Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-26

Crosby 4 Parker have a large fore,
OF men at work this week ON Frosl
street, replacing the Chestnut iiill Res
cryQir compan"'s six inch main viii
- Of 10 inches,
The Ladies' circle of the Univer
salist church will meet IN the churcl
paflOrs Thursday afternoon nj
o clock. A large attendance is dcsiret
ms arrangements ARE TO be made for th'
coming fair. Supper will be served nj
/ 6.l5,
John Maney, the local auto'dealcr
has delivered within the past wecl
three four.cylinder, 10 horsepower
! Ford runahouts, One was delivered Il
Walter Hard of Manchester, one I,
Dr. llnzeIton of Bellows Falls and on,
to +, Thomas of Rutland.
The petition asking for the rcten
ton of l., Il. Thaycr ms ianitor of the
town hall has been steadily in circula
ton this week and now contains he
tween 800 and 600 names. IL will be
presented to the sclcctmen tomorrow
morning.
"A large number Of young people
/ from the Methodist church called on
/ Mr. and Mrs. William = Moore at Their
home ON South Main street last even
ing. the occasion being their first wed
ding anniversary. Refreshments were
served and games played.
1t is expected that n large number
I from here will go to Montpelier next
week Ia attend the hearing on the pro-
posed amendment TO the village charter
/ i'm regard To the water question. The
water board. il is said. has secured two
extra ears To transport its adherents'
The ablest exponent today of all
that pertains TO moving pictures is un-
quostionablv LYMAN II, Howe. His
name stands for all that is progressive,
original, legitimate, successful The
quality. tone and beauty of the new
program is uplifting, II will be seen
in the auditorium tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
The first basketball game of the
season will be played ON the local court
thanksgiving evening. The attraction
will be the All.Trov team of Troy, n.
Y, against Dan Riley's bunch. The
visiting team contains the old favorites
Spike Williamson and Sox Waterman.
Whichever team wins the game is sure
TO travel from start to finish. Riley
now expects that Davey, last year s IA
vorite, will be member of the Brat
tleboro team this year.
To an exhausted, tired, careworn
population the announcement that
Hoity Toity, Weber and Fields lux
uriously eXtravagant production, on
which was lavished $4,000, will come
to the Auditorium Tuesday evening,
will come as a refreshing tonic. Weber
and Fields never do things in a mig
pardly manner. Their productions are
staged with an utter disregard of
money; they are after results, and low
ers Of musical comedy and bright, clean
burlesque will admit when they see
Hoity Toity that these men who stand
alone'in their class achieved remarkable
results with this, the greatest of all
their many beautiful and costly pro-
auctions.
AT the exhibition and sale of arts
and crafts Nov. and there VIII ue
exhibits in woven and drawn in rugs,
basketry. photography, metal work, art
needlework. hand painted china, bay
berry candles and some beautiful speci-
mems of hand fooled books. In BRING
ing these exhibits here the committee
has cndeavored to bring nothing too
elaborate and difficult to be made at
home and it is hoped that sufficient IN
terest may be aroused so that possibly
some of the different lines of hand
work NAV be taken up here in town.
1t is also hoped tnat women in nearby
towns will be interested in the EXHIBIT
and a cordial invitation is extended TO
them to attend. The exhibition will
be held Wednesday from until y and
Thursday from 10 until q. The regular
meeting of the club will be held at
$3.50 in the Brooks house dining room.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
pational club was held at the Brooks
house Tuesday evening. An excellent
supper was served in the dining room
at eight clock to about 60 members
| Afterwards the Brattleboro male quar-
! tet sang. with solos by George b. Ad-
ans and Fred c. Adams, accompanied
nv Miss Florence Hildreth. a business
meeting followed, and the following
! officers were elected: President, Clarke
o " NJ. ,.ioo.nros;dent Rev. L. NJ.
K K, estoI' secretary and treasurer,
p;aharS = Avnr;iI. executive commit.
hlchnIu w. n,rnbom ~ + Adams.
,ee oro M N CLAW. membership commit.
ueorge NJ ID .as, n w Knech. w. A.
teei IL W. T. Mann w p Vinton. The
uiloert, .. ~. 4 .a H. tho most successful
?!e". ~ Ibis history as it starts off
~ i;+h W. i. balance of over 500 in the
WIN o" Pamoo and Inlet is to be
49, ~ tbo auditorium Nov. 10, from
sbe same bureau which furnished The
Middleman last year.
rha ;ntordorom;national Sunday
Ill - Nc s,oo ,H,v was held in the Baptist
scnooi WING Wo5asaa "~' evening with n good
| chapel wednesday eNeiihS "i''