The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

once iof inc lfst Regiment nuhu hiih'
strels Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Enterprise society will be held ut the
home of Mrs, +. z, llopkinson, Cherry
street, Tuesday, instead of Wednesday
afternoon at clock. 1t is hoped
every member will be present,
The meeting Of the Ladies circle
of the Uniyersalist church which was
to have been held May 2 will be held
in the church parlors May o with a
business meeting at 4 o clock and sup
per at 6.l5.
A. V. Mays agency has sold the
Clark Bemis place, so.called, in Wards
boro, for Luther G.. Eames, the owner,
to William Warren of Brattleboro, pos
session to be given at once, The sale
includes stock, tools, etc.
The annual meeting Of the Brat
tleboro branch of the Womans Al
lance will be held Thursday afternoon,
May 8, at $50 o clock, at the Unitarian
parsonage. 1t is hoped that all mem
beers will endeavor to be present.
There will be a special meeting of
the n. Il. Q. p. this evening to vote
upon class of candidates and the
| initiation will be held next Wednesday
evening beginning at 7.30. Following
the initiation there will be a dance.
Tho last mothers meeting of the
season will be held at the Congrega'
tiona chapel next Wednesday after
noon at $50. 1t will be a question
box meeting, at which questions con
corning the life of school children will
! be discussed.
There is on exhibition in one of
the windows of Randall & Clapp S
jewelry store a large photograph of
the valuable Holstein-Friesian bull
Aaggie Cornucopia S Paul De Kol,
which A. B, Clapp recently purchased
of II. b. LAUDER of Dairyland, n. Y.
About 80 members of the local
lodge, New England Order of Protec'
ton, met at the residence of DIR. L. X.
Lynch Wednesday evening for a sur
prise on the doctor. The evening was
spent in a pleasant social, after which
refreshments were served. AS token
of their esteem the lodge presented Dr.
Lynch a handsome picture.
1t is seldom that company in its
entirety is of so uniform an order OF
excellence as the coterie of artists now
appearing in the musical comedy
Peek S Bad Boy. The tour through the
west, according to all reports, has prov
en- one of the most entertaining must
cal comedies seen in years. The play
will be seen here tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Newly renovated throughout, th'
barber shop of James II. Allen in thu
Brooks House presents a neat and Mt
tractive appearance to its patrons a
well as everyone else. The interior ha
been newly painted, the lower part IL
/, green and the upper walls and celllni
.. in white. Three new leather-covered by
draulic chairs have been ordered AM
! are expected at any time.
. The firm of c. H. Eddy & Co. j
the possessor of few more cats nov
than recently. The Office cat is tn
proud mother of five snow-whlte XII
E tens and started in housekeeping by us
! ing the office desk as a nursery. Sine
> that time she has been induced to sui
! NIT to the annual spring moving but !
y still the possessor of her family intac
as well as sufficient furniture to kee
{ house with.
, The regular meeting of the won
q an s auxiliary to the Y. NJ. c. a. wi
: be held in the association rooms Tue'
A day at 3 p. m. Places of Interest /
'. Seeing Boston will be the subject of
paper to be given by one of the men
. bers at the close of the business SCI
{ sion. All friends are cordially invited
J The executive board will hold a NEE
n ing at 2.15 p. m, prior to the regula
: meeting. The attendance of ever
member is desired since there are ma
Z ters of great Importance to be consi'
cred
- Manager Fox of the auditorium Re
- ceived this week a telegram from tn
! manager of Miss Mary Mannering sa,
:, ing she had recovered from her recer
- illness and desired to fill the engag
= ment which she was obliged to cane,
j March s. The telegram read HoI
a Nav S." but this Manager Fox We
unable to do as the auditorium W;
engaged for the First Regiment ban
e minstrels. Mr.. Fox Immediately wire
p back to Miss Mannering's manager an
VI tried to make arrangements for anotht
e date but was unable to do so.
h Theatrical companies nowadays al
r awakening to the fact that to be su
n cessful they must please multitude
various tastes, for if this be not Il
:, ease, the box Office will not smile wit
- wealth. The Peck Bad Boy music
? comedy company which is winnir
GREAT Iaurels was one of the first
- Satisfy public clamor for true stag
- pictures, thus satisfying the mo
~ fastidious theatergoer. Don't fail
10 see Peck s Bad Boy when it is presen
- ed at the auditorium tomorrow afte
J noon and evening.
oil Many musical comedies VIM
" have failed and which failure far
B. competent judges have been puzzled
g. account for have met their waterloo
IL account of a weak last act which h
j. destroyed all the good effect OF
* otherwise strong and interesting Wor
ID II will not do to appeal alone to Il
j. musical culture of your audience f
70 salvation, they'll side against you
;, Won do this at the expense of the DIR
IL matte strength of your comedy; =
!, Governor Peck, who wrote Peck's BIZ
10 10 Bow. wrote to please the many inste;
> of the few, it seems, for the press al
~ public are unanimous in their prals
~, ~ Peck S Bad Boy is stamped as ,wol
" of high-class musical merit combine
II rith simple story of dramatic co