z. n.
Aliens greenhouse Tuesday noon 1t
took fright and started out OF the
yard before anyone could reach the
reins. The animal ran to ii. II.
Browns stable, where it was caught
without difficulty. One wheel OF the
carriage was demolished, but there
was no other damage. The horse was
unhurt.
AS there seems to be some misun-
Outstanding in regard to pupils at,
tendance at school attention Is calieu
to the fact that attendance snaii De
continuous. beginning with the school
wear and during the full number OF
weeks school is in session, unless
child is mentally or physically un.
able to attend (see sec. III, Neriiol.
statutes and amendments) also that
any person violating this law shaii De
fined not more than 500, not less imam
SIS (see sec. ia. Vermont statntesl'
The 10th annual convention OF tne
Vermont Federation of Womens ciups
onened at Barre Wednesday with about
40 delegates in attendance. Prayer
was offered by Rev. R. F. Lowe, Tor
merly of this town, after the meetlng
had been called to order by MISS
Susan T.. Clark, president or the led
Grafton. who also responded 10 lhe au
dress of welcome by Mrs. l.. NJ. Aver
i'll of Barre The Barre Times or yes
terday contained portraits OF MISS
clark and Mrs. Dennison Cowies, cor
,.asnopding secretary of the fedora
ton.
The annual meeting of the IRENE
circle of the Unitarian church was
held at the home OF Mrs. ). M. Iyiel
tuesday afternoon. The report OF the
trea surer was read and accepted ana
the following officers elected: Presi-
dent Mrs. G.. H. Ryder; vice presl-
dent, Mrs. e. @. S. Osgood; secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. M. Tyler; eX-
ecutive committee, Mrs. o. ID. Esta
brook. Mrs. p. X. White, Mrs. Z. W.
Dunham, Mrs. George Norcross, MIS-
T aura Wiggin, Mrs. e. Burr smith
and Miss Minnie Stockwell. 1t was
voted to give $3.50 towards annual
church expenses
THE regret at losing Rev. Guy e.
ramson pastor of the Baptist church,
Who goes to Hyde Park, Mass, is not
limited to Baptist circles. he mas
taken an active part in the every gay
life of the city and his passionate mas
not beeu confined to weekly sermon
In the nulpit. He furnishes real ex
annie of a minister of the SKY Piiot
tvne He will be missed on the streets
as well as in the pulpit by those ne mas
encouraged in their daily struggle Iol
existence. He is what might DC
termed a seven day minister. he IL
bright and vigorous and the baptis.
church in Hyde Park may Wen pe
congratulated upon acquiring MS SCI
vices Montpelier Journal.
THE following people have peer
selected to make up the caste Tor the
coming production of the Chimes 0,
Normandy. which is to be prosecute
nv the Murray club. Friday ana Sal
urday evenings, Oct " ana 20 Ser
nolette. Mrs A. II. Brasor; Germans
Mrs. f. w. Weeks Gertrude, M,as
Editb Farr; Jeanne, Miss tlosslt
1--we. Manette. Miss Edna Crosby:
SnSanne Miss Alice Eels; Henri
naarn,,is of Bonneville, Fred c. Adams
Iaan Grenichaeux, F. w. Jackson; The
Paiili 10 H. Crane; Gaspard, the
rnisar Alison ]. Dugan; Notary. Er-
lest 7 waterman; Registrar, HOW
nd r. Rice: Assessor, Sam W. HUB
aiu This caste will be ably sup
parted bv carefully drilled chorus
81 so voices. C. f. Macomber. the al.
ractor returns Monday from CORNING
N v where he has been bringing gu
an opera. and will meet the cnorus io
rehearsal on Tuesday evening, "a "a,
IN at 7.30 O'Clock at the unlveIsai, :,
vestry. Members OF the murray tso, eot,
will canvass the town Win uene'a
during the coming week.
Lewis Morrison himself as NE
,h;sto in Faust will present TINS ia
mons character on the auoitoIiu,'
stage wednesday evening; wiz
the world endures Goetne Tag
story of Faust and MargueI hos hoe,