The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-01
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Company | will give the second
Of its series Of dances in Armory hall
Wednesday evening, Nov. O.,
E. J. Fenton has moved the boys
department to the basement of his
store and now has line Of furs and
ladies skirts in the space.
The annual meeting Of the Canal
street book club will be held at the
home Of Mrs. g. Ii. Ryder on South
Main street Monday evening at $50.
Members are requested TO bring maya
zines aud books.
Nine. Szumowska, the famous pl-
anist who will appear here next week,
has only within a few days returned
from several months abroad and Brat
tleboro will be one of the first places
where she will appear this season.
There has been a great demand
for tickets for the Adamowski Trio
Nov. 7. The exchange sale for those
holding exchange tickets takes place at
$50 tuesday morning, Nov ., at the
box office. The public sale Of tickets
commences Wednesday morning Tick
cts nav be obtained of Mrs. Glen Z.
Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brasor +.
l. Swift or by calling by telephone Mrs
Lulu Cressy Blake, 27-3.
William C. Horton has leased the
Offices in Houghton block now oceu'
pied by DR.. Thomas Rice. The rooms
nave already been thoroughly remod,
eled but additional improvements VIII
be made Immediately. A hard wood
floor will be laid in the front ONCE
and single light windows will be put
in. Mr.. Horton real estate and IN
suranee business has grown to such an
extent that this change was necessary
DIR. w. H. Lane came to Brattle'
boro Friday in his Stanley steamer
from Boston. TO spend Sunday with
Mrs. Lane. Saturday morning he took
Dr. Anderson to Halifax and had trou-
BILE with his boiler, being Obliged TO
leave his ear in Halifax and send out
after il Sunday. DIR. Lane returned by
train Tuesday morning, leaving the
auto here to be repaired.
Deputy Sheriff C. I. Knapp was
one of the successful deer hunters last
week. Mr.. Knapp made the lucky
shot Friday while hunting on BLACK
mountain in Dummerston. When tne
animal was dressed it weighed lZ5
nonnds. The sheriff was unable to get
info the woods earlier in the week
and regrets that he was not fortunate
enough to kill something larger than
spike horn. Hundreds of hunters
would have felt themselves exception,
allv lucky, however, had they bagged
the game brought in by the othcer'
The Hottest Coon in Dixie, mu-
steal comedy which comes to the audi
torium tomorrow night, is said to be
brihful of good things in the amuse,
mept line and to be a novelty as a
theatrical offering, All the witty col
ored savings and slang have originat-
ed with the colored race, whose AFFINITY
IN make a few words or a gesture eG,
nress a whole lot of meaning IS wen
known. and the title, The Hottest coon
in Dixie. means a whole lot to 0he
amusement public. The company
COMPRISES clever comedians, pretty.
Girls who can sing, splendid olio OF
advanced vaudeville acts, and musi I,
cal comedy with bright dialogue anu
Imaginable situations.
The Congregational chapel was
f1ed TO Overlooking Wednesday after
noon at the meeting of the Mohlan
Climb at which DR.. Charles A. Eastman
of Amherst, Mass, spoke on the h ,
indian. DR.. Eastman, Sioux ihdlan
and graduate of Dartmouth, is one
If the hest opponents of Indian cnar'
octer and customs in America. Inc
reaI Indian before he was introduced
N civilization was a man Of character,
physically perfect and possessing d
beautiful religion. The Indian OF To-
dav has accepted simply the trotn OF
civ;lization and has lost the quantities
which gave him his fneness OF charac,
ter Dr.. Eastman 8 talk was unusual
and interesting and was enjoyed ny
everyone who heard it.
A very pleasing wedding ceremony
ooorrred in the Methodist church yes
terday when Miss Elizabeth Dora, see 5,
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =;
Fairman of Vernon, was married y
Leon Otis Burrows, son OF baxter Dui
rows of Berpardston, Mass, by the Rev
a Webb. The bride was gowned IL
blue silk and was unattended, A1tel
a brief wedding trip they Will reslat
in Rernardston where the groom Is IL
+bo nmber business with his father
they received many beautlful glIls
among which was an ancient ainnel
Mate from Mrs. E. Tyler. The oride II
an estimable young woman anu LA
many friends here who Will mss ne!
from their circle, but who cordiail.
congratulate the happy couple ana eA
tend TO them their best wishes.
Charles Klein in The Lion and I'M
Mouse. which production VIII pe "
fered here by Henry b. Harris at wv
auditorium next week SATURDAY eNen
inc has utilized phase OF natlona
Tfe which has never before been use'
CO.. stage treatment and which proves
80 intense interest as a result. he na'
taken one of the money kings OF tn'
country. a type of the fnanclers VIZ
/ mo nipnlate the destinies of the natioi
and made him one of the central ny
,,ros of the plot. Stern in his attltuu'
~ oil even to his wife and children AM
s ~ TO his enemies. 1t may o.
seid that the play is of vital interest !. Z
all classes of thinking people ana VIM
;ts aspect is serious it IS SAID 10 eon
.a;n fine galaxy of wit, humor an'
natbos The production of this pay !
looked forward to with a great deal o. .
n ,J by all theatregoers and tn