The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-23

Knights of Columbus are planning to
90 to Keene,N. H., Sunday TO witness
the working of the third degree,
Protective grange will confer the
third and fourth degrees at the meet.
ing Wednesday evening and instead
of the usual harvest supper cake and
ice cream will be served. All are re-
quosted TO contribute.
-Dennison Cowles and c. b. Crow
ell of this town are participating IN
the national rogue tournament NJ
Norwich, Conn, this week. Mr.. Gro
well won the third division with a
record of eight games won and one
lost, while Mr.. Cowles won four games
and lost three,
In these days of good, bad and in
different repertoire companies, the
public hardly knows what TO expect
until after the Monday or Tuesday
night production, but il is not in
doubt when the Bennett Moulton com
pany comes, as the name Bennett
Moulton has become household word.
The annual reunion of the Wind.
ham County Veterans association will
be held in Newfane Thursday, Aug.
90. 1t is expected that Commander
A. C. Brown of Montpelier will be
present in addition to other prominent
G. A. r. officials, Music will be fur
nished by the Grafton cornet band
A special train will leave Brattleboro
after the arrival of the o clock train
from the north and will return in time
to make connection with the 5.25 P. m.
train north. 1t is expected that a
large delegation from Brattleboro will
attend the gathering.
Rev. Antonio Alright of New
York. to whose Italian Sunday school
the Congregational Sunday school OF
Brattleboro makes annual gifts at
Christmas, and w. b., Matthews, rep
resenting Atlanta university, TO
which institution the school has also
made gifts, attended the session of
the school Sunday and made short ad'
dresses. although neither knew that
the other was to be present. Rev. ana
Mrs. Alright were at the BROOKS
House over Sunday on their way from
the White mountains to New YORK.
Mr.. Matthews, who is principal of the
Gate City public school at Atlanta,
was accompanied by the Atlanta uni
versity male quartet who sang at the
morning church service and at the un-
ion service on the common at .
( o clock. Each service was attended
by large audience.
A dispute over the rent Of a
small Jersey COW for six weeks oceu,
MED the attention of the municipal
court for three hours Wednesday
/ The principals in the case were
| Charles Sprague of this town, plain
tiff, and Elmer F. wilkins of Weston,
defendant. There was no question
that wilkins had had the use of the
COW and Sprague. sought to collect -
therefor. wilkins objected to paying
S. and not only that but he consid
cred that he was the aggrieved party
and sued to collect 50 for keeping the
cow. Much interesting and expert
testimony was introduced to show the
relative value of the product of the
cow and the produce which the COW
consumed. None the less the matter
was as solemnly discussed as if i
had been the trial of Marie Anton
cite Judge Gibson reserved his de
cision until today. a, F. Sehwenk ap
peared for the defendant and A. +
Carpenter appeared for the plaintiff.
How is it done? That is what
Won will hear every night next weel
T. if You attend the Bennett Moulton en-
gagement. The people cannot under
stand how for 10, 90 and 30 cents
they can see a production that puts L
shame. nine out of ten of the high
priced companies now on the road
This is the way it is done. The,
make all week stands and save fiv
DAYS railroad fare for q people
They save five days railroad baggage
and scenery hauling, they make bet
ter hotel rates for "A week stand ant
last but not least, they engage thei
actors and actresses from best high
priced companies for less salary, a
they much prefer the week stands an
they know they are going to get thel
salary in hard cash, not in laundr
bills and promises This season tn
management has put forth every ct
fort to present to the public an all
star east and fine repertoire, selecte
from list of over 200 dramas an
comedies