Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05

The Klark- Urban company comes
10 Hrattleboro the week OF jan 10
The first time here,
The Klark- Urban company gives
a wednesday and Saturday mntinet
during their weeks stay In Brntue'
boro.
Mrs. Annie NJ Hopkins will open
a restaurant Monday In the store In
Rettlng block formerly occupied by
Manley Brothers,
The following games have been
played this week In the Vermont
Wheel club tournament, Three bah
billiards: Ellis 20, Brasor 60; -four
ball billiards Aldrlch lis, March 49,
Tnsker 20. Wood li3. Tasker winning
ON handicap, pool, Wood 10, Pettee
IS: Fox 20, Thompson 81.
Testimony was taken Wednesday
| In the probate office before i. d. ~.
| Stowe special examiner Ia the suit
of the White River Railroad COM
pany VS.. the town of Rochcster
brought TO recover q subsidy OF ss5..-
600 voted by the town In behalf OF
the road t. l.. Waterman represents
ed the plaintiff and w, Il, c. stickney
Of Bethel the defendant.
The Vermont state board of phar-
macy OF which W. r. Root OF this
town is member, met In Montpelier
| Tuesday and gave examinations 10
seven candidates. three of whom pass
ed. The board has made a new rule
which requires every candidate to pass
20 per cent. In each OF the lr
I branches before certificate VIII be
given. Credit viii be given for each
branch ON which this per cent, Is
made.
Julius G. Tlmson. late lieutenant
colonel Second Infantry. y. II, y @.
at his own request. has been PLACED
ON the retired list by Governor Nc
Lane Colonel Timson has served the
state for more than 10 years and Wa
also In the Vermont National Guar
for eight years. He served I'm tlt
Spanish American war as captain 10
Company D. OF Ciaremont. N, H.
Colonel Timson is "A well known for
mer resident Of Brattleboro
The Daughters of Poeahontas h.
their semi-annual meeting Thursdar
night and elected these officer
Prophecies. Mrs. Hattie Lord; Poo
hontas. Mrs Eveleen Smith; WinonN
Mrs. George Sears. Powhattan, john
Wilson; keeper of records. Mrs. l"a
Miller; keeper of wampum, MI
Hattie Barden; collector OF wampu
Mrs. Flora b. Ellis; trustee for thf
years. Mrs. Emma Taylor.
There was a hearing before Ju+-
tice ]. II. Merrlneld yesterday IN .a.
case of Roswell Frost of West Er'-
tlcboro against ]. Edison Gates .
Halifax for damage to the plaint
cattle on account Of failure Of '..
defendant to keep n line fence H. f"-
pair verdict was rendered for la'
plaintiff to recover S2l and COSTS /
amounting TO Sl4S1. An appeal WIS
taken. Frank L.. Barber appeared for /
the plaintiff and r. ID. T.. STOW" for /
the defendant.
The public has been taught that
cheap prices for theatrical entertain
ments do not always neCessitate heap
entertainments. or what would be
more proper, bad entertainments.
k-Urban company entered the
field as promoters of popular priced
theatricals; they have made a fortune
by giving each play In their roper
toire with the same careful attention
to scenery. furniture. properties and
other details as is given by the best
metropolitan companies. and by en-
gaging actors of recognized ability TO
interpret the several character This
effort on their part has met with pub
lie approval. with the result that the
alters are crowded at every perform
ance given by Klark- Urban company.
For this season the standard estab-
lished has been raised a few notches,
and the public can rest assured that
during the engagement Of the Klark-
Urban company in this city the seec-
ton Of plays and the manner of pre-
sentation will be better than ever be-
fore given by any COMPANY playing
repertoire Miss Gladys Klark. the
fascinating leading lady who divides
the honors of each performance with
Harden Klark. will be with them.
Her ability as an actress is widely
recognized. and during the engage
ment she will present a panoramic
display of the latest creations OF
Worth Felix and other prominent
of Europe. During the
engagement the women Of the COM
pany will wear over 100 different
dresses. each one a fashion plate
Klark- Urban company engagement
will begin Monday, Jan. II, at the