Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Human Hearts. an idyl OF n
ARKANSAS hills, will appear In the at
ditorium April II,
Remember the special women
and childrens matinee at the aud
forum Tomorrow afternoon.
The check iist to be used at N
annual village meeting. May 9. hf
! been posted In the town hall corrido
Mrs. w. r. Neal has her usu,
millinery opening tomorrow, Satui
day, April S. All are cordially invite,
adv,
"A meeting of the Ladies' Catholi
Benevolent association will be hel
tuesday evening at the parochia
school house hall. All members ar
requested to be present
Joseph Birch is planning TO es
tablish factory for the manufacture
OF rugs from old carpets. He has or
dered some machinery and will max
his patterns at 22 Washington street
The scarf pins offered by w. II
Childs in special tournament at tn,
Vermont Wheel club were won by w
q. Duquette in three ball billiards ans
by III. e. Whitney In four ball billiards
Watson G.. Golfer, who died II
Vernon Friday evening from rheuma-
tism of the heart, was well known IN
Brattleboro as agent for the Singer
sewing machines. He had an office IL
Sawyer's jewelry store.
The Sunny South company gives q
matinee tomorrow afternoon at 2:3C
and the prices have been cut to IL
cents for children and % cents for
adults. The evening prices will be
20, 80 and 30 cents. The sale is now
on at the box office and an overflow
ing house is already indicated.
"A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Valley Fair association
was held in the Brooks house Satur-
day afternoon when il was voted to
hold a two days fair the coming fall
Sept, p and 2S being the dates chosen.
1t was also decided to make number
of revisons in the premium lists. par
ticularly in the cattle department.
The open season for trout in New
Hampshire began last Saturday, but
the weather since that time has not
been such as to tempt any local
anglers to try their luck over the Dor
der. About a week more of warm
weather ought to put the streams in
excellent condition and many will visit
them between then and May l when
the Vermont open trout season~begins
John +. McCarty who was sem
fenced to seven years in states pris-
on last October for completely in rob
bling the Windham County Savings
bank at Newfane, passed through
Brattleboro Monday on his way to
ness in a case before the United
States court there. McCarty was in
charge of Deputy Sheriffs j. II. Ken
ney of Windsor and Angus McOnley of
Wilder
"A meritorious attraction will APP
pear in the auditorium tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening when a company
Of 80 colored people will be seen in a
production entitled, In the Sunny
South The show is organized for a |
laughing purpose and nothing has /
)een left undone in making 1t sue /
,essful i'm this line. Buck and wing |
iancers cake walkers, rag time sing
IT'S and pretty colored girls are adj
'ertised among the attractions.
-Fordyce James Thomas and Miss
edna Della Winchester were married
Saturday evening in Keene, N. H., by
,purt street Congregational church.
in account of the numerous deaths
hat have taken place recently in Mr.
'homass family the ceremony was
quiet. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
yill live at q High street in Keene
yhere they will make home for Miss
elizabeth Thomas, a sister of the
room.
The body of Mrs. Caroline f.
parks. So who died at the home of !,
er daughter, Mrs. w. H. Donelson, :
Colrain, Mass, Friday, was brought :
, Brattleboro Monday for burial in ,
respect Hill cemetery. Mrs. Sparks
as a former resident of Brattleboro, !
Ding to Colrain about 30 years ago :
he was the widow of Asa U. Sparks :
no was killed while serving in the :,
MON army during the War of the :
ebellion. Mr.. and Mrs. Donelson ac- :,
,mpanied the body to Brattleboro.
-Eben Holden is, like most all pas
,ral dramas good if you like that .
nd. The audience which witnessed
s production in the auditorium last e
riday evening seemed ''pastorally' J
clined and was therefore well salts a
ed The play branches widely from y
le story. and the characters as they
e portrayed bear little resemblance =
the title role impersonated g
hole-soued old chap, but not the J. J.
hen Holden of the authors depletion, !, u
! Tip Taylor, the hair-lipped hired II
an. Arthur B. Jennings was excel u
Mt. furnishing most of the comedy. q :
At the annual meeting of the Wo- +,
ans auxiliary of the Y. M. q a. Il
Iesdav afternoon the officers and diff +,
rent committees presented reports G
wing a brief review of the good prog Il
IS made the past year. the men, N
rship has been largely Increased;
lie following officers were electeu
r the ensuing year: President, MIS- \
+. r. Jenne; first vice president, pl
PC q G. Fits: second vice presi- g,
Mt. Mrs. E. r. Mathison; secretary, al
ISIS Addie M. Fay; assistant secre- d.
nv Miss Kate Wheeler; treasurer, m
.s q G. Averill. Mrs. C. f. r. Jenne, al
IS. L. w. Hawley and Mrs. G. III. I'll
app were chosen delegates TO the az
tie convention of the Y. NJ. {. A. I'll
he held at Rutland April IA, Is and W
The Windham association of Con- 10
,gational ministers held its BIZ u.
,nthly meeting at the Brooks house ~
,nday. Rev. r. w. Roundy OF Lud- ~
y and Rev. j. d. King OF Putney -,
re elected members of the assoela- ~
n, A committee was appointed to III
mare resolutions upon the death pt
Rev. Lewis Grout. H. A. Goodhue w,
We a review of Clark's outline of 60
ristian Theology and HI. H. Shaw ~ ~,
,ned a symposium upon Sermon an
,paration. 1t appeared in the dis az al,
sion of this topic that the men w
sent averaged not less than three l,l'
rnings work on their Sunday morn oA
sermons. At the end of the session
men took dinner together. Those fol
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