Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28

The barber shops will resume their for
mer schedule after this week.
The ladies' OF sedgwick Woman's Re-
lief corps will have a drill tomorrow even
ing. All members are urged to be present.
The district meeting will be held Tues
day at 100 in Grand Army hall.
The ladies' circle Of the Universallst
church will hold It's annual meeting for
the election of officers for the coming year
at the church parlors next Thursday
afternoon at $50. A fun attendance Of
the members Is desired. The annual
harvest supper will be served at CHS.
The team match between Wantastiquet
and Greenfield Country club golf teams
was called off Saturday, owing to the storm.
Several rounds are due to be played today
and tomorrow in the contest for the fall
cup. The only match played to date was
won by Whitney from Hubbard Satur-
day, up and l to play.
Amidon & Miller have a very demure
and patient pink-gowned maiden in their
show window blowing bubbles. With the
regularity of clock-woTk she bends for
ward, dips her pipe in a bowl Of Swfts
BoraX soap-suds and slowly there appears
a filmy sphere. In her left hand she holds
a fan with which from time to time she
watts the airy globes away
The meeting OF the windham County
bar association, held Friday to discuss a
bill which will be presented to the leglsla-
ture. relative to establishing a circuit
court in addition to the supreme court
was attended by about % lawyers. A
committee, consisting of e. l.. Water
man OF Brattleboro, A. r. Cudworth OF
South Londonderry and Charles II. Will
liams of Bellows Falls. was appointed TO
draft a bill embodying the sentiment of
the association and to submit It to a
IL.
ton in Montpelier Oct 3.
A Johnson family reunion was held at
the home of Mrs. Il. s. Morse at II
Highland street this week. Those pres
ent we're the mother Mrs. p. NJ. John
son of Newfane Mrs. George o. Davis Of
Newfane, Lieut. James r. johnson OF
Worcester, Mass, Mrs. C. A. Hubbard OF
Norwood. Mass, Ernest A. johnson of
Providence, II. l., Mrs. ID. G.. Underwood
of Bradford. N. H., Mrs. Z. s. Morse
and children. c. A. Hubbard of Nor
wood Mr.. and Mrs E. K. Davis of New
York city and G. o. Davis and Miss Mary
Davis of Newfane The six names fol-
lowing that of Mrs. p. M. Johnson are
those of her children. A photograph OF
the group was made by A. ID. Wyatt.
The occasion afforded much pleasure to
all present.
A dramatic treat has been provided by
Manager Fox for the patrons of the Audi
torium Friday, Oct. 5, in the Messrs. Shu-
bert's production of Julie Bonbon" with
those co-stars. Louis Mann and Miss
Clara Lipman, together with the same
supporting cast that helped to make this
comedy one OF the most successful seen
in New York in years. Julie Bonbon" is
Miss Lipman's initial effort as a play
wright The dialogue is crisp and bril-
liant and the characters are cleverly
drawn. OF course the role enacted by Mr..
Mann. that OF Jean Poujol. stands out
more boldly than the others. This charac-
ter is a masterpiece and really has much
TO do with the success OF the piece. Miss
Lipman was fortunate in having so
capable an artist as Louis Mann to in
terpret the part. This admittedly great
character actor is said by New York's
critics to excel all his former portrayals.
in the part of the Partisan. No one can
afford to miss Julie Bonbon."