Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-24
REFoRMER

The w. c. T, ". will hold thei
! next meeting March 30 In the Y, n
G. A, rooms.
= The Pilgrim Fathers will serve
sugar supper at q, A. II. hall thi
: evening from to s O'clock
y The gifted little actresses from tn
Dorothea Dix hall. Boston, will ap
: pear at the auditorium April 10, unde
the auspices Of the Woman's club.
"A. V. Mays agency has sold TO
Arthur Chase his farm In Halifax
: known as the Charles Griffin place, {
Q ii. b. Howe of Athol, Mass, who vii
move there at once.
e The International Sunshine socie
. ty branch l, will meet next Frida!
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. j. c
Dewitt, 40 Canal street 1t is hoped
Z all will be present.
B. George wilkins, the magnetic
healer from Burlington, will be at tn,
, Brooks house Thursday. Friday ant
, Saturday, March 80, 81, and April !
His advertisement will be found In an
other column.
The Ladies' Enterprise society
. will hold a maple sugar supper Mon
day evening from to at the home
of Mrs. +. p. Hopkinson, Cherry
street Music and social evening
Everybody invited.
The last meeting of the Canal
street IS club was held Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dewitt
who won the prize for the largest
score of the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Burnett won second honors.
Hunts agency has received noti-
fication of the granting of the follow
al tatt
Ellis, Brattleboro, Lyman p. Bailey,
Putney; increases, julius C. Newton,
Brattleboro, Arson Burlingame, New
fame, Allen +. Cook, Townshend.
George f. Greene yesterday cir
culated a petition asking the select
men to grant fifth-class licenses to all
the local druggists About 80 sigma
lures were required to make the pc
tition legal, and Mr. Greene had no
trouble in securing over 100 names in
a comparatively short time.
The dates for the band minstrel
show have been changed to Wednes-
day and Thursday April 26 and q.
Rehearsals are already under way, the
chorus being in charge of E. f. Bag
| ley of Keene, n. II. Something new
in local talent will be introduced in
| the first part and the olio will be made
up of several exceedingly funny feat
ures.
Professor f. C. Smith of the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology will
speak before the Congregational club
Tuesday evening at the Brooks house
upon Friends and Foes, Prof. Smith
Is an expert on matters of public SAM
tation His lecture will be illustrated
by stereoptican slides showing the
world of bacteria revealed by the mi
croscope This will be a ladies'
night.
-Eben Holden that ideally beauti-
full pastoral play with its homely
quaintness of humor, its dash of tears
and the refreshing simplicity of its
character drawings comes to the aud
itorium next Friday evening. As
success Eben Holden will rank with
Shore Acres, The Old Homestead and
York State Folks. II will doubtless
meet with a crowded house upon its
local appearance.
No better evidence of the success |
of play can be offered than its APP
pearance three times in one season |
in the same city. Eben Holden has |
played quick return engagements 1
throughout the eastern and central /
bids fair to outrival The Old Home
stead in longevity It's appearance /
here next Friday evening will doubt
less fill the auditorium.
A meeting of the executive board .
of the Choral union was held We'd
nesday evening when 1t was decided 1
to call meeting of the members in
the high school room Monday evening
at o'clock to vote on the question
of continuing the work this spring /
or waiting until next fall before re-
Stunning. Conductor N p. Coffin who
has been i'll with typhoid fever, is
now ready to resume his work but 1t t
is probable that nothing will be done
until next fall.
Francis Edward Johnson and Miss
Margaret Ferguson Black of New
buryport, Mass. were married Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wright on Forest street, Rev,
L. M. Keneston of West Brattleboro {
the ceremony. The groom
IS a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. {
of West Brattleboro and is
in the Foster syndicate's !
store in Newburyport. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson will remain in town several
lays before returning to their home.
The Fall River, Mass, Globe
Jays: THE signed contract Of Tommy i
Suiheen has at last been received, {
which insures the presence of the \
lustling little second baseman on the /
ocal team for another season. 1t was
ather late in arriving, but Guiheen !,
will soon make tracks from Brattle-
,oro to the Spindle city" Guheen =
will report to Manager McDermott >
bout April Is, and is thinking of try
ng for first base this season. Carrick, u
Who pitched here last summer under y
he name of Page, will be with Fall !
liver this year.
In spite of the unfavorable wealth. t
r conditions of Tuesday the Sunday v
chool rally held in the Baptist church Ii
yas well attended both afternoon and s.
vening, and the occasion proved one o
f great benefit to all who were pres Ii
mt. The speakers in the afternoon G
,ere Rev. f. w. Lewis, Rev. H. r. "
lilies, Rev. G. B. Lawson, Mrs. F. E. a
erry, Miss Lewis and Rev. E. M. Full h
ar, state secretary, Rev. Joseph Clark fl
Ohio conducting a conference on the b
unday school teacher. In the eve ii
ing DR.. Clark gave an inspiring adj Ii
ress on The Soul Winners Equip il
tent, bringing out forcibly the attri- OF
utes necessary for success in spread 81
lg the gospel. s,
The Bennett Moulton company y,
as been at the auditorium this week, =,
wing performances every evening y,
nd a matinee Wednesday afternoon. a.
he company is larger than any of q,
lie organizations which have been a.
ere in the past under the same name, ~
Id the members more talented, TAX =,
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