Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12

sold an Independent electric light plan
10 A. q. Ropes OF New York city VIII
VIII have II installed in his place a
Northtold, Mass, The generator viii
be large enough 10 carry 100 lamps
TINS Is the second isolated plant tina
Mr. Walker has sold in Mortified.
The Methodist church will hold
rummage sale next Wednesday an,
Thursday in the Milestone block from
bjO IN the morning until $50 in tn
evening, Anyone wishing TO contribut,
any articles for sale may leave them a
Mrs. NJ. Il. Chamberlain S, 20 Ellio
street, previous to Wednesday and the,
will be called for.
%. W. Marsh of Somerville, Mass.
deputy supreme governor of Fort DUN
mer colony, Pilgrim Fathers, assiste,
by Mrs, Marsh, deputy supreme ser
geant.at'arms, will install the officers OF
Fort Dummer colony Tuesday evening
IN Emerson block on Elliot street. Al
members are requested TO be present
Refreshments will be served.
There was but one game played
Saturday in the Fall cup contest at the
Wantastiquet golf club. Howard Well
man (handicap l2) beat Fred Harris
(scratch) one up. The game was inter
esting and close all the way. Ernest
Harris defaulted to Alfred Jordan
The match was played in a DRILLING
rain and consequently but few followed
the play.
DR., Fremont Hamilton and Arthur
Horton returned today from their
hunting trip to the Connecticut lakes,
each bringing home doe weighing
something over 100 pounds DIR. Ham.
ilton 5 son, John Warren Hamilton, re.
turned Monday with buck weighing
about $50 pounds and a doe that weigh.
ed about log. Charles Houghton, who
was the fourth member of the party.
secured buck that weighed about 2l5
pounds.
The series of mothers meetings
held in the Congregational church will
open Wednesday afternoon at $50
with an address by DR.. Alfred Worces'
ter of Waltham, Mass, on The Crusade
Against Consumption. The address will
be of especial interest TO mothers and
ms it will deal with the
problem of healthful every day life as
the best means of stamping out con,
in our village. Men as well
rs women are invited to hear DIR. Wor-
cester.
The front wall of Adams & Cros.
by new American block was complet
ed yesterday and the staging is being
taken down today. The roof of the
building is nearly completed and a
large force of carpenters is at work
getting the interior ready for the plas-
terers. The brick work on the rear
building is almost done and the roof
will probably be put on next week.
Adams & Crosby expect to have this
building ready for occupancy by De-
,ember /.
Three boys, Albert johnson, John
Herbert and Anthony Clarity, were
last Saturday to appear at
the office of James F., Hooker to an
,wer to the charge of taking fruit from
the agricultural hall on the fair
grounds during the second day of the
Valley fair. They were given an alter
nate choice of either settling for the
fruit or being formally arrested. They
hose to settle and paid to the assocla'
lion 50 each and promised good behav-
OF for the future
-Brattleboro chapter, d. A. r., was
entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. |. Swift
m Green street as the guests of Mrs.
swift. Mrs. c. l.. Stickney and Mrs
Henry X. Brown. Mrs. G. NJ. Love OF
south Newfane gave very interesting
md decidedly original paper on Our
Ancestors. Mrs. Frank Thorn of Seat
lie, Wash, regent of the Rainier chap
er. one of the largest in the west,
poke briefly. Mrs. Arthur Brasor and
red C. Adams entertained the gather
ng with several musical selections.
.eitsinger s orchestra furnished instru-
mental music. In spite of the unfavor-
BILE weather about 80 members were
resent
-T,ottie Blair Parker has already
1ade reputation with her way DOWN
LAST. but she added to 1t appreclaplY
,ben she wrote Under Southern SKIES
Ter pIavs are all of the clear variety
With action galore. In addition she
FORKS in a prettiness of detail that
nan might strive for all time to prlhg
hout. but which a woman can do innate
y Under Southern Skies tells OF life IN
over Louisiana in the period around
s75 and necessarily brings IN the quaint
ostumes of that day. The scenery
sed is suggestive of the South IN evr
nv one of its details, showing some oi
he courtesies of the old regime ana
tber interesting phases of southern
ife, The play will be seen in the audi
orium Wednesday evening
THE Union Church association of
vernon have paid the debt which was IN
nrrad when the new church edifce was
milf They propose to hold a jubilee
acting and ask all friends to join with
hem in rejoicing because the debt IS
aid. Accordingly, the pastors OF b ,
Ieboro, Mortified and Vernon nave
onsented to meet with them Iuesday
+ 1870 a. m. in the new church pullu-
no. Each clergyman will address the
Meeting. The women of Vernon VIII
Of tables and furnish tea, coffee ana
oils and ask all who will come TO
ring basket lunch; Paul d, M no "Hs
on of the late D. l.. Moody, VIII De one
# the speakers. Everybody, not Only 4y,n na
Vernon but in the surrounding s1"Ho
E nG ~ undertaking, is invited and asked
t,eb hr;ng a basket lunch. The trains
rill sto5 at Central park for passengers
'aeb way, the church being near there
The October issue of the Am De,ii
an Field, one of the most successful tsa
sporting periodicals ~. IN J tne
ountry. says in its report of the IVA, val.
ev Fair Kennel club $ bencn snow "
what the great Danbury falr IS s, 70
" h'N - D.1a1y+nn fair TO M1S-