Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-17

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"A regular meeting OF Beauseant
X. r.. was held We'd
nesday evening In Masonic hall.
The first meeting of the Canal
street So club was held Wednesday
evening NJ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. McRae on Canal street.
The girls OF the sophomore class
Of the high school gave cobweb
party to the boys of the class last
Saturday evening In the high school
building, Refreshments Of ice-cream
and cake were served.
Tuesday morning was the coolest
Of the season. Many local thermome-
tiers registered as low as degrees
early In the morning. while In some
of the adjoining hill towns the zero
mark Is said TO have been reached.
The old and familiar story OF
Dora Thorne was portrayed on the
stage of the auditorium Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. The play was
produced by a company In every way
competent and gave general satisfac-
ton, although the audiences were not
large.
Patrick McAuliffe and Miss Annie
Conroy, both Of Greenfield. were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the
brides former home In Ashuelot. N.
H., only relatives and immediate
friends being present at the ceremony.
Mrs. McAuliffe Is well known In Brat
tleboro through her frequent visits
here.
The Dartmouth football
game at Hampden park. Springfield,
Saturday. Nov. %. will be the best
game played this season in this vicin-
ity and with the exception OF the
Yale Harvard game, the best in New
England. As It is so convenient for
Brattleboro people. quite large at
tendance from here is expected. Re
duced rates will be given on the rail-
roads.
Louis j. Russell. who will be seen
in the Middleman at the auditorium
next Tuesday evening, is artistically
well equipped to play the part OF
Cyrus Blenkarn. which has been so
well portrayed by T.. S. Willard In
years past A strong company sur
rounds Mr. Russell and the audience
may be assured of perfect and COM
plete performance.
There was a hearing in West
Dummerston Tuesday before Justice j.
II. Merrifeld in the case of Mrs. Or
sofa Iancan against Jack lmperlo,
who was charged with shooting Mrs.
Zancan's COW while out hunting. the
suit was for $50 and as the defendant
did not put in an appearance 1udg,
ment was rendered for the full
amount. Mrs. Zancan was repre-
scented by A. +. Schwenk and the trus-
tees by L. f. Barber.
The membership committee of the
Congregational club have already re-
ported a membership of 80 ana sew
eral others are confidently expected.
This is the largest membership in the
history of the club and promises 70
ensure one of the most successful
wears of its existence. The club is not,
as its name might indicate. sectar-
ian organization, and there are no re-
ouirements for membership except the
payment of the annual dues winch are
all devoted to the entertainment OF
the club.
Entries are coming in fast for the
billiard and pool tournaments which
will take place at the Vermont Wheei
club the coming winter A. II. Pettee,
f, C. Gale and l.. Guy Tasker COM
nose the committee in charge OF the
events and Mr. Gale will act as ofhclal
handicapped Prizes will be aWarueu
in three and four ball billiards and in
nooI. It is probable that the tourna,-
ments will begin during the first week
in December DR.. A. l.. Pettee anu
H. r. Randall have been appointed q
committee to have charge OF the caru
nights at the club while A. u. wyatt,
Il. ]. Lavelle and d. j. Stolte MAKE up
the entertainment committee
THE Mothers meetings under the
lauspices of the Congregational churcn
will begin Wednesday afternoon Wnsl
Rev. f. L. Masseck will speak on tne
subject. Boy Nature. On Dec. 10 MISS
Mary Cabot and Mrs, II. r. Miles
| will talk on The American Giri Vi
Today and Long Ago; the supJect 10,
| Ian 10 will be Religious Educatioii'
the sneaker to be announced later:
E,ah is Work and Play for Littie
| r,,ildren nv Miss A. Archer Hunt OF
Snrinefield Mass: March IA the En-
eIieh of Home and School by MISS
Marguerite Tucker; April IL. Phys-
inaI culture by Miss Florence Well
Van Nav 9. Mistakes That Mothers
Make by Mrs S. f. Lawton
w 6 Dillon, general secretary OF
tho St Johnsbury Y M. C. A., says OF
Iouis 7. Russell and the Middlemai
cnnonany which appeared in that piac'
LIST fall Il have heard nothing pu
the most fattering comments III re
gard to it. To say the least MT. n a..
SalI,s acting was exceptionally me
Iand some people in the audience VIM
mad heard Mr.. Willard, SAID ~ We
almost impossible TO tell tne uile'
ence between the two. L nope we mo
he able to have them again. our PEI
ME were delighted Inc salie ~ g,
pany plays return ehsaseille,. - 90
Inbnshury. Thursday evening, NOV, -
TWO nights after they present IN
M;ddleman in the auditorium lIues
a., evening. Nov. 21,) under the aus
Tices of the Congregational ciup' IN
ct that they are engaged TO retur
to St Johnsbury shows pretty conclu
.;,,aI,, that it is a first class attrac
ton.
William H. Bingham of bruins
x,jok Me. general manager OF IN
paytar brothers. canning factories. nd
haan In town this week to select som
oe the Snowflake. corn canning lac
tory's product for shipment 10 Eu.op'
rhose Goods have been sold TO wnoie
saiers in London. Liverpool ana farl
sd from these points will be dlstrln
. nted through nearly all foreisn oou g.
,, tries Mr.. Bingham Will san
Europe Monday to dispose OF po. ~
Of next seasons output OF ulIe n
. o eaotnries owned by the Baxters. ID
a~nects to remain abroad about wv
emp1h,s Last season Bingham, too
,,arsonal charge of paying on I.
primers pern in this section, but on accoui
: 20 his absence payment VIII De ma, "a,
!. Sirantlv from the home once III
ear Mr.. Bingham is very niu o
yIeased with the output of the eo Zoe oS
Factory this year. but hopes 70 pu az
, 70 handle an even larger ainou"'
: corn next summer.
e An electric car in charge Oh ~,
5 torman F. L. Childs struck ,ne cam Cam
: erv wagon of Moran Co. on a