Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15

The objectionable Sin will be tn
topic OF the sermon ut the universalis
church Sunday morning nj 1880.
s.. w. Edgett and company hav
sold for Mrs. l.. X. Fuller n building
lot on Canal street TO Cratus Wealth
erhead,
Tea viii be served by Mrs. u. II
Crane Mrs l.. ID. Mastin and Mrs.
A. Thompson at the golf club tomor
row afternoon.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Thurs
day at the usual place at 3 .. m.
full meeting Is desired as importan
business IL 10 be transacted.
ON account OF repairs which arr
In progress In the Baptist church. tn,
trustees have decided not to hold SER
Vices there until Sunday September
"a
"A good baseball game Will take
place on the island tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 when Raleigh's Hinsdale nine
will. cross bats with the Bellows Falls
Saxtons River combination. Monroe
the Wesleyan university twirler, vii
be In the box for Hinsdale, and several
local players including Stolte and
March will also play.
One hundred and fifty five pupils
are enrolled In the Brattleboro high
school this years. In the senior class
% In the junior class. 32 In the sopho-
more class and IS In the freshman
class. In the senior class there are Is
boys and 20 girls, In the junior class
10 boys and II girls In the sophomore
class 20 boys and ~ girls and In the
freshman class 23 boys and 35 girls.
I.,,lI h.,
fled their willingness to join the
windham County Fish and Game
Protective league and II Is ex-
pected that many more will do so
within the next few weeks George w.
Pierce has papers circulating In sew
eral towns throughout the county and
hopes to get as many as 500 names on
the roll
John A. Bissette has sold his bar
Der shop on Elliot street to Benjamin
Menier who took possession Wednes-
day. Mr.. Menier has been employed
recently by w. +. Spring and Is an ex-
perienced and careful workman. John
Larrow and Joseph Savary, who have
been running the Bissette shop jointly,
will go to work for w. F. Spring in his
shop In Emerson's new building.
Miss Mary n. Chase. A. b., will
speak on the acknowledgment of wo-
men at the Y. nj. c. A. rooms Monday
evening at 7;45 o'clock. Miss Chase
comes under the auspices of the YER
mont woman's suffrage association and
is lecturer and organizer for the ma
tional body. She comes here fresh from
field work In the west where she at
tended the annual convention of the
national association In Portland. Ore.
and will soon return to that state. The
public is cordially invited to hear Miss
Chase.
DR.. Henry Tucker. at the request
of the village water commission, has
recently submitted several specimens
of water to the state laboratory for
analysis. among them specimens from
Marlboro south pond, Marlboro north
pond tSunset lake,. Pleasant valley
brook in the Oliver Carpenter district
Stickney brook and Broad brook. The
first specimen sent from Marlboro north
pond which feeds Stickney brook
showed signs of sewer contamination
and was not recommended as first class
drinking water. OF the specimen from
the south pond the state chemists said:
this is good water Reports from all
the other specimens have not yet been
received.
- IOOp ", lotu OHitcu SAWS shN
airy, which Is on its way to Brat
tleboro to be present at the Valley Fair,
is Captain Dodd's old troop which won
so much fame at Madison Square gar
den. New York The troop has so men
and is in command of First Lieutenant
Samuel Van Leer with Second Lieut.
enant Victor S. Foster as junior officer
and Second Lieutenant w. w. Barrin-
ger as acting quartermaster Lieut.
enant Rarringer saw hard service In
the Philippines with the volunteer
troops and was given commission in
the regular army on account of brav-
cry on the field of battle, having suf-
fered torture at the hands of the FLIP
mos The troop is the richest In the
18th cavalry having over $4,000 In its
Among its possessions at
Fort Ethan Allen are two cows and
nearly 800 hogs.
Sanford B. Rickabys VIM. H. West
Jubilee MINISTRIES opened the season
at the auditorium last Saturday after
noon and evening to fair houses. The
equipment of the company is all new
and attractive; the instrumental music
is especially good and the first part as
well as the olio were very, well worth
hearing. The third part. burlesque,
is weak and left a bad impression at
the close In the first part the best
number was In Dear Ola
Georgia by James Flynn; William Rem
aud sang the Armorer's Song in way
that would give Eugene Cowles the
blues: What You Coin to DO When
the Rent Comes Round? was a good
coon song. well rendered by Billy
Beard; George s. Vans Nobody was
the humorous hit of the performance
In the olio the unsupported ladder
feats of Henry Hoff, the Devil Stick
work of Major Fred Smith and the
Musical Artists, Banta Bros. ana Won
Dell. are worthy of mention.
Three excellent attractions have |
been secured by Manager Fox for the |
Sept. 26. q and 2S. me |
as Mr.. Fox expresses 1t, |
will furnish liberal quantities of fun,
'rolie and fantasy. mirth. music ana
with sprinkling of pathos I
brown in for good measure. On the |
hight before the fair. Sept. 20. comes
A Hero of the Mine. This is not
nelodrama but a Pennsylvania rurai
play by Daniel L. Hart, author of The
Parish Priest 1t is play on the or
Ter of Arizona and has had five sue
,essful seasons on the road. The most
expensive and massive production eV-
ar seen IN the auultotluHi VIII uoiu w
boards the first night of the fair, Sept |
n II is the great success, Under /
Southern Skies written by Lottie Blair |
Parker author of Way Down East. The
company numbers %. The closing |
night of the fair, Sept IS, will bring |
Happy Tom Waters. the famous come
lian in the convulsingly funny must /
raj comedy. Neighborly Neighbors
one long laugh from start to finish
The wedding of Lena Minnie Hub
h,ra daughter of Mrs Minnie A. Hub !