The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-20

w. ID. Lehman has put tele
phone in his barber shop for the ac'
eommodation OF his patrons.
| ID. S. Pratt of Western avenue
has this week harvested the third
crop OF hay cut ON his land this sea
son.
bingham chapter, o. L. s., con
ferred the degrees Tuesday evening.
There will be initiation at the next
meeting Oct. LIST,
Mrs. Anna Gale i Sunday school
class of the Baptist church will con
duet food sale at the Y, NJ. c, A,
rooms tomorrow afternoon.
-Twcnty.eight members of Protee'
tive grange visited FAN Mountain
grange in Bellows Falls Wednesday
evening and gave the literary pro
gram.
e. j. Fenton is having n mosaic
flooring laid in his show window.
The work is particularly well done
and gives the window an added at
Effectiveness.
The Daughters of Poeahontas
adopted several members into their
council last night. After the work
there was music and singing lee
cream and cake were served.
Arthur c. Spencer was appointed
Judge of the municipal court in the
absence of Judge Il. w. Gibson, who
attended the celebration of Vermont
day wednesday, at the jamestown
exposition as member of the gov
ernor S staff.
w. A. Corey, who was connected
with Hall s restaurant for some time,
has assumed the management of a
restaurant in Hinsdale, n. H. for
merly run by j. II. Higginson & com
pany. John Bushey, recently en-
ployed in Halls restaurant, will be
associated with Mr.. Corey in the res,
taurant. The new manager has had
a wide experience in restaurant work
in Springfield, Mass, and Boston.
The marriage OF Thomas Z. Cor.
nall and Miss Clara Julla Holmes OIL
Worcester, Mass, was celebrated sat
urday IN Central Falls, IL. /. Inc
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence OF Rev. Richard 4. feede, pas
tor OF the Central Falls, X. l., Baptist
church. Mr. Cornall has held the po
sition of test man here for tine New
England telephone company for sew
eraI months. He resigned that posi-
ton last week and viii go to Wash
ington, ID. G., to accept government
position after enjoying an EXTENDED
wedding trip in the Canadian prov
inces.
Asa $. Field, who finished WORK
for the Estey Organ company August
%. his SIND birthday anniversary
has decided that retirement ana the
idlepess which goes with it have nI
charms for him, and Monday he re
turned to work for the company Au
gust % was not only his birthday
hut it marked the completion OF Of
wears of service for one firm, and at
: he had been thinking for some time
of retiring he decided upon that aas
as the time to stop. After less thal
month s rest the attractions OF the
work bench have overcome him, anc
the members of the Estey firm, VINO
were as much pleased to have HIM re
turn as he was to go, have given MN
, his former position in the action dc
nartment, where his labors for practic
, aily all of the past half century have
, been expended.
? 1t is not unlikely that the hlgl
nriee of grain and feed, if it keeps up
d will result in larger acreage o.
? corn. oats and hay in Brattleboro an
otbnr season. Meal, which sold in thu
: winter for $1.10 and SLID per lo'
5 mounds, now brings SLIGO, and nay
. which was SIS a ton has gone up II
so4 and 1926 a ton. The result ma
. been to increase the price OF mn
e and butter in some instances, and oth
t ers are contemplating increasing Tn
. nrice of milk and cream, although
i, thew are holding off in the hope tina
g nrices of feed will decline. Some o
e The larger dealers assert that they will
J. raise enough feed next year to suppl
9 their own needs. Another result
!. tbe high price of feed is seen i
!. Rra+tleboro this week in an agreemen
+ of the truckmen to increase thel
Il charge for teams to so cents an hou
n after the lOlu'- -l'ia'ViSD'AN
o Springfield Republican.
t The Snowflake corn canning FAC
n tory is running at full blast ana ul
e usually good reports come from I'll
/ sunerintendent this week. A force 0
r nearly $50 are at work and 1t
/ honed that over $4,000 bushels will b
canned this year. The factory WI
/ RIM into the middle of OCTOBER
Y FROST does not cut off the supply 0
l. corn before that time. The outloo
l. 10 contrary to what had been predict
n Oh this summer and as late as thre
n weeks ago it was thought that
r wonld not pay to open the factor
IS th;s wear, ii was then planned t
IS send what could be collected IN TN
e vicinity to the factory in Westmlf
S s+er In fact some of the corn mrs
h brought in was shipped to Westmlr
8 star in order to start the plant there
5. The recent rains and warm Weathe
J. gave the corn just the needed stal
g and the farmers are bringing II TO I'll
S factory in large amounts. Some o
+be nroduct is being sent to Bratti'
f horo by freight from Northhei'
:, Mass, and vicinity.
l. Mildred Holland and her compan
n nooarod in the auditorium Saturda
} evening ePeni in "mellow' drama emit ii,
l, led A Paradise of Lies, one Oh III
t class cI of plays that can be written t
y order in a few days with scissor
t. uaste and a rubber stamp. 1t wa
3 ANYTHING but satisfactory perform
. ance. Throughout three acts u
4 play wendell its peaceful way u
II 70 L.. any nripinalitY of plot c