Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The annual parish meeting of the
Universalist church will be held Jan
S.
Wales orchestra plays in Chester
field next Monday night for New
Year s ball.
There was large attendance at
the dance in Red Men S hall Saturday
evening. Another will be held tomor-
row night.
The regular meeting of the Yer
mont Wheel club will be held in the
club rooms next Tuesday evening, jan
uary ] at 7,30 o'clock.
Mr.. Wales advanced class in dane
ing will begin next Thursday evening
at |. o. o. +. hall. Those wishing to
Join should be present.
MIR. Wales will give his midwinter
reception to his children S dancing
classes at |. o. o. f. hall Saturday af.
ternoon at $50. The public is invited
to be present.
The high school freshman basket
ball team defeated the sophomore team
in Academy hall in West Brattleboro
last Friday night by score of 40 to
).
The Boston Sunday Globe contain
ed an article on Vermont S New Jude
iary with portraits of the members IN
Guiding Judge j. NJ. Tyler and Judge
+. l.. Waterman of this town.
-Dennison Cowles received letter
Yesterday morning announcing that
Mrs. P. NJ. Hastings, who is living IN
Springfield, Mass, sustained fracture
of one hip Wednesday from tall IN
her room.
The post Office will be open New
Years day from Z clock in the morn
ING until noon. The carriers will make
the morning delivery only and the ru-
raj carriers will make no delivery dur
ing the day.
The Woman S club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George S. Dowley. Miss Eliza
beth Fisher, professor of geology IN
Wellesley college, will give paper on
Brattleboro Terraces A New Year
reception and social hour Will follow
While walking down High street
hill Sunday morning on her way 10
church. Mrs. J.. H. Blatherwick fell on
the slippery sidewalk and broke both
homes of her right arm about two inches
above the wrist. She was taken tc
her home on Myrtle street immediately
after the accident, where the broken
bones were set.
The work of laying the water
main on Union hill and the tearing
nm of Western avenue on the top OF
the hill have not made excellent slelgh
;np in that vicinity. Last saturday
morning team loaded with boaru'
slid out into the gutter and iargt
amount of time and far more Whipping
and shouting than was necessary were
need In oct the load back into the road
again.
Wilbur 0 'Brieu and Miss Ida st
Cvr were married in the Roman Cath-
ollie church Saturday morning by heV
Father Donaghue. They were accom-
nanied by Wilbur and Miss Hortens'
| StCvr brother and sister of the BRIDE
| Mr. q ,Brien came to Brattleboro abou'
wear ago from Bristol and is employ
cd as foreman in the Brattleboro Capi
NOT companv's plant. Mr.. and Mrs
n ,Brion will live with the bride s par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Zephrien StCyr Oh
| Elliot street
The coming of The Girl from the
Golden West to the auditorium January
e
portance. Little need be sald REGARD
ing the production, some having seer
# in New York or Boston and every
body having heard of it knows the ire u,
mendous success it has achieved. Int
Fact that this production is the work OF
Dav;d Belasco. written, rehearsed ant
staged by him, owned and now sen
out on the road by him, makes any tur
ther comment unnecessary
The Home Sunshine society hel'
;ts annual meeting yesterday AFTERNOON
in the Home for the Aged and DISABLED
Officers were elected as follows fresl
dent Mrs. G. H. Ryder; secretary an,
treasurer. Mrs. Genevieve Slate. FOL
loving the business meeting was a
nntorta ;nment consisting of music b.
Miss Mary Cox, readings by MISS oypi
Cox. selections by mandolin cup an
solos bv Miss Emma Gregg and MIS-
Etbol Randall. There was also
christmas tree for the inmates OIL I'M
home.
The midwinter Canadian excuf
s;ons TO Montreal and Quebec over IN
Central Vermont railroad Will be nei
Doc % TO Jan. 81, inclusive. koun
.trin tickets will be sold at the follow
;ng reduced rates: From South yer
non to Montreal and return, $500; I
Quebec and return, 5000. me sam sam
rates from Vernon; from Northnel'
Mass the rate is five cents more
From New London the rate is $9.9o an
1880. The 10 a. M. fast tram III Ito y
New London will connect at "nil
RIVER Junction with the New Engiaa
states Limited running through u
Montreal Tickets will be good fo
stopover privileges in Canada
!: Employees of the Estey Organ con
many received in their pay envelope
last week cards bearing the foliowln
statement: Beginning Jan. |, l9o' "
shall adopt the weekly payment system
Owing to the large amount OF WoI
we shall require four days in wnlcn
make me ND the payroll, and therefor
shall nav off on Friday for the PreVios
week. The first pay day wi1i DC =
Er;dav ian. II for the days Jan. l
( inclusive, and every Friday Their
after for the week previous. The pa,
all II for December will be made up an an
n o on the 18th of January In u
| pa" orders will be accepted