The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The women of the Unitarian so.
ciety will serve supper in Wells haii
Wednesday evening at $50. An en-
tertainment will follow.
The women of the Baptist church
will hold their annual chieken-pie
simmer with sale of aprons and home
made candy in the social rooms of the
church Wednesday evening, Nov. 10
Supper will be served at o'clock
The Universalist Sunday school
held its rally day exercises Sunday
with about $50 present. The program
included music by the choir, songs
and recitations in which a large num-
her of children took part. One OF the
features of the exercises was song
nv the three Misses Croll. The pastor,
Rev. D. E. Trout, made appropriate
remarks. A rally day souvenir IN the
form of a book mark was given to
each pupil.
The first and second degrees
were conferred Wednesday evening at
the regular meeting of Protective
grange. Thirty-nine were added TO
the membership. On account OF the
weather some of the candidates were
unable to be present and a speeial
meeting will be held Dec. to initiate
these and others whose applications
have been received. The third ana
fourth degrees will be worked Nov
90 followed by the harvest supper 10
which all members are requested 10
contribute literally. The proceeds
from the grange fair amount 10
about $3.50.
David Belasco's most perfect ana
popular play, The Heart OF Maryland
Possesses so much strong human inter,
est. vitality in its realism and Marked
individuality in the nature OF It's char'
acters that there is always, wherever
If has been presented, an almost IRE
| sistihle desire on the part of the pa
irons of the drama to witness its per
Torrance again and again. the fasci-
nation of its love episodes, the daunt-
less courage of the heroine, and the
excitement of its war scenes, culmi'
mating in the belfry of the old ehnrcn
tower with the triumph of Marylanu
Calvert. insure its hearty welcome
here on its return visit which Will take
place on Nov. Is.
James L. Martin, United states
district Judge, has written to COL o. !:
n Mimms of st. Adams, secretary Oh
the Vermont Bar association, that the
tinted States circuit court of appeals
has designated the first week Oh the
February term of that court Tor the
hearing of Vermont cases. ms actloh
is taken by that court as compilance
nth resolution of the Vermont Bar
association at its recent annual meet
inc requesting Judge Martin to en-
deavor to arrange for some specllc
time when cases from Vermont mlght
be assigned for hearing. heretofore
no snecial time has been set ana
counsel have frequently had to make
several trips to New York city oelofe
getting a hearing
The Lion and the Mouse when
Henry B. Harris viii present IN TINS
civ at the auditorium tomorrow even
mo is an American play essentially
and conspicuously such and based upon
tbeme which has not been oefore
exnloited dramatically. 1t deals al
rectlv with subject which at the
present moment is very much in the
puhlic mind-the corruption of poll,
| ties and legislation by the" power o.
combined money making organizations
and the dominance of INSCRIPTIONS
kings of finance. To Charles Klein
who wrote the play and Henry b
Harris who had foresight to apprre
tote the timeliness of it, is due credi,
, for undoubtedly one OF the pes
dramas that has been seen IN Amer
lea in many years. The announce
ment of the production here is eaus
inc much comment. The seat sale II
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