The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18

Attorney Harold 3 Wlitney was
admitted 60 practice before the INT
"a States courts Tuesday a. Rutland
M. and Mrs G. " Harris have
opened 3 variety cash store this webE
on Central arett Ut the stand former
i ~ occupied hy c, n Carpenter
/ The resi room IN Emerson bloch
+ has been wei pHtronizca during The
week ana considerable enthusiasm u
shown IA assistAiet towards 10 sup.
+ port Arrangements are IN progress
] fof serving lunches, also Tor the SAFE
az home made food.
The program for the grange meet
i inc "Wednesday evening vii be gwen
E tv The dramatic tlnh There VAL be
an address hy the 0Versc6f followed
+ hv discussion. q farce by the Young
+. people and AZ hour 81 dancing after
+ the meeting Al applications fof The
+ November class should ho handed IN
Al tins meeting
( The lunch room recently pur
chased by J. H. Burke in Judge .
block was reopcRca saturday night
under the name Of the Dairy Luueh.
There have been many improvements.
4 new floor has been lalu, the walls
paperpd. and the woodwork painted
The kitchen has been enlarged and
new slverware ana dishes added 20
those already IN use,
a copy Of Thomas : Register Of
American Manufactures and FIRST
Hands. the standard index 20 Amer
can manufacturing industries for The
use 81 buyers ana Others, has been
placed IN the Office Il the secretary o.
The board Of trade The volume con
taius $500 pages, 100000 names, s.
600 articles ana kinds q articles II
is faT the free use Of board Of trade
members.
The crest college play, At Yale,
which mace such a succession % hts
last season, Is again On the road, bet
ter and bigger than ever. In thls new
play jules Aurry Of New YORK has
The triumph Of the season. IL Is fp4 Of
dash and the charm that surgcs
around any story Of young, eXultant
healthy workers Dick >ecley ana his
college friends are enough % keep any
audience il a state Of delight for any
evening in the year. The play comes
here Oct. &c,
A storv was in circulation last
week TO the effect that Edward d,
Nash, superintendent Of the southern
division af the Central Vermont rail
road. had decided not 70 = TO Costa
Rica and had Withdrawn hls res gna-
ton from the Central Vermont Ad-
wees from -. AIhaus say that M
Nash has not withdrawn ms resigna-
ton and VIII 20 Nov. ! tc Costa kiea
where be VIII become general manager
Of 8 road recently constructed from
the coast 10 the mountains by the
United Fruit company.
Two deer were seen in the Con
ueeticuf river Saturday. Shortly be
fore noon & large doe swan from the
uuper. end Of the island TO the rear OF
tie Crosby store house where il MADE
an unsuccessful attempt 10 land. Then
il continued down the river 10 poln'
near the head of the rapids where i
landed on the island and disappeared.
In the afternoon 8 buck took to the
water from the point in the rear OF
tire Boston & Maine engine house sud
swan down the center OF the river TO
Roof : island where il went ashore
and was soon lost 10 sight IN the
heavy underbrush.
Nine. Autoinette SzumowsEa, the
Polish pianist whose local appear
ance with The AdamowsA THO IS
scheduled for Nov. =, IS a pupil OF
Paderewski. ana 10 that famous mas
ter she owes chief credit for the
prompt successes which followed her
5ehnf in PARIS. Mime. Szumowska
has her battle half won when She ap-
pears. - declares the New York World.
She has 3 most winning personality
and vet she has abundant artistic
mower as well. The brIlliancy Of her
technique is fairly dazzling. Nine.
Szumowska Is certainly entitled 10
foremost place among living planlsts
male OF female,
A petition Of the creditors Of the
Chosfe Manufacturing company 81
Wilmington was filed the latter part
of last month with Judge James l.
Martha PRAYING that the concern be
adiudged bankrupt, Judge Martin Is
sued an order sept. p commanding
the officers to appear and show cause
why the concern should not be ad-
iudred bankrupt. The case viii prob
ABLY come up within few weeks. The
liabilities are $4,000 but there are
valuable assets 10 offset this, The
company has an excellent plant in vii
mington and a large stock of goods
on hand. About loo men are en-
ploved there, ". 4, Choate Of Albany,
\. y, is the president The petition
came as a surprise to the people OF
that town as every indication showed
that the company was in prosperous
condition.
Several teachers in the local pub
JIG schools are attending the 5sth an
nual convention Of the Vermont State
Teachers association in Burlington.
Among them are Principal and Mrs.
f. Burr Smith. Mrs, J. j. Elmer, Miss
Katherine Perkins, Miss lacy steven
son, Miss Mary Henshaw, Miss Flor
ence c. Allen, Miss Harriet +, Ralllon,
Miss Florence NJ Wellman, Miss
Minnie I. Rawson, Miss Edith l.
Backus, Miss Mary Croker and Miss
Bessie Mckenzie. A large delegation
viii so to Boston to visit the schools
in that city. Those who viii be in the
marty are Mrs. Sarah A. Miller, Miss
Nav H. Douglas, Miss Lillian c. New
ton. Miss Esther L. Crowell, Miss Flor
ence G. Putnam, Miss Grace NJ. Dana
and Miss Elizabeth w. Crowell. Miss
Sadie f. Winchester and Miss lnez
Akeley will go to Worcester, Mass
and Mrs. A. NJ Harlow and Mrs.
Jennie T. Warren viii visit in Spring,
field, Mass.