Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

40 on sale Tuesday morning.
; The next state meeting of ths
grange VIII be held In Montpelier IN
The First Regiment band vii, y,vs
i's next concert ON the Common Wed
hesday evening.
The bailiffs held n regular month
" meeting last Friday evening hut m,
business transacted was all OF ro,,t.
inc nature. " ''"''
ing for The Chimes of Normandv
which viii be brought out In October
under the auspices OF the Murray club
EAntoni zilenekas and Annie Nau-
uzins We're married Tuesday morning
In 81. Michael's Roman Catholic church
by Rev. Father Carmody. They will
make their home In Guilford.
Two expert detectives from the
Pinkerton agency have been engaged
to assist the local officers at the time
OF the Valley Fair. and II is safe to saw
that their presence here will serve as a
fuli ounce of prevention.
"A social gathering In charge of
the Society of Seamstresses. Needle-
women and Shopgirls will be held In
Red Mems hall tonight at 1880
O'Clock. All working women and shop
girls are cordially invited to attend.
There will be a waltzing party In
Odd Fellows new hall Tuesday even
ing Music win be furnished by C.
M. and Alison Dugan. violins: Carl
Leitsinger cornet; +. C.. Leitsinger,
piano. The orchestra will make a spe-
cial feature of its singing.
All the machinery In the factory
of the Brattleboro overall company in
keene. N. H., is now in full operation
and about 100 dozen garments are be-
inp finished daily. w. ]. DARCY Is
acting as superintendent of the factory
In place of F. H. Mccoy who recently
resigned.
The new woman comes in for
goodly share of comment these days.
The charming widow in A. Q. Scam
mons newest musical comedy success,
The Real Widow Brown. furnishes
two and one-half hours of enthusiasm
and high class jollity. This excellent
attraction presented by a selected
coterie of fun makers will be seen at
the auditorium tonight.
The swollen condition of the Con-
necticut river Friday Saturday and
Sunday drove large numbers of black
bass into the mouth of West River, and
fishermen who were on hand to take
advantage of this state of affairs found
excellent sport. A. A. Smith and
Adam Thomas both got excellent
strings Saturday afternoon. the former
having several fish that weighed be-
tween three and four pounds.
The mistaken identity of cap
| tivating widow furnishes the theme for
consistent and well planned plot in
the reigning farcial success The Real
Widow Brown. It's funny. very funny,
and an immense winner. Pretty girls,
clever comedians. gorgeous costumes,
enchanting music. and songs ana
pleasing dances supply the entertain
ing elements in this attraction which
comes to the auditorium this evening.
THE funniest thing that ever
happened" is the universal verdict OF
those who witness the newest and lat
lest musical comedy success. The Real
Widow Brown. which comes to the
auditorium tonight The story Is well
told and splendidly acted by a care
fully selected company of fun makers,
while the situations and act-endings
are both novel and excruciatlngly
funny. The piece is interspersed WIN
new and bright specialties.
--CndrleS flSIlcI VI ID tAetiSUoic
Irving Mather and Clarke Adams or
Marlboro start today for Eagle City
Alaska, where they intend to stake
out new claims and spend about three
wears searching for gold. They VIII
go to Seattle over the Canadian "a
cific railway and thence by boat 10
Alaska. Mr.. Fisher returned last oct
cher after spending six years prospect,
inc in the Klondike. His family VIII
remain in West Brattleboro during MS
absence.
wonder if Manager Waite wants
a still stronger team the next tliile
Ta,dlow plays in Brattleboro. Two
games out of three and the thlrd no'
finished ought to satisfy that some
what fussy gentleman. to say noun
ing of the loyal Brattleboro fans VINO
expected the Independent outnt ~
make fine, edible hash out OF LuuioM
IN Labor day Well. there's one con
ISOLATION, Ludlow can BRING slIumsa
team If he wants IL. we am "
Ludlow Tribune.
1oca, dog owners should bear III
mind that entries to the Iorthcoiii,ns
chow of the Valley Fair kennel cup
close positively tomorrow nigna VIZ -
Fl G. Rice. secretary. In auui'iom
tha regular classification there are
number Of local classes onen oa,iy y,
dogs owned by residents Oh II
co,,ntv VT. Cheshire county, N. H.
ca franklin county Mass. These class
as sbould appeal to dog owners III 'n,S
seotion who do not wish TO go Up
rainst outside competition. put 'ne
q, u !, no cement urges that as many
n',;hIo enter their CANNES IN lie
p,.aa,,iar classes as well, strong con,pe
t.d,, heinp the best test OF exceileioe
r. ;s honed that every owner oi
dog hereabouts VIII sup
,,nyt The show. by making an entry
John D. Hurley, son Of Mr.. ,r anu
Tarnalius Hurley. Dublin street,
nd Miss Mary A. Murray. oaus paLer
anu va Mrs Patrick Murray. BAN,
M. We're married Tuesday mor,lins
.he sacred Heart church In erarume;
Mass The ceremony was pe ,,ott in
~, Pev rather John f. McDeiilo' and
nc presence of many reie othar of
friends. George I. Huriey, md Miss
tne s Satb Murray. sister OF the pr,ue
EnHaJ hridesmaid. The bride wo, I,,ta
wa swiss muslin and carried ,as
VIII. The bridesmaids gown S;ng
as.eS s;lk muslin. After Weuu ,.5
pn fast at the brides home, MI Ia. IN
Ia,,r,ev left for wedoing NV al,
MIS- parhsbires. after which tnes Tha
live on Pleasant street G 6aVid s Car
bride rS is a sister of Mrs Da'''
ev of Brattleboro.
All ~ must be shelved ana en-
ing .,,ben LYMAN II. Howe
seen The exhibition !, is 81 no. temper s
s ser of its class. but rs oI IL and in
entirely t different from y tine Which ief' no 9TH
il there are qualities r1aima f Every spectator
ers may lay or unconsciously the
feels consS,ou md range of an art OF