Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-28
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


DIR. L. X. Lynch has moved his fur.
niture that was saved from the fire to
u Canal street where he is living at
present.
Tickets for Louis Mann and Clara
Lipman in Julie Bon Bon will be placed
on sale Wednesday morning, s o clock,
at the box office.
The Gage Stock company left Mon
dry morning on the lilo train for
Granville, n. Y, whore they are playing
a week s engagement.
Every night of the fair dances
were run in the Grange hall, about 100
couples attending each night. The Phil.
harmonic orchestra of four pieces fur
nished music.
The dancing classes under the in.
struction of s. b. Sargent open in Odd
Fellows hall next week Wednesday.
There are two afternoon classes for
children and young people and adult
class in the evening.
Arthur o 'Brien was arrested Mon.
day afternoon for intoxication and on
Tuesday evening was fined SIS and
costs for second offense to which he
pleaded guilty. In default of payment
he was sent to Newfane Jail to work
out the amount.
Henry Cain, formerly of this town,
and Miss Catherine Gillin were mar
ried in Fitchburg, Mass, last Thurs
day by Rev. Mr.. Davis. Both Mr.. and
MIS-. Cain have ben employed in the
Retreat at Harding, Mass. They are
now visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Cain, coming Saturday.
Julie Bonbon, with the fair au-
thoress, Clara Lipman, in the title role
and Louis Mann in the stellar part,
supported by the original New York
east and with a typical Schubert pro-
duction, which means series of stage
pictures that are artistic triumphs, will
be seen at the auditorium next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Henrietta Bickford, wife of
Professor Charles Bickford, a teacher
of elocution, died at the family home
in Boston last Thursday Mrs. Bick-
ford was born Henrietta Ingram in Will
Evansville in 1910. Soon after her mar
riage to Professor Bickford, she went
with him TO Boston, where she resided
to the time of her death.
The stakes have been set to mark
out the foundation of new house
which c. f. Allen, the florist, will build
lust beyond his present residence on
Canal street. An addition will be built
soon to the east side of the old house.
The foundation for the addition IS al
ready laid. Mr.. Allen is also re-roofing
one of his old greenhouses.
The marriage of Harry Norman Hol-
land to Miss Kate Amelia Chamberlain
took place at the Baptist parsonage
Saturday. Rev. G. B. Lawson officiating.
The couple are both well known in this
town. the groom being employed by the
CRYSTAL Springs Ice company. The cou-
nle were unattended. They will make
their re sidence at q Canal street
The hearing in the case of the At
lantic Mills company of Providence, h.
+ AGAINST the Brattleboro Manufactur-
ing company, now bankrupt, which was
ia have been held Saturday, was con
tinued until October 8. At the last
term of the County court the piaintin
received Judgment to the amount OF
$500 and the matter was referred 10
]. H. Merrifeld for settlement,
The 37th annual fair at Stafford
Snrinps Conn, will be held on Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2,
8 and 4. This is known as one OF the
best of New England fairs. The Cen
tral Vermont railway will sell excur-
sion tickets including admission to the
fair. for the round trip from Brattle
horo. $3.50: from Vernon, $2.45; South
Vernon. $3.50: Mortified, 1920; Mlllers
Falls. sl.95. Tickets will be good 60
ing on all regular and special trans,
oct. to / inclusive, returning, untii
Oct. 6.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Natalie
Scbank Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
over. ir.. and Mr.. and Mrs. W, B. Leeds
If New York. NJ. Des Portes of Paris
and Harry Symes Lehr of Baltimore
spent Saturday night at the BROOKS
House. The party came in three auto
nohiles-two Mercedes ears and Ken
ault. Mr. Lehr wore a somewhat IN
congruous costume consisting OIL
heavy fur overcoat and a straw nat
The party attended the theafer IN tne
evening. sitting in box G upstairs. Al
left sunday morning on their way 10
New York. They have been making
tour Of New Hampshire and Vermont
from Newport. r. l. They were on
Hair wav from Breton Woods, n. ii.
The Gage Stock company closed
its week s engagement at the aauilo
rinm Saturday night with the AVeh-
Ger. a play dealing with the whi5ecaP
outrages in the south and melooran,'
attic enough to please the most ias'iuI
;ons The few of the cast VINO were
no+ killed were removed from the scene
~, tba matrimonial means. The per-
forr,ance pleased the gallery but was
~ onite in accord with the lovers OF
b;ober class productions. during the
performance nine of the audience pe
came hilarious either from the excite
ment of the play or on account or the
zoo free use of stimulant and were re-
' W. from the house. The week was
= successful one in the eyes OF the man,
a. ement of the shows as laree So
houses were present at all performance
A candy matinee was gwen oaturuas
- afternoon when every child attending
,-as presented with box OF candy.
The annual meeting of the ioI1
regiment. Vermont volunteers, was leaa
in e. A. R. hall last Friday morning M az a..
II o'clock. Hugh Henry of chester
called the meeting to order and ,. ~
Holt was secretary pro TEN. The ou s
ness ness Of the meeting was to discuss tne e
remoyal of the regimental monument
on the field of Gettysburg to a more
on situation and the laying
o u IF an avenue near the monument;