Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

Der IL. s " 'ecem
herikberg Brothers have beep n,
WORK Tor the past three weeks deeora,
ing ana painting the Zion Swedish Con
gresational church in Hartford Conn
Sixteen members of the Exeheonc,
eluo TOOK an automobile trip 10 Wal
pole ~ H., Sunday, returning by thc
way of spoiford lake,
The first number of The Dial nuh.
hshed by the senior and Junior classes
OF the Brattleboro high school for the
coming season, will be issued about
Oct. 20. "''"'
The Brattleboro male quartet and
several other people from Brattleboro
went TO Marlboro Friday evening 10 M.
tend the annual chickenpie supper
served by the women of the Marlboro
church.
The women of the Baptist society
VIII have an entertainment in their
rooms the evening Of October "a when
musical program will be given and
each woman will tell how she earned
a dollar.
The Boston Sunday Globe con.
tanned picture of one of A. w. Roel 5
big pumpkins which is on exhibition ON
North Market street of that city. The
pumpkin is not one of the biggest,
however, as it weighs but 2l0 pounds.
All the sunshine of the south. all
the chivalry of its gentlemen, all the
beauty of its women, in truth, the
whole atmosphere of the Magnolia
scented South is in Under Southern
Skies. The art Of Lottie Blair Parker
is a natural one, as witness her Way
Down East. This art she has brought
to bear in Under Southern Skies with
remarkable success.
-Ruelbach, the former University of
Vermont twirler and Hinsdale, y. H.,
"bluebird, was the star of the sec.
ond game for the world s championship
at Chicago Wednesday. Pitching for
the Chicago nationals he held the
Americans down to two hits and won
his game by score of to !. Ruel.
bach leads the major league pitchers in
regard to consecutive victories, having
won II in a row.
The first chicken pie supper of the
season will be served at the Rebekah
pink and green fair in / o: o: f. hall
Wednesday evening from $3.50 until
1880 o o'clock. There will be booths
containing all kinds of useful and fancy
articles for sale. There will also be an
entertainment, special feature of
which will be the poppy dance under
the direction of L. Wales. Dancing in
both halls with music by Leitsinger S
orchestra will follow. The public is
cordially invited.
A party of 4j from the Teachers ,
School of Science located in Boston
spent Saturday and Sunday examining
the geologic conditions of the neighbor-
hood round about this town. The party
was under the charge of Professor
George H. Barton of Boston and Pro-
fessor Elizabeth +. Fisher of Wellesley
college. A large tally.ho was procured
from one of the local livery stables to
convey the party from place to place.
A large number spent the night at Lin
den Lodge and some put up at the
Brooks House. The party returned to
Boston on the 4.23 train Sunday after
noon.
"A large gathering of pupils and
visitors attended the Baptist church
Sunday school rally Sunday. The par
lors were finely decorated with cut
flowers, asters and dahias. Remarks
were heard from the pastor of the
church. Rev G. B. Lawson, and l.. w.
Hawley. superintendent of the Sunday
school There were 1923 pupils present
in addition to large number OF VS.
itors The church choir sang an an
them at the beginning Of the Sunday
school and Leitsinger S orchestra, hVe
nieces. furnished music for the singing
At the morning service the church was
decorated by A, W. koel
with traces of red-eared corn and gar ,
den vegetables.
An who looked through the lace
curtained door to Mrs. Bascom $ front
room Saturday and Monday agreed that
tbore never was a more charming spec
tacle at millinery opening IN bIatIie
horo The room was transformed lhto
= FARMLAND of scarlet and white, SHOWN |
nff 70 advantage by the many electric
liobts and a handsome candelaprun'
shaded by these colors. Scarlet noWeas,
fostoons. and tea-table, where RUSSIAN t1
too and lunch were served, completeo !
eIo bnauties of this ROOM me store
'ne was loaded with beautiful
pts +be work of Miss Southland OF
Roston. who has proved herselt vtIil ,,
tohIe artist in modelling from lmpof'o"
and New York styles
The Freme circle of the Unitarian l1n
church held it's annual meeting aI tnt
bnuso Of Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler on OAK street
rU afternoon with about 10 pres
ant The entire old board OF oillcels
envI ,o.oIacted for the ensuing year
The treasurer's report was ace s,piotod
An executive committee was ina'i "U raw
70 look into the mater OF puylns ~
ebnrcb carpet 1t was Voteu "
tho usual aid to the church sociesS .ha4
~ treasurer IS report it was stateo s"as
Zoo 40 was cleared at the far helu III
T9 TT hall September 6. me oIlceIs
I % , Wv a. we're the following; fresl
Ioat Mrs G. H. Ryder, vice president
G afm'' F F. o. s. osgood, secretary ana ana
4lldss,ror Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler, execu NV.
tr9asptt Mrs. 0. D. EstabIOoh' Mrs Mrs
P K W Sdrsr @ss Mrs NJ Laura wiggin,
Mrs Z. Burr Smith and MISS
Stockwell.
= poxter Reed and his son,in-iaw,
on = T. RE" Reed, expect to have the new
Frank =. ~ ~ House in Bernardston,
New New h rsadp to C open in about three
weeks The hotel is one S oa eIp in
finely appointed country ,, h4Iss secure
New England and will doubtless ihIea Stories ser