Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-05

The New England Order of Protcc-
ton will give n public supper in Red
Men s hall Wednesday evening
The Reds of the Epworth league
will entertain the Blues at the parson'
age at SO High street next Wednesday
evening,
Arthur Perry of South Newfanc
has sold his building lot on Oak Grove
avenue to George CrOll. The business
was done through William c. Horton 5
agency,
Tho annual meeting of the Freme
circle of the Unitarian church will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler
next Tuesday afternoon mt 3 o clock.
The treasurer 3 report will be heard
and business such MS election Of officers
and disposition of funds on hand Will
be transacted. A full attendance is de-
sired very much,
&C. O. Abbott and son sherman of
Ludlow have bought out the meat busi'
ness on Elliot street formerly run I'M
der the name of Dcnnison \ Abbott.
sherman Abbott will move his family
here in order to give his attention TO
the business, which will be continued
as formerly but under the name of IT,
O. Abbott 4 Son.
The football schedule for the local
high school follows: Bellows Falls
high school here, October q; keene
high school at Keene October 10; Yer
mont academy here October %; Win
chester high school at Winchester \.
H., October %; Winchester high school
here November 3: Bellows Falls ut Bel
lows Falls November 10; keenc high
school here November 81.
-Bowser, the deg belonging to {. NJ.
Dugan, was found dead Friday evening
near the entrance of the Bradley estate
on the Putnev road. just what caused
the animals death is not known, but
il is thought he was struck by an auto
mobile. Bowser was one of the bright
est as well as the best-known CANNES
in town. He made no claim to distlng-
uished ancestry bat achieved his repu'
tation by unusual intelligence.
Past Midshipman Lucieu Kimball,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F., w. kimball Of
this town. received orders Saturday
stating that he had been assigned to
duty on the new battleship Georgia
which ut present belongs to the north
Atlantic squadron. Midshipman Kim
ball went Tuesday to Boston where the
Georgia is at present. and began his
duties on board that day. He had eN-
pccted to be at home for about month
iut the affairs in Cuba no doubt has
tened his assignment.
Eager expectation win become full
realization when Creston Clarke pre-
SCENTS The Ragged Messenger at the au.
,itorium Thursday evening. This ac'
romplished actor is this season giving
an Interpretation of purely modern
role in The Ragged Messenger that has
set the entire theatrical world agog
and that must be proving discomtortng
to those wiseacres, who, mlsled by ms
mastery effort as Monsieur Beaucalre
a highly romantic role, contended that
he could not portray strictly modern
character
The Central Vermont Railway Will
run special excursion to New YORK
city via New London and the steamer
Civ of Lowell on Tuesday, Oct. 3. The
fare for the round trip from Brattle
boro is $3.50; Vernon, $500; South
Vernon. Mortified and Mortified
Farms. 1925. Tickets will be good 90
ing only on the train leaving Brattle
boro at 40 p. m, Oct. 3, arriving II
New London at $50 p. m. Returning
the New London boat leaves New lorh
from pier 40, North River, at P. m
Tickets are good TO return until Oct
Is. arriving home not later than Oct
Il6. No stop-overs allowed.
Manager Fox received a Telegram
Monday evening announcing that The
attraction. Julie Bonbon, which was Il
have appeared in the auditorium 10
night. had been cancelled by the Shu
bqrts, On Tuesday he received let
ter saving that the reason for this wa
because Arnold Day had broken hi
contract with the Shuberts and refused
to appear in Philadelphia. Mr.. DAILY
action made it necessary to put anothe
attraction in Philadelphia, and julie
Bonbon was considered the most avail
able. No one regrets the change more
than Manager Fox, who had every as
surance that a large audience woult
greet the attraction here.
The Peerless Manufacturing com
panv. makers of high.grade women
underwear, with factories in Newport
y. H.. and Barton Landing, VT, hai
decided to start a branch in Greenfield
The building formerly used as sho'
factory by Cutler, Lyons & Field, viii
be fitted up for use of the new firm
which expected to employ about d
hands at the start with the idea of in
creasing that number to 200. Repre-
sentatives of the Peerless compan,
were in Brattleboro two weeks age
with the idea of locating the branch il
this town. They were shown every at
tention by the manufacturing and new
! industries committee of the local boar'
of trade but conditions here were no
such that the concern felt like starting
! branch in Bratteboro.
Al the regular session of the pro
bate court last Saturday not as mucl
business as usual was transacted. FOL
/ lowing are the cases presented: III
cense was granted to A. A. Fairbanks
administrator, to sell the real estate o.
the estate of David Lazelle of Guilford
the consent of the heirs having beel
obtained; the will of Herbert }
Knight was probated and allowed
Clarke C. Fits being appointed admin
istrator; the final account of F. II
Faulkner was allowed in settling thu
estate of Mary A. Faulkner of Whit
ingham, it being ordered by the cour
TO settle the estate according to thu
terms of the will; an authenticated
copy of the will of Gracia A, Andrew:
of Orange. Mass, was presented by Il
S. Hall and the will was allowed; Mar
tina G. Henley was appointed admins