The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-06
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The next band concert on the
common will take place next Wednes.
day evening weather permitting; If
not, Thursday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Brattleboro Mutual Aid associa-
ton will be held Monday afternoon at
$50 at the home of Miss Mary r.
Cabot.
&C. II. Eddy has sold his farm in
Dummerston to G. W. Phillips of Wa
tertown N. Y, who will occupy it as
a home. The sale was made by May
4 Taylor.
The w. C. 7. U. will hold meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o clock at its headquarters on Elliot
street. Important business is to be
considered and full attendance IS
desired.
The handsome silver cup presented
by Gerald Howatt of White Plains, N.
Y. for the best pair of horses exhib'
tied at the Valley fair is on exhibition
in the show window of Vaughan d
Burnett.
Bingham chapter, O. Z. S, held
its first regular meeting TUESDAY
since the summer vacation. The chap
ter voted to hold the district meeting
here in October, the date to be an,
nouneed later 1t also voted to hold
series of socials during the coming
winter.
-Hermon Z. Eddy, Harold E. Whit
new and William d. Smith will 60 to
Montpelier in October to take exam
nations for admission to the Vermont
bar Mr.. Eddy and Mr.. Whitney
have been studying in the office of T.
| G, Fits and Mr.. Smith in the oihce
of Gibson and Waterman.
Miss Alice L. White, principal OF
the Montgomery industrial school
Montgomery, Ala, will speak in the
congregational chapel this evening a.
40 Miss Whites school is of the
nature of settlement work and taxes
her into the homes of the people IN
way that enables her to give an lhsld'
view of life among the negroes.
Arthur Rhode, John Tasker MIS-
Helen Rohde and Miss Mary McCar
thv started Sunday morning on ca
noe trip down the Connecticut. Inc!
reached Turner's Falls about P H.
and had proceeded as far as 0unaei
land the following morning when tn
rain put an end to the trip. The par
Nv had intended to go as far as hoi
yoke. over so miles from Brattiepor'
by river.
William Schuster is member o
Van den Berg opera company VINO
onened its season at the west EN-
tbeatre in New York city last oa'
nrdav night with Flotow's opera MAI
tba in English. Next week the con
nnnv will present The Mascot, 10
lowed by Rigoletto and DIE fseu th
maus. Among the members ol r "a
company are Nine. Mold, MISS Jel
Mo Linden Schwarz, Joseph Sheehai
Signor Albert and George Tallman'
C II. Williams of Bellows + Fan Z
T T. EckeIs of Brattleboro ana H. l
Aklev of Vernon, commissioners a.
: nainted TO determine the damag
pponsed TO the land of Mrs. Araoeil
proscott in Vernon by the crossing
4bo snnr track of the Central We
mont railroad. met in Vernon lue
dov morning to consider the quesG,o1
There was no hearing, however, sl SLY
. Mrs Prescott and the railroad Ion
INV agreed upon a price and the ian
pos pos sold. The track in question
thn one which is to connect the MAJ
: W., W. Nth the Connecticut river ga
40 and is now nearly comPiete
sIo1 ON the Prescott land being we
D under way Wednesday morning.
n Wales left Tuesday for yves '
n ,raas where he is to bring OF
a King Jollity, an opera revised rna bs eu
what from the one proauceu n;v,
few wears ago. 1t Will De tlo 5 1st
INV 4Irouoh the entire week Of the 1 ~.
: e en ne benefit of the Veteran FIJI =,
: - 70 association Several Oh y
inrnor parts will be taken by oprini
l n,5 +aIant Mr.. Wales will lmmee
I nelu 1,, ro+nrn TO Brattleboro ana &
q, resdiness for his dancing schooi' n,
:. racention will be given at oao CO,
r lows, hall Saturday afternoon nm mn
e o. at 2 clock. All former i1l a,o p'f (
80 90, invited. Mr.. Wales will open e e.
T. az ao,lar term for children on the =
IS f reno saturday at the same hour d
place. H.. -
d T. Perry ran away on Brook SUR aaa
t. G q. breaking down the len
a 4pat borders the upper end OIL -
: tha1 and dashing down the sue
a sub and into the upper pU
: Of Of the Crystal Springs Ice c frnnt
s Mr. Perry left his team II Moves a
+ba house owned by =. " W. con
+ ~ one he started toward the barn son
come out on the piazza u Low
L. q bnnse adjoining and shook a IA
u mouse au This frightened !
. tapse and seeing the animal starr ~ y
: morse a needed in grabbing one re
The horse swung toward the o mas :
er all that Mr. Perry couid ~ s,om ooi
Gent to keep the team I'm ia 1et
& sun sun BEFORE Mr. Perry could iee ~
el o oe tho rein he too went over t!e 10 p'
~ was dragged for consiue Sue :
k dht The horse cleared es l tSe e
f fbe harness at the foot Of -. 'ne Al,
: bankG IS had gone over halfway "a. aer
!, tbe pond. With some oli a seve
~ o o was extricated anu arow
N y, a al riglfted the wagon anu no+
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