Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Rebekahs will observe their
5srd anniversary at the regular meet
Ing Tuesday evening.
| w. A. Morse has bought of c. B..
Perkins of Fitchburg. Mass, his house
and lot on Elm street.
William II. Vests Jubilee min
strels Will open the season at the audi
forum tomorrow evening.
David T. Perry has recently been
awarded the contract of building a
large section OF state road In Colrain.
Mass.
"A. V. Mays agency has sold for
Mrs Alice Cole of Readsboro her home
In Wardsboro to Mrs. S. G. Esterbrook
of that town.
"A regular monthly meeting Of the
Vermont Wheel club was held in the
club rooms Tuesday evening. Moth
ing but routine business was trans
acted.
w. II. Fletcher has sold his houses
on Birge street to Michael Baker. J.
E. Bushnell and Holden 4 Martin. Ex-
tensive repairs will be made on the
property.
The matrimonial complications in
volved in the mistaken identity of the
that is fairly called one of the laugh
ing hits of the century At the au-
ditorium. Friday. Sept. Is.
/ &C. H. Thompson. William Tanning,
H. p. Greene and ]. Irwin Hoy went
to Keene. n. H., Wednesday for a ten
mis- match with members of the Keene
Country club. Rain put stop to the
playing before any results were reach
i ed
Mrs. Wayne NJ Reed of Greenfield
| is to have a Juvenile dancing class In
Grange hall the coming season. 1t
will be held on Wednesday afternoons,
beginning the latter part of this
month. Evening classes will be ar
ranged later.
William j. Boyce, 25, whose body
was brought here for burial last Fri
day morning, was son OF Samuel A.
Boyce who was formerly employed as
a cigar maker by Leonard Roess
but Of late years had been living In
Westfield. Mass.
Principal f. Burr Smith of the
/ high school will be In the high scnoo!
room tomorrow afternoon from until
s and Monday morning from 10 to IL
| to meet parents or pupils VINO may
wish to discuss courses of study or
/ any other subject connected with tne
work of the high school.
Hunters were out in force last Fri
day to take advantage of the peglh-
ming of the open season for partridge
land woodcock and numerous goou
bags were brought in. Partridges are
reported a trifie more plenty imam US
nal the mast summer having been ia
yorable for the growth OF the young
sters.
Frederick V. Bowers. who mas
1 oonnosad numerous popular song
successes, is one Of the sololsts ~
West's Ministries which will be seen IN
tba auditorium tomorrow evening.
The show this year contains many
new scenic effects and has met Win
great success from the time VI i.s
Iopening performance in Pnilaoeiphia'
Pain interfered with the open-air
meeting which had been planned ~,
sunday afternoon on the common any
| II was necessary to hold the services
in FESTIVAL hall Professor L. b. "a
lion of Hartford. Conn.,, gave an eA
trameIy interesting address ana inusit
was furnished by the First RegilheI'
hand There was very good at'ei'u
ance considering the weather.
About 200 Red Men and Daugn.elss
of pocabontas as we'll as number OF
Invited guests were entertalheq a.
49,, ,oast AT the home of w. IA. Har-
~, 4, West Brattleboro last THURSDAY
evening. The house and GROUNDS We
brilliantly illuminated Win op,al,sad
lanterns. Hines and Dugah iurli SD
music for dancing when was en.u ,,,ad
bv all. and refreshments VIZ
during the evening.
Naarlv 200 descendants OF Samuei
rogg ne first Of the Fogg FANNY y
satfia in America held their four,n a.,
NAL Reunion In the American no o;s,as
Boston last Thursday. Inc eAelo ~
hegan in the afternoon ana Wers d ~
lowed by banquet at o.ov ~ a,,en-
with music and addresses - as Rev.
r. @. S. Osgood OF TINS .o"i
the opening prayer.
Those who have seen Inc ~, 10
widow Brown need not TO De ren', MAJ
that 1t is we'll worth atteIiusns mon,s
ager Fox has booked A. Y. 80 nf Fri
asea comnany for the evening OF rI III,
s . cant Is. and all fun-lovers VIZ
uas, ,,are THE Real Widow BroWn 20
oe n,adv that has pleased hunureus ~
,,a;ances funny but not coarse, ep 1aan
.,,t not silly. entertaining. cisa
ing ~ There is smat.erins
anu VT III catchy music throusio.u ~
~ " ling and special features tha' W
light everybody. ,,o,,rtb
re-union of Company, T. fou pa,n
,a,t regiment. was helu ~ .';tb
,ams Fails Tuesday in conhec.otn arans'
~" ,,,,,al meeting Of the ve. M
tne ;nt;on Eight of the Original ~
assu of the company We're ,,,ere
.ed the following oMceIs of
en- ehasan. President Henry Iohn A.
pniiows Falls: vice presiuen., .or,, and
Drn,,t of Athol. Mass; sec D',,omer
treas ,lrer. Lewis H. Lynue - this town
ston Col. H. f. Tayior o and
helo .n If the company for ii''"'
years :. ratber an
minstrel matinee Is pnattleboro
,,s,,aI function as far as PIT neople
.n concerned but in order nc ,ay have
living in neighboring tow VETS famous
Nv, r',aasure of seeing wa 70 go
the v.e a,s and not be Obliged ~ 70
mihs.re late hour of the hisns a.
nome az IF the auditorium nas a.
mahas Saye a matinee tomorro" rh;s
cideu u ~ promptly 2 O'CLOCK. tha
ternooI ',ca will close in time ~ and
perfoI ma trains north and so u.n
aftern9,os have been placed con ,,anins
tne piayver than those for '"e
performance A.. onaniug
In 49, 49, az the william n. -
perfornan show the Philadelphia and
minstrel Pert and John +. owoa ,s in
ora Ia wade are the Din. nonular
Geo' r edition of this ion s,,ers and
q no SAll se ias Ry FRANK Frank
william RenauaM; Milo Ia and Frederick v.
Psarse 'y sss composer Of many M DS een-
Bowers s,fs;es s and the possessor oil with