Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-28

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f. Wales will be at Odd Fellows
hall Saturday afternoon and evening
Sept. 20, TO consult with those wishing
to join the dancing classes.
Fred Leitsinger and @. NJ. Dugar
has taken the agency for Becker
Brothers pianos and will open the show
rooms at III Main street, over Geddis
store.
Walter +. Hubbard and Harold
Whitney began Saturday the play fol-
the fall cup offered by the Wantasti'
quet golf club. In the eighteen hole
match, which took place in the rain,
Whitney won two up and one to play
Matches will be played this afternoon
and tomorrow,
The Central Vermont railway com
pany will sell round trip tickets to the
annual fair and cattle show at Belcher'
town, Mass, which is held Wednesday
Oct. 10, for sl.40 from Brattleboro,
$l25 from Vernon, Sl.l0 from South
Vernon, 81 from Mortified and North
field Farms. Tickets are good going
Oct. Q, not returning until Oct. IL.
The annual rally Sunday of the
Congregational Sunday school occurs
Sunday. The lessons in the life of
Paul which have been studied will be
reviewed by the use of stereopticon
slides. As the scenes cover many parts
of the Roman empire, the views will be
full of interest. An effort is being
made to bring out. every member of the
school.
There will be meeting at the
Brooks house Monday afternoon, Oct.
|, at 100 p. m. of the trustees, friends
and patrons of Leland & Gray seminary
to make plans for increasing the en-
dowment of the institution The semi
nary is an old one and has borne wor.
thy part in educating the youth OF
this corner of the state. Let all who
can attend the meeting and help in the
good cause.
"A secondhand clothing sale by the
woman s auxiliary of the Y. NJ. {. A..
will be held in the rear association
rooms Oct. T. 3, and G, from $50 a. m.
to 8 p. m. As there will be no soliciting
committee, il is hoped that each mem
Der will feel an individual response
bility in contributing suitable clothing
for fall and winter wear Goods may
be left at the Y. NJ. c. a. rooms We'd
nesday evening.
The woman auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will hold its first meeting for
the autumn and winter Tuesday after
noon at clock in the association par
lors. A paper by Miss Mary E. Wooley,
president of Mt Holyoke college, on
The Young Man of Today-What Re-
sponsibiity Have Christian Women in
the Development of His Character
will be read by Miss Della Sherman, II
is hoped that all will try to be present.
As result of imbibing too much
Jamaica ginger, Arthur O'Blin found
himself in the tolls of the law early
Monday evening, Officers Warren and
Thayer making the arrest. Before Jus
tice w. S. Newton Tuesday morning,
he was allowed to state his ease. As 1t
was his second offence during the week
on the same charge, he was fined $40
and costs. amounting to 5000. In de-
fault of the wherewithal to liquidate
his debt he was taken to Rutland to
work out his fine and costs.
A display advertising certain
soap attracted large amount of mo-
tice during the three days of the fair
in the window of Amidon S grocery
store. A life-sized and natural-looklng
figure of a girl was blowing soap bub-
bles. The figure would bend over, dip
pipe in the soapy water and then
when the bubble was blown would
swing fan and the bubble would float
away. The same operation was repeat
ed continuously, the machinery being
run by small electric motor
The coming of Julie Bon Bon, with
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman is an
event of more than ordinary import
ance. 1t is a Schubert production, and
that means it will be mounted IN a
rich. elaborate and complete manner,
with attention paid to the minutest de-
tail. Mr.. Mann is no stranger to Brat
tIeboro, his Second Fiddle of couple
of seasons ago being still very pleas
antlv remembered This season his wife
is co-star with him and the return pro-
duction is the most pretentious OF their
whole successful career.
Whoever has been fortunate
enough TO have visited little Hungary,
fine most famous of New York s east
side Bohemian resorts. will have many
pleasant recollections return to them
with unexpected vividness when they
witness Julie Bonbon, the comedy IN
which Louis Mann and Clara Lipman,
the authoress, are co-stars this season.
.Jnlie Bonbon, with almost identically
the same east as that which achieved
so signal success in New York last
season. will be the attraction at the au-
ditorium Friday evening, Oct, D.
New York Day by Day, a sensa-
tional melodrama in four acts, was pre-
scented at the auditorium last night to
a fair-sized house. The play was OF
very high specific gravity and pleased
the gallery immensely as when plotting
TO kill someone was not going on,
vivid murder was the scene. The caste
as a whole was a capable one but the
play was rather poorly conceived
SONG very good scenery was shown, es-
necially that used in the third act rep
resenting Harlem river bridge in win
ter. Helen Hyde pleased by her imi-
tations of Fay Templeton in So Long
Mary.
The Pilgrim Fathers held their
annual meeting in Red Mems hall,
Monday night. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
Governor. George Stone /; lieutenant
governor, Mrs. George Stone; secretary
F. B. Thompson; treasurer, D. W. Ten
nev; collector, Nellie M. Morris; chap
lain. Mrs. D. w. Tenney; sergeant-at-
arms Mrs. ]. 2. Mack; deputy ser