Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

ms its class colors, Several of the
pupils, both boys and girls, have Sc.
cured the desired shade of gray felt
hats and added crimson bands, The
combination is striking and pretty.
George Van Dyke, president of
the Connecticut River Lumber com
pany, recently gave nm order for an
American Mercedes touring ear of %
horsepower, Mr., Van Dyke will prob
ably use the machine next spring in
experimenting the company's log
drive down the Connecticut river
Tho annual meeting of the Green
street book club was held at the home
of Mrs, Il. d. Whitney Oct, d when the
following officers were chosen; Prcsi'
dent, Mrs, II. II, Thompson; vicc'presi'
dent, Mrs. Il, II. Putnam; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs, G. +. Barber; book com
mittec, Mrs. G. l.. Stickncy, Mrs, l., l.,
Durham and Mrs, Annie Green,
Oliver Son of this town, employed
at the Brattlcboro Cabinet company
became ontangled in the meshes of the
law Tuesday night as result of over
indulgence in that article of which
Kentucky is so justly proud Before
Judge W, $. Newton yesterday morning
he was fined s. and costs, the whole
amounting to Sl0,25. He later secured
money to pay his fine and was released
Officer Warren made the arrest
Clarence \, and Frank Z. Barber
of this town have purchased of J. 5
Gallup the O. T. Ware farm on which
the buildings were recently burned
The sale also includes the herd of u
COWS aud the milk route owned by Mr.
Gallup. The brothers Barber already
own farm near the one purchased
and the two will be ran in connection
with each other, \. V. May 5 agency
conducted the business of the sale.
The Press Agent. which comes e
the auditorium Monday evening, vii
be the first real Shubert production tl
be seen in Brattleboro this season
Manager Fox states that the company
consists actually Of 60 people and ear
ries two full ears Of special scenery
Anyone at all familiar with matters
theatrical has heard of Peter F. Daley
who heads the cast. He is one of The
I foremost opponents of musical comedy
When the train which leaves thin
station at lois arrived at Putney sun
day night and stopped at the station,
! a double headed freight bound soutl
ran into and demolished the pilot o
the engine but owing to the freight
slow speed no great damage was done
/ On board the passenger train were Al
tornev.General Clarke c. Fits am
Miss Helen Fenton of this town. /
either train had been moving at an,
speed n bad accident would have result
ed,
The Y. NJ. C. A. bowling alley
have been working over time TIN
week. A number of the Estey Orga'
company employees used the alleys Mon
dav evening while on Tuesday evenlnnj
several printers enjoyed testing tn
halls and pins. The alleys were use
Inv the association seniors Wednesda
evening and by the High school boy
Yesterday afternoon. This afternoo
the ALLEYS will be used by the bankers
If is expected that an elght-teai
leoguc will be formed within a shor
time and matches rolled throughout tn
season. y
! Fort Dummcr colony, Pilgrim Fa
theirs. installed its officers for the en-
suing year Tuesday evening with Dei
Iutv Snpreme Governor o. w. Mars
Iond wife of. Somerville, Mass, actin
az installing officers. After the insta
lation a light collation. was served
ria now officers are the following
Governor. George Stone; lieutenant
aovernor. Mrs. George Stone; secretarI
! + B. Thompson; treasurer, D. W. Ter
nav. collector. Nellie NJ. Morris; chal
lain Mrs. D. w Tenney; sergeant-a'
arms. Mrs. H. p. Reynolds; deputy sci
oeant-at.arms, Mrs, J. +. Mack; lnheI
9ate.sentineI, j. p. Mack; outer'gat'
sentinel. w. G. Norris.
/, The 25th anniversary of Brattl,
boro lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, will be OF
, served next Tuesday evening IN Nj
! sonic hall. A banquet will be serve
, hv the women of the Eastern Star, tn
c9mmittee in charge being composed q
wives of past masters OF bfattlep c
lodge. Leitsinger s orchestra VIII III
n;sh music during the banquet, ana
re close there will be an entertainer
hy +. II. Miller, baritone, and Dude
Proscott of Boston, impersonator an
rantriloouist. The committee OF a
rongements, F. I. Swift, W. B. Vmto
and D. Cowles, has already receive
TX acceptances from local Masons an
- ;s eynected that numerous QUITO
toun members of Brattleboro looe
Iii olso he in attendance. The oal
quet will be served at ei"eA-
Familiar though they are, the moe
ern moving picture is one of the grea
ost if not the greatest, acheVemel
and inventions of modern times. "
Jinarv photography that pictured onl
+bn form of life and nature was ltseI
considered truly wonderful when hr'
Invented But the possibility also
: nhotographing the motion OF an thlht
Is of so recent date that less than wv
} decades ago the mere suggestion woui
have been ridiculed as utterly lnpo
sibIe The widest Imagination OF OF
forofatbers could not conceive or adm
E no possibility of such a wonderful e;
bibition as Lyman II. Howe s Lar
nroma which has been presented mel
during the past few years to crowue
La o on each visit. An entirel y ne
nuonram of notable scenes contribute
,, bv many lands and events VIII
shown in the auditorium next wee
Saturday afternoon and evening
Two employees of Henry, j
BROWN g livery stable, Fred fredet'
Ia Joseph Whalen by name, BEGAN
a ansse s Of a quart of whisky Monda
pPftornoon and imbibing freely beean
!, ., .,n sc, of desire for an auto rld
P 49, Mr. Brown IS Rambler was in a bar
E = short distance from the livery stao
tbe two men decided that the mac !h
, suited sn their requirements and tn'
sure soon whirling southwark. AN,
W. .s;t;nG several friends in the neig