The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-04

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Thayer,
The W. c. I. U. will hold a regu.
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon at .
clock ut is headquarters,
"A. NJ. soule has moved his steam
sawmill TO the Roadway farm aud will
be ready to begin saving Monday.
There will be soeiable and
dance for members of the grange and
invited friends Thursday evening, Oct
10.
ID. p. Dewitt is making exten
siye repairs on the house which he 70.
Gently purchased Of +, Il. Field on
Western avenue.
"A joint exemplifcation of the
third degree win be held in Festival
hall Sunday, Oct. 10, by Leo and st.
Charles councils, Knights of Colum
bus, The work will be in charge Of
Dr. +. II. o'Connor, state deputy,
Tickets for David Warfeld, who
comes TO the auditorium Oct. IL go
on sale Wednesday morning at the box
office at precisely o'clock 0ut-of'
town people can secure tickets by
writing TO George L, Fox.
The woman S auxiliary Of the Y.
NJ. &, A. viii hold secondhand
clothing sale during the month (the
/ dates to be announced later) and 1t is
hoped that those interested will do
what they can to make the sale a sue
cess.
Mrs. B. F. Hoyt has sold her farm
in Dummerston known as the Samuel
Adams place together with the stock
and tools to Philip n. Whitney, who
will take possession Oct. l. The sale
was made through A. V. May S
agency.
beginning tomorrow the Majestic
moving picture company, of which j.
II. Doane of Springfield rs manager
and Ernest j. Dodge of Brattleboro is
secretary and treasurer, will give NOV
! ing picture exhibitions every after
noon and evening in the west store in
Emerson building, Elliot street.
William Elliot, who plays one of
the principal roles with David War
field in A Grand Army Man, is known
in Brattleboro. Mr.. Elliot began his
dramatic career as member OF the
Criterion club, a well known amateur
organization, and was afterward with
Richard Mansfield for several seasons.
L. W. Hawley's Sunday school
class held a corn roast and supper
last night at the farm of j. w. Thur.
Der. Ii was given at the expense OF
portion of the class designated as
the "reds" to the remaining members
known as the "blues. - This division
in the class was made year ago for
the purpose of contest in which each
side was to try to induce the largest
number to become members Of the
class. Three sessions had TO be attend.
ed before one could be counted as
member. The victory of the blues
was announced last Sunday.
A well.attended meeting of the
woman s auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. \.
was held last Tuesday afternoon. The
devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
C. S. Clark, who also spoke very feel.
ingly on the closing of the rooms of
the association. A very interesting
paper giving description of the San
Francisco earthquake of April 10
1906. was then read by Mrs. W. +,
Mixer. All members present turned
in the amount earned for the auxiliary
during the summer and it is hoped
that the members who were not at tins
meeting will attend the next and VIII
either turn in the amount earned or
will send it to the secretary Of the
auxiliary.
Judge E. W. Gibson said Monday
morning that he would not keep a
man in the police station over night
if there was any way to prevent H.
So filthy had the room become, ne
said. that it was dangerous to man
health to stay there. DR.. Henry Tuck
or. health officer said that before he
entered a complaint with the select
men some time ago the place was MOI
fit for a rat to 60 into. Besides inc
dirt and rubbish that has accumulat'
ed the health officer said that the
lookup was in the wrong place in the
buildinp. cit is now,' he went on 10
saw. ain the dirtiest, dampest and
darkest corner of the cellar of the
town hall and ought to be moved at
once.
A free lecture on the ethics and
nrofts Of life insurance will be given
IN the auditorium Thursday evening
Oct 10. at SIS by Elisha b. Worrell
of Boston. Mr.. Worrell is selling
agent for the capital stock of the Bos
ton Securities company and is locally
represented by s. w. Edgett u Co
Tickets will be given out at the box
office on and after next Monday &c
persons applying for same, without
charge. This is an excellent opPortu
nifty to hear subject of vital inter
est to every man and woman dlscusseC
bv business man of experience VINO
il familiar with the subject and ac
, customed to public speaking. A circn
lar in reference to this address is IL
nrenaration and will be distributed
later to every house in Brattleboro.
At the meeting of Protective
, grange Wednesday evening Stat
Master G. W. Pierce gave an excellen
address on What Is the Grange Dolns
for the Farmer and What for the Ma
tion? Past Masters G. S. Hopkins ant
D. T. Perry spoke upon the same sub
, iect. There was defamation by .
, b. Lawrence, reading by Miss Clar'
!. Eames, paper, The skeleton IN Tn
, Closet, by Miss Nellie 7. Eddy; read
ing by Mrs. H. W. spaulding upol
. the Shakers, followed by explanator!
j remarks by J. E. Lawrence, song b.
!, d. M. Goodenough, readings by Mrs
| =. M. Buck and Mrs. May Edwards
i The next meeting will be Oct. 8 witt
3 tbe program advertised in the direc
: tnrv for Oct 90. This program will