Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-14


:, start II roller skating rink.
Rev. Il. @. S. Osgood leads III
= services Sunday afternoons ut III
Home for the Aged and Infirm durin
the month of April.
The date OF the ball to be give
in Festival hall by members of tn
Woodmen has been postponed fror
April "a to May l.
The grange dramatic club gave
successful presentation of the drama
} Gertie's Vindication, in grange hal
last Friday evening.
The road leading from Soutl
: Main street to Morningside cemeter,
was badly quilted by the breaking o
a sewer pipe yesterday morning.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Upham has SOLE
her house on Gulford street to AraC
and Loretta M. Gould. Mrs. Uphan
expects to remove to Holyoke, Mass
William Snow expects to open his
store in the Ray building the first OF
next week. He will carry a full line
of sporting goods including guns, fish
ing tackle. ammunition and will make
specially of repairing,
There was good attendance at
the last in the series of Masonic So
cables, held Wednesday evening.
Leitsinger's orchestra furnished mus
4 lie for dancing which was enjoyed by
a large number while many others
spent the evening playing cards
The Murray club will hold an
Easter sale at the Universalist church
Thursday afternoon and evening from
/ 3 until 3 o'clock The sale will con-
sist of cake, candy, lemonade, sher-
bet and Easter novelties. The rooms
will be decorated with yellow and
white.
Miss S. Maria Elliot of Simmons
college, Boston, will speak before the
Brattleboro Woman's club in the
Brooks house Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock on Our Common Enemy,
Dust. As the occasion is Patriots
Day the musical program will be of a
patriotic nature.
1t is practically certain that one
of the foremost aeronauts Prof.
Sandhorse- Domuch will be in Brat
tleboro before May 1 to give a demon
stration of his airship. His first as
cent will be made from the wings of
the auditorium stage Wednesday
evening. April 26.
A special meeting of the Method
list church was held Wednesday even
ing to devise means for raising money
to meet the shortage of 5000 on last
years expenses. A committee of five
was appointed to secure the necessary
funds. The last quarterly conference
of the year will be held this evening.
The Baptist and Congregational
churches will hold union lenten SER
vices evenings of next week from
to Friday at 730 o'clock The
first three will be in the Baptist chap
Ell, those Thursday and Friday even
ngs in the Congregational chapel Mr.. !
Lawson and Mr.. Miles speak two
evenings each, and on Wednesday /
evening Rev C. w, Jackson of Bel
ows Falls.
The beautiful play Human Hearts, |
low in its 10th season. is said to (
eave a favorable impression wher
,ver ii is presented Its naturalness /
ilsarms criticism the spectator yield
ng himself to its power to make him
augh or cry as the case may be. The
elements of comedy and pathos are
rtistically employed, and the lights
md shades of the story are finely pro-
,ortioned with a view to unity,
The annual meeting of the George /,
.. Lyons granite company was held
Tuesday when the following officers
we're chosen Directors, George c.
'1ynt and L. c. Flynt of Monson.
lass, J. Albert Taylor of Brattleboro, +,
'isk G.. Rogers of West Dummerston
nd f. +. Brooks of Gardner, Mass; {
resident and treasurer. Il. F. Brooks
ice president. George c. Flynt; clerk |
nd general manager Fisk G. Rog. '
RS.
AT the auditorium next Monday :
light the domestic melodrama Human .
[earts will be presented by a good !
ompany and with elaborate scenic !
nvironment It's pathos is said to be $
fective; its mirth irresistible; and |
S dramatic situations strong and /
.irling. 1t viii be presented faithful q
:. both in its setting and in the ac-
on which will reveal with marked II
earness and force its very remark
Die plot
A large bull owned by Russell II.
riggs escaped from the barn on the t.
riggs farm in Centerville Sunday
'ternoon and created considerable C
,citement in that neighborhood be- A
re he was captured After running
,out for 10 or 20 minutes he was -;
lally brought to bay by a force of ~
en- armed with pitchforks and per- -
AIDED to return to his STALL Fortu- .,
tely the animal was not evil tenn H.
red or his break for liberty nigh. W
we been attended with serious con- ID
quences.
The w. C. T. u held its annual q ~
Getting yesterday afternoon when the h,
flowing officers We're elected: Presi- y,
mt. Mrs. Mary f. Tucker; vice pres 4,
ents, Mrs. A. j. Stearns, Mrs. A. j. ia
lrrier. Mrs. Jane Reed, Mrs. Mary ~
Wardner. Mrs. Charles Downer ~ ~
rs n. II. Mann, Mrs. G. H. Clapp, -,
rs. A. A. C. Ware, Mrs. Henry Moore, ~
rs. Elizabeth Cain, Mrs. Weather na
ad, Mrs Emily Goodenough, Mrs. ri
vey. and Mrs. Whitney; CORE ne
ondng secretary, Mrs J. S. Brown FL
'asurer, Mrs. John Newman. There
II be a business meeting every
tuesday this month on account of
king necessary arrangements for
: coming county convention. We
1t is seldom that the Reformer I'M
ntions births in its regular local
umns. but an exception must be fire.
de in the case of Mr. and Mrs fol
lliam J. Darcy of SIS South Main
eet, who became the parents of Sc,
zee boys during Wednesday night rel
e first youngster. who arrived at
80 p. m, weighed nine pounds, while d..
younger brothers, who were born no,
/ rs and Las a. M, tipped the scales ="
seven and a half and seven pounds
pectively. All are healthy infants spi
| both they and their mother are abi
ng well. So many people have NH
ed to see the trio that Mr.. Darcy
hes it announced that two weeks VIII
st elapse before friends may call Ad
+. H. O'Connor was the attending Br;
'sician and Miss Miller the nurse. {
In Human Hearts. the story told DOT
,ne of much interest, in which the ga
lpathies of the audience are thor ait
hly enlisted. Tom Logan, an hon