The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07

sale saturday afternoon from 10 I
o clock in the rooms on Elliot street.
The woman's auxiliary of the Y,
NJ. G. A. viii serve its annual straw
berry supper in the association rooms
Wednesday, June IL, at 6l5 p, m.
The woman s auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. G. A. will hold u food sale in the
association rooms tomorrow afternoon
at 3 p. m. These sales will be contin-
ued every other Saturday throughout
the summer.
&C. w. Sawyer has sold ont all his
stock and fixtures of his jewelry store
to the Boston Consignment company
and will go out of business. The goods
were taken out Tuesday and the fix
lures were removed Wednesday.
An unusually large number at.
tended the supper given in Wells hall
Tuesday evening by the Freme circle
of the Unitarian church. After the
supper DR.. s. 4, Lawton gave very
interesting paper on the island Of ia
maiea.
M. J. Moran & company have be
gun showing their new line of goods
which will be mattings, rugs, carpets
and all sorts of floor furnishings, and
also beds and bedding. An especially
choice lot of rugs, oriental, Smyrna
and domestic made are shown. they
are in many designs and artistic col
orings. The display is one of the best
ever shown in the town.
Watson S. French has signed a
contract to work for the engineers en-
ployed on the Connecticut river dam
for one year and has leased his farm
in West Brattleboro to his son. Mr.
French was employed as rod man for
Parker & Bateman when they sur
veved the river in 1902 and has been
connected with every survey that has
been made since that time.
The annual meeting of the West
ern Aqueduct association was held IN
the Vermont National bank Tuesday
evening at clock. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
President, +. c. Crosby; secretary and
treasurer, G. C. Averill; directors, Dr.
II. d. Holton and A. Z. Thurber. The
president and secretary and treasurer
are to be members of the board of dl
rectors. ex-oflicio. 1t was voted to as
sess each stakeholder 81 per share.
In speaking of the production OF
The Bohemian Girl in the Colonial
theatre this week the Lawrence, Mass,
Telegram of June says: William
Schuster. the powerful baritone OF the
company who appears as Count Arm
helm. governor of Presburg, has
PLAYED the part all over the world and
his principal solo, The Heart Bowed
Down, one of the many famous selec
lions in which the opera abounds anC
which will never allow it to grow ole
and tiresome, is deserving of the sew
eral encores it receives.
-Beauseant commandery, knights
Templar, will hold a meeting TINS
evening to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
Joining with Holy Cross commanderN
of Bellows Falls and Vermont com
manderv of Windsor in trip to the
Triennial conclave in Saratoga. Beau
seant commandery already has note
accommodations at its disposal anC
as it is unable to get a release iron
this contract it is hoped that the loca
KNIGHTS Templar will vote to MAKE
the trip in company with delegations
from Bellows Falls and Windsor
H. NJ. Wood did a rather remark
able bit of night photography on the
windows which decorated the E. j
Fenton & company store last week
The windows caused so much comment
and attracted so much notice that /
was decided to attempt to have photo
graphs taken. Photographing win
dows by daylight is unsatisfactory OF
account of the reflections of externa
objects The work was done at nigh
with the lights of the windows turned
on. An exposure of four minutes wa
nsed with a wide stopped aperture IL
front of the lens. The result was
picture showing every detail of tn
artistically decorated windows.
The local appearance here OF
beautiful Mary Mannering, under th'
direction of Sam S. & Lee Shubert a
the auditorium Friday, June IA, Il
sure to excite the greatest interest a
on that occasion this charming ant
delightful actress will be seen IN
new play called Glorious Betsy, al
event of itself This new play, whlcl
is described as a romantic comedy, il
nv Rida Johnson Young, the success
FIJI writer of Brown of Harvard an'
other plavs that have brought he
distinction. Glorious Betsy is writer
around the love story of Jerome Bona
narte and Elizabeth Patterson OF Bal
timore. whose romantic marriage IS
matter of history. The scenes are lal!
in America and France and as oiori
ons BETSY Miss Mannering is said t.
have found the best stellar role or ne
artistic career.
Tho executive committee of tn
Valley Fair association adopted
change in policy at its meeting oatul
dav evening when it was decided u
cell privileges to exhibitors in hora
and AGRICULTURAL hall and the machln
erv department. On payment OF
roosonable fee exhibitors in these de
nortments who make legitimate exhlb
Re will be allowed to sell and take or
ders for goods. This change does no
mean. however, that fakirs will be al
lowed on the grounds as the privilege
will be restricted carefully. Inc con,
mittee also decided to allow local deal
avs 10 sell souvenir postal cards on tn
grounds, with the exception of tn
Srandstand on payment of a state
fee Another thing which the commit
tee did was to add an all-age stalhol
class to the horse department. I'm
nrooram for the track events is nearl,
COMPLETED and it is expected that tn
classes will be ready to announce with
in a few days.