Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Windham County Pomona prang,
VIII meet with Halifax grange Sept. IL
Tho tickets for Hadley's MOVING
flee. 80 -
Harry Hildreth split his right hand
badly while at work ON a saw in Holden
Martin s shop Tuesday afternoon.
San Francisco Is awful catastropho
WIZ be fully illustrated by beautiful
colored views at liadley's moving pie
ture exhibition next Monday night.
Illustrated popular songs by Charles
I. Wilbur, tenor, and Frank l.. Morton,
baritone, are features of the Hadley
moving picture exhibition next Monday
night,
The national society of United
States Daughters OF 1912, state OF Yer.
mont, will hold its autumn meeting
Thursday afternoon at 3 clock with
Mrs. IL. +. Weatherhead.
The INSTRUMENTATION Sunday
School convention for Windham county
will be held at Saxtons River Sept. 81
and %. This convention is for every
Sunday school in the county.
The new bridge connecting the
town of Springfield, W., with the
grounds on which the Springfield fair
will be held next Tuesday and Wednes.
day, was built by L. G, Crosby of this
town.
Charles w. Berry and MAY n. Stod.
dard were married Wednesday evening
at 8 clock at the home of the groom
in Cutler block by Rev. Il. r. Mathison
who used the Episcopal ring service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry will be at home af.
ter Sept. IL at 81 Main street.
William Kendall, employed as a
sawyer in the Brattleboro Cabinet com
pany s factory, lost the third and little
fingers of his left hand yesterday after
noon, catching them in circular saw.
He is the second workman to lose fin
gers at that shop during the past few
weeks.
The first regular meeting of the w.
G. T. U. will be held Tuesday at p. m.
in the headquarters, Emerson block, FL
liot street. The w. c. T. U. rooms will
be open all day Wednesday for the con
venienee of strangers attending the ded-
ication of the memorial tablet, and de-
string rest room. Light lunches will
be served at any hour during the day.
Among the new pictures to be
shown by Edwin j. Hadley next Mon
day night will be native life in India,
the great far west and its beautiful
scenery, exciting cow boy sports, the
humorous side of Partisan life, the great
French magician, Melies, in wonderful
feats Of legerdemain, the only genuine
moving pictures of San Francisco after
the earthquake and 80 other views i'm
possible to describe.
Francis w. Crosby and Paul X.
Henkel, who have been employed by
the firm of Favrot & Livaudais in New
Orleans, have gone into partnership for
the practice of architecture, having
opened offices at FOG Morris building.
The firm will be known as Crosby q
Henkel. Both young men are from
Brattleboro, the former being son of
f. C. Crosby and the latter son OF
Charles Henkel.
The Brattleboro Ministerial union
will hold a meeting in the Y. NJ. Z. A.
rooms Monday, beginning at 10 a. m.
Rev. r. l.. Masseck will preside. The
program will consist of an address on
The Present Status of Old Testament
Criticism by Prof. L. B. Patton of the
Hartford Theological seminary; a book
review on The Christian Doctrine OF
PRAYER by Rev. A. n Blackford of Will
mington. and a paper on The Prayer
Book as Reference by Rev. =. l..
Mathison of this town. Lunch Will be
served at l:15.
The last fusion rally of the cam
paign was held in the auditorium FRIDAY
evening. when about 900 voters lis
tened to speeches by Mayor James b..
Burke of Burlington, d. A. Guiltinan
of Remington and Thomas W. Browne
of Rutland. The speakers were gwen
close attention and the speech of Mayor
Burke brought out much applause, par
t;cnlarly his reference to the beef sean
dal Music was furnished by the FIRST
Regiment band, and Charles A. boyden'
fusion candidate for town representa-
tive, presided
Some time since, in consequence OF
tho number of persons found to be spec
Mating in the Boston & Maine road $
100Omile tickets, it was decided as an
experiment, to issue for use upon t .le
more densely populated portions OF i.s s
lines in Massachusetts 5o0.mlle tlche.s
GOOD for bearer, but restricted 10 use
Sw;tbin that state. Results seem TO war
amt tbe extended sale of these tickets,
and beginning Sept. l 5O0-mile tickets
zero nnt ON sale at the $40 rate Tor use
mon ali parts of the Boston u Name
Ill and those of the limited form,
now outstanding, will be good on an
parts of the line as wen as III Na''"
chusetts.
A nrettv home wedding was ceie-
80 r. he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bart I Bowen, 4 Pleasant street, Salul.
Jav .t high noon, when Miss Eulth
Ny Bowie. daughter of Mrs :;
Bowen. and Alfred Warren bnsnhe q
we're united in marriage by the he. ..; y,
p Lawson. The house was Pre.. ,,.
.r;mmed with hydrangeas and FERNS
Thn bride wore a gray tailor-made .I =.
aI;no dress and was unattended. Altel
~ Ceremony an informal reception was va
LIZA .n1 o. the house, during which cola.
I lieiu q. served. The bride and groom
re, Ioft on the 1928 train for a trlP "
i Miaoa on Falls ilI Newark, n. j., and New
N Nlaga a;tv Tbey will reside at the home
net nv ei b1r;de IS mother. Both the young
people are wellknownn or res aIl their lives
town and have lived mere e a., e .no
The groom is one of the me- nr met ootu
> or grocery business on Flat street
The quick work Of two 9 women ne 1; fa' y
today possibly preventGeah u ,usb St oc.
the wv NV Charles Thompson and rat'
cupleu ny -. with their families