The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-08

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The S329.l0 credited to Rev. H. NJ
Keneston in the town report should
have been credited to Brattleboro
academy,
There seems to be misunder'
standing ms to who is who. George y
Miller of Guilford fox hunting fame Is
not George p, Miller, the auctioneer'
Horton d. Walker has been given
the contract TO install l6'station tel
ephone system in the extensive factory
of Parks & Woolson in Springfield, W.
A. Il. Cudworth, referee in bank
ruptcy, has decided to recommend q
discharge of George II. Danyew and
William Boyce, none appearing to
make objection.
Rev. Delmas Trout preached in
the Universalist church last Sunday
for the second time. He made fuily as
good an impression at the second near
ing as he did at the first
The world famous Passion play
will be reproduced in moving pictures
AT st. Michael s Roman Cathollc
church tomorrow evening at s clock
Appropriate music will be rendered
during the presentation.
The sleighing was excellent sun
day and many parties took advantage
of it to 90 to Bernardston to take am,
ncr or supper at the New Englan
House. The register shows that there
were 2s guests present from Brattie-
boro.
After paying all expenses of the
high school seniors trip to Washin"
ton there is balance on hand of 500.
This Principal +. b. Smith has turned
over to Hvland ID. Tasker. treasurer OF
the Junior class, toward the expenses
Of next years trip.
The new store of +. j. Fenton "
Co. in the American building is nearly
ready for occupancy. The new plate
glass windows have been put in place
These are the largest in the state. Inc
metal ceilings have all been nut up
and as soon as the floor is ready the
store can be occupied.
1t is expected that John W. Tit
comb of Washington, formerly state
fish and game commissioner and now
connected with the national fisheries
bureau. will speak at the annual meet
inc and banquet of the Windham Coun'
tv Fish and Game Protective assocla'
ton in the Brooks House next Tuesday
evening.
The celebrated Miner,Miller fox
ease will be retired before Justice Il,
w. Legate and a jury in the Broad
Brook House in Guilford next Wednes'
dav. At the last trial fox hunters from
ali over the county were present ana
II is expected that crowd fully as
large will turn out for the second
hearing.
George c. Averill has purchased
the B. d. Harris property ON Nam
street and is planning to occupy IT
within a few months. The price IS
understood to have been in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. Mr.. Averill has
sold his property on North Main street
but declines to give the name or the
purchaser.
CONGRESSMAN Kittredge Haskins
has appointed Sidney H. Foster OF
CaIois n cadet to the United States
Military academy at West Point. lie
has also nominated Ward Perkins OF
Ouechee mid-shipman to -he naval
academy at Annapolis with John d,
Eckels and Ralph Grout of Brattlenoro
and Fred Foster of Hardwick after
mates.
B. c. Whitney, manager OF the
Isle of Spice company, which will ap,
pear here soon, has been inundated
with letters from vaudeville artists Oh
fame. requesting permission 10 sins
Peggy Brady. This musical number Is
one of the hits of the Isle of spice
and il has created a furore wherever II
has been heard, taking at least eight to
70 encores at every performance
The office fixtures of DR.. f. Il
Newell have all been moved INTO tnt
American building and he VIII P DC
ready to begin practice in about ~
davs or as soon as the front OF th'
building is completed. DR.. Newell
Offices are ready but access to them Il
difficult at present. DR.. Newell come
here from four years practice IL
Chester. Before that time he took
course at the University of Maryland
and was graduated there. his repu'a
tion as a dentist is excellent.
THE next meeting of the Brattle
boro Ministerial union will be held II
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Monday at /,
| n clock Rev. L. O. Sherburne OF Bel
lows Falls will preside and the follow
ing program will be presented: IA
dress. Some Recent Phases or t1'
southern Race Problem, Rev. H. y
Thaver of Springfield, Vt; paper, =
Trin 70 Petra, written by the late +
IT Mathison and read by his brother
Rev. f. r. Mathison; paper, Ethlca
instruction in Our Public Schools, heV
f. Q. S. Osgood,
Charles H. Darling, collector Of Gus
toms at Burlington, will give lecture
IN The Panama Canal in the Baptis
church next Tuesday evening. at
0 clock. Judge Darling was forine.
assistant secretary of the navy, success
sor TO President Roosevelt, and whei
the board of consulting engineers II
company with the canal commission
Visited Panama for the purpose of Sc
curing data, he accompanied them a.
the guest of the commission. lie mold
the degree of LII. D. conferred b.
Tufts college. and is a man of rare tai
ents and ability. He comes under thu
auspices of the Young Peoples Union
and the lecture is free to all. Atte
the lecture, an opportunity will b.
given TO meet Judge Darling.
Leon H. Washburn, with Stetson
Uncle Toms Cabin company will ap
near in the auditorium Friday evening
March Is, when the patrons of tina
house will see this time honored pla,
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