Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-19

day evening In Red Men 4 hall.
Gallery seats for the concert and
masquerade bali 90 on sale next Friday
morning, Jan. 20, al Thomas Is drug
store
The store of Il. j. Fenton & Co,
will be closed Tuesday in preparation
for the Hurricane sale which opens the
following day.
William Riley, who has been EN-
ployed by Il. II. Briggs, was arrested
In lIinsdalc, n, H., yesterday afternoon
I for intoxication,
DIR. =. II. O'Connor and Miss Ger
trudc Matthews will be the soloists at
the rehearsal of the Choral union next
Wednesday evening in the Congrega'
tional chapel.
AT the Boston poultry show +, ID.
! r.. Stowe won first on Silver Duckwing
game bantam pullet, second on Silver
Duckwing cockerel and fourth ON Black
Breasted Red cock,
An engineer from the Sturtevant
Blower company will be in Bratteboro
within n day or two to make nm esti-
mate on the cost of system of ventila.
/ ton for the auditorium. II the cost Of
such n system is not too great an ar.
ticle will be put in the warrant of the
March meeting TO see IL the town will
take such action.
About 80 of the boys Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. enjoyed social in the association
rooms last evening, Many games were
played, followed by refreshments of
popcorn and apples and the singing Of
college songs. The rooms were tasteful;
| w decorated and the event was carried
out entirely by the boys work com
mttee, of which Crosby Adams is
chairman.
Rodney Haigh, II, son of w. T.
Haigh. started ont with a young friend
Monday afternoon to pay a visit 10 the
city of Springfield, Mass He did not
tell his parents where he was going so
when his father found he had departed
by train word was sent to Greenfield
to have the youngster detained. Chief
Peabody of Greenfield detained Rodney
nj his fathers request, and the latter
went to Greenfield and returned with
his son on the evening train.
The following games have been
PLAYED this week in the Vermont Wheel
club tournament; ball billiards, Du-
gan 90, Thompson 81; Seayerns 20, Fos
ter 81; four ball billiards. Fox 10,
Stolte 45; Fox -, Thompson SO; pool
Whitney 20, Hall 20. The class win.
ners up to date are as follows: 3 ball
billiards, Aldrich; ball billiards, Ba-
con and Pcttee; pool, Whitney, Fox and
Brasor.
The water from Pleasant Valley
brook was turned into the l6-inch pipe
of the Sunset Lake Water company last
Saturday afternoon at a point some
distance this side of where the pro.
posed reservoir win he located. The
16.inch pipe connects with the 6-ineh
main of the Chestnut Hill reservoir
company near the Samuel Sargent
farm. Enough water is now running
into the Chestnut Hill reservoir to max,
pumping unnecessary.
Those who hear Mr.. Long lecture
next Tuesday evening viii agree that he
is clear in thought; humorous and poet
ic in expression; dignifed and powerful
in delivery. He thinks, therefore when
he speaks he says something and makes
others think. He is enthusiastic,-a
man of action, and therefore inspiring
He is logical. hence convincing. His
wit sparkIes and his humor cheers. As
word artist, he exeels; above all he is
man of life. He lectures at the audi.
forum Jan. % in the Y. NJ. c. A. star
course
Large audiences have been attend
ing the performances of the Klark Ur-
ban company in the auditorium this
week and the offerings have met with
general satisfaction. The specialties,
which include Frank Urban, clay mold.
er; Kid Evans, dancer; klark and
Klark, musical artists; Walsh and Estes,
"those tall people, and Marie Estes,
in illustrated songs, have been particu-
larry well received The play tonight
is Her Mad Marriage, tomorrow after
noon, Rip Van Wrinkle; tomorrow night,
The Way of the Wicked.
&c. W. Pierce of Brattleboro, DR..
+. r. Campbell of Bellows Falls, o. X.
Buell. of Wilmington, J. III. Ware of
Townshend. J. w. Melendy of London
derry, +. l.. Houghton of Putney and
J. Z. Gale of Guilford have sent out
notices calling a meeting in the Brooks
House Saturday afternoon, Jan. ~, at
3 clock for the organization of the
Windham County Protective Fish and
Game league. 1t is important that all
members should be present as a con
stituton and bylaws are to be adopted
and officers elected for the ensuing
year.
Over NIAGARA Falls, Rowland &
Clifford s new melodrama, with its tons
of ponderous scenery, magnificent cleo
trical effects, bewildering mechanism
and superb cast, will be the attraction
at the auditorium on Saturday, Jan. q,
matinee and night. This should test
the capacity of that popular play house.
The play tells most consistent story of
love, hate. avarice and revenge, through
which a vein of comedy is neatly blend
ed. The characters are strongly drawn,
and several of them are most original in
their conception. In fact it is claimed
that no production of recent date com
pares with Over Niagara Falls in the
amount of original ideas, either in plot
or scenic equipment.
The annual meeting of the corpora
tors of the Brattleboro Savings bank
took place yesterday morning in the
banking rooms, followed by the annual
dinner at the Brooks house. Officers
were elected as follows: President, E.
L. Waterman; vice president, F. X Bar
rows; treasurer, G, A. Harris; ASSISTANT
treasurer, j. c. Dewitt; trustees, II. H.
Wheeler, L. F. Adams, E. w. Melendy,
j. L. Martin, G. A. Harris, F. X, Bar
rows, S. E. Lawton, E. L. Waterman, II.
P. Wellman, J. H. Estey; board of in