Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.

-SSN@ NcWo ANU GOSSIP.
The furnishings belonging To the
Catholic Union will be sold by auc-
ton tomorrow.
-Brattleboro lodge r. and A. M.
held a meeting and worked the second
degree last evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn,
Methodist church win meet to sew at
the home of Mrs. s. NJ. Yeaw Wednes-
day, oct. 20.
All those wishing to become sub
scribers to Monsieur Beaucaire
should communicate with Manager
Fox naming the number of tickets
they desire.
Several local Shriners will attend
the meeting of Mt. Sinai Temple AT
Montpelier Tuesday evening, and
some Knights Templar from this
commandery will take the degree al
that time.
The subscribers sale of tickets 10
Monsieur Beaucaire, which comes to
the auditorium Tuesday evening. will
open this evening AT Z o'clock at the
box office, The regular sale begins
tomorrow morning.
The breaking of an axle caused
Der wagon on Main street Tuesday
morning. The wagon broke down SO
near the street railway track that
cars We're not able to pass and 1t was
necessary to make transfers at that
point until the team could be moved.
Herbert f. Harris won the cup
in last weeks handicap match at the
Wantastiquet Golf club, having a net
score of 81 for the ~ holes. Harris
made his rounds in rs and rs res
pectively and his handicap was
strokes. Charles Stolte with handi-
cap of 20 strokes, was second, with a
net score of 81.
! AT the annual meeting of the
Green street book club held recently
at the home of Mrs. T.. D. Whitney,
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. +. ID. Whitney; vice
president. Mrs. H. II. Thompson; sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. G. +, Bar
Der; book committee, Mrs. c. l.,
Stickney. Mrs. L. l.. Durham, Mrs.
Annie Greene.
1 The bailiffs held their regular
monthly meeting Friday evening. de-
voting most of the time to the APP
proyal of bills. The village treasurer
/ was instructed to deduct from the
Brattleboro Gas Light company's bill
ran amount equal to the cost of ~
nights of electric light service. that
number of lamps-13 arcs and II IN
candescents--hav been reported out
at different times during the previous
month.
In the month and a half Messrs.
Fox and Eaton have had the manage
ment of the opera house, several very
good entertainments have been given
The play of Monsieur Beaucaire, pre-
scented the other evening, was the equal
in the excellence of the acting, in the
staging and in the costumes OF any
thing being presented in Boston thls
week. The management Is making
good its promise to give Barre goou
lattractons.--Barre Times.
The mild weather of the past
month has tempered more or less
with the regular course OF nature. III
some places trees have shed their
foliage and budded again as if spring
were following on the heels of autumn
while many early Towering plants
have made preparation to blossom
again in defiance of the coming WIN
Il ter. Mrs. p. F. Starr recently plcheu
nearly a basket of strawberries from
vo,,ng plants, which ordinarily would
i not have borne until early nex'
summer.
The woodworking mill on East
/ River street in Orange, Mass owned
and operated for nearly 80 years py
Fred and George Lawrence. mas peell
sold to A. Corse of Orange ana y. n.
i Roberts of Brattleboro. VINO VIII FORM
a partnership for the purpose OF CON
4 tinuing the business of mahu1actuiins
/ house finishings and doing general
i,,mher business. They intend to en-
/ large the plant greatly and introduce
/ tho manufacture of fancy finish. MI
! Roberts expects to move to Orange
next week.
The annual harvest day AT the
Home for the Aged will be observed
next wednesday from 10 a. III; UNI,
& n m. A large attendance is desired
as if is hoped that all VIII feei "
Measure as well as duty 10 WISH tilI
1 home on that day. partake OF q socia
cun Of coffee and leave behind some
4 thing which the old people may tlJus
either i'm the way of eatapies' luriiis s,.
ings or money. This VIII pc the sc.
enth annual harvest day In the paa'
o,,s one and 1t is hoped that this oc-
casion will exceed all it's predecessors
loo Hood one of the cleverest TRICK
ar
Nv gave an exceedingly interesting
exhihition in the Vermont wheel cruz
rooms last Friday evening. ABOUT iuo
members composing the audience: MI
Hood showed between % ana wv lahoA
shots of various kinds, some Oh ,heii
raouiring marvellous accuracy. anu III
tarsnersed his work with an eNpia,la
tion of the different strokes. fot
Loving the exhibition he played ~
noint game of pool with W. ". ~
nuette. who won from the Visitol W
n score of 90 to 30. HOOD mas u s ths
70 rocket the balls in the nrst Oh VI.
~ and allowed the local man te
secure commanding lead.
Tho nupils' of the Brattlebore
t;ab school have decided to publish
snbool naper. which will be in charg.
% tbe senior and junior classes anu
tha first number will make It's ap-
,'aarance week after next. me naine
If the publication has not YET oes
aao,dad upon but the following Doaro
~ management has been CHOSEN
H,d;tor-in- chief. Ray H. smith asSis
FAINT editors, Gertrude A. Baliey. Eiiel
M Hunt. Alice johnston hua Iean
Florence Strong. Paul ,. Eing 5,,'..rl
~ 10y and Arthur r. Kenney: business
,,,anaper Lawrence X. Barber; assls
~, business manager. Gienhaii
Jones. The paper will be puol, ohno
during the nine months oi III. vii
- and after the first issue VII
oonaa ont about the 18th of eacf
month.
e. S. Hall. trustee Of the MOTIFS 10 :
skies estate in bankruptcy, h"n
brought petition before Jadge ,is,r;c
yvhaeier of the United States distrlc
court asking him to cite INTO cou I,
IoSn A Barrett of Putney Emma r
D,,al,n,ap of Athol. Mass ana r.
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