The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-13

the Estey organ factory Monday.
The women of the Baptist church
are planning TO hold secondhand
clothing sale the first week in oeto
Der.
Licenses for public conveyances
to be used during the days of the Val
ley fair can be procured from A. +.
Schwenk, chairman Of the board OF
bailitfs.
Souvenir programs in keeping
with the quality Of the performance
itself will be given away tomorrow
evening when Mildred Holland APP
pears in A Paradise of Lies.
j. Il. Mann has introduced an In.
dependent cash carrier system into
his store and say that il saves the
work otherwise done by two girls
Thus far il has worked satisfactorily
and is proving TO be source Of much
interest TO customers, A track runs
the entire length of the store on either
side and a branch connects the base
ment with the main system.
Garfield Morgan, student in the
Virgil school of music in New York
city, will give piano recital nj the
home of Mrs. John Barrows on Oak
street tomorrow afternoon. Mr., Nor
gan has been spending the summer at
David Wizards camp on Ames hill,
and is n protege Of the celebrated
Bohemian pianist, Mokrejs. The
young man is said to play with a
technic that is strilingly original.
Patrick O'Connor pleaded guilty
TO the charge of intoxication and was
fined the usual amount of So and
costs amounting to 5000 in the NUM-
cipal court room Tuesday morning.
o Conner was put off the train that
reaches here at l.27 a. m, Tuesday
and was escorted to the sta.
ton house by Chief Of Police J. II, |
Evans. On being questioned he would /
not tell where he came from nor where /
he was going.
Carl Henkel, who has been con
neeted with the local telephone ex.
change since its establishment and has
acted as manager for over 20 years,
will complete his service in that ca.
pacity Oct |. His place will be tax
IN by Ralph J. Eldridge who has been
of the exchange at Palmer,
Mass, for a considerable time and is
thoroughly cOnversant with the tele.
phone business. Thomas c. Cornall of
Mass, who has held the po-
,ition of test man here since the es
adjustment of the common battery
system, finished work in that capac-
ty Tuesday.
Mrs. f. P. Squiers of Guilford
vas run away with, thrown out and
omewhat bruised on her way home
night. The accident took
,lace Just this side of the Valley Fair
grounds and was caused by one side
f the shafts pulling away from the
xle and falling on the horse s heels.
Before the animal had run far the 6
arriage overturned and pinned Mrs. c
'quiers under the seat, the horse free j
ng itself when the vehicle tipped I
yer. Il. H. Bingham was driving by j
nd rendered needed assistance in ex- f
ricating Mrs. Squiers from under. t
cath the wagon and taking her home. t
1rs. Squiers is recovering from her i
ruises. /
1.-THE sensation of the season. is q
hat even the most conservative Of '.
heater-goers pronounce the prologue p
,ene of Mildred Hollands new play, =
Paradise of Lies. which will be :.
iven at the auditorium tomorrow af y
,rnoon and evening. A lily pond q
liry,like in its delicacy is shown on g
le stage. Like the babe in the bull. =,
lshes. a little one also marked for y
cath is upheld for a moment by the =
agile lilies. But the moment is -
cd given one, for it brings a timely :"
scue. The child s miraculous escape !,
ads to most dramatic story, :,
lo that gives Mildred Holland abun- )"
mt opportunity for the strongest of :.
notional work. The entire produc 20
on is of elaborate beauty, and Miss a.
olland is supported by a. company of -
usual excellence. ID
A bicycle owned by Forest c. NJ
artin of Guilford and stolen from m
e rear of Crosby block on the even. III
g of Aug. 30, was found in the pos on
ssion of John Garrity Sunday after. ar
on by William Martin, father of ca
@ boy owning the wheel Mr.. Mar or
| put the case into the hands of nv
putty Sheriff M. P. Davis, who took 81,
e wheel from young Clarity and left bu
with the E. r. Clark Automobile p,
mpany for safe keeping. On being of
estioned by the officer Clarity W.
timed to have bought the wheel for th
from a man who works in the in,
hitting office of E. L. Hildreth & no
npany, but said he did not know his tic
me. He claimed to have purchased pr
over month ago. Later in the day Bi
rest Martin identified the machine *
d found that the rear wheel had If
en- changed, the cyclometer taken bu
and the coaster brake removed. tic
'nday morning Mrs. Patrick Gar his
Y, mother of the boy, said that the so
eel was taken by her son and of cid
ed to settle for what damages had din
IN done. The amount was agreed ma
IN and $21 was given to settle the eel
air. No complaint was made and tai
arrests will follow. in
The Twin State Gas and Electric
npany is making careful arrange din
nts for handling the crowds that lea
expected to attend the Valley fair. Sp'
= new rotary transformer which sio
5 ordered for delivery last May abb
Y possibly arrive in time to be set Tn
in the power station before the o'c
r, and if this is so the company will cou
able to get power from the main Tit
Lon nc rrnll nc the Cnntaruilla Mnl