The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

| day. Sept $.
a There were 20 tickets sold sunda
. Tor the sunapce Lake excursion.
There will be no band eonee,
and no service on the Common nes
sunday afternoon or hereafter thi
year.
There will be band concert n,
the common next Thursday eyeninp
Inc concert appointed for last weel
was postponed on account of the rain
The board of civil authority vii
, meet m the selectmen 3 rooms to.mor
+ row afternoon at clock 10 max,
additions and alterations TO the check
list.
The women of the Methodist
church will hold special bushes,
meeting with Mrs. A. T.. Atwood
Green street, next Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o o'clock.
IL +. Harris has been painting the
corridor of the town hall and the Sc.
lectmen s rooms during the past week,
thereby much improving the appear.
anee of the quarters.
Chase & Daley have filed with +.
;. Platt, clerk of the United States
district court, a bankruptcy petition
against w. ID. Russell of this town
whose creditors have claims amounting
to about $1,000.
Miss Florence Wellman, supervisor
of the Brattleboro schools. will be in
her Office in the high school building
Saturday and Monday, Sept. 5 and Z
from 8 to IL a. M, and from to 4
p. m, TO give examinations and to reg
lister new pupils.
Protective grange will visit
Cheshire Grange of Keene Thursday
evening, Sept. 3, and exemplify the
third and fourth degrees. A special
train has been engaged which will
start at 5:45 and returning leave
Keene about ~ O. clock; this train will
stop at Vernon and South Vernon.
Il. II. Stellmann & Son are build.
ing four fre.escapes which will be
placed on the town hall as soon as they
are completed. Two of them will lead
from the north and south balconies in
Festival hall while the other two will
give exit from the gallery of the audi
torium. This is an Improvement which
has been needed for long time.
N. W. Niles of Boston. who is well
known in this town and Halifax, will
be one of picked team of three ten
mis- players who will 90 to the Pacific |
coast in a few weeks to represent the |
United States National Lawn Tennis |
association in a series of matches with |
prominent San Francisco players. |
Irving G. Wright of Boston and Wal.
lace +. Johnson of Philadelphia will
be the other members of the team.
Preparations for laying the found
alton for the new grain elevator which
E. Crosby & company are to build have
been going on rapidly this week. A
large steam derrick has been erected
on platform in the rear of the pres
emit warehouse and a concrete mixer
put in place close to the place where
the foundation will be laid. The ex-
cavation for the foundation is practi-
,ally complete and the work of laying
concrete will probably start next week.
The Sonor Mining company has
fled articles of corporation in the sec
'etary of state s office, in Montpelier.
4 has authority to do any kind of MN J,
NC in this state or any other state IN
his country or in the Republic OF !
Mexico. The principal office is at Brat,
leboro. The company has capitai I
took of $4,000 which is divided =
INTO $4,000 shares at $40 share; me ne =
MEMBERS of the company are, w. u. !
linton. William p. Vinton, James b. :
randall. Farley F. Crown and Charles .
L Thompson, of Brattleboro. 9
The funeral of Amos j. Parker, \
Tho died early Wednesday afternoon 2
the Memorial hospital. was held n
'ridav afternoon at 2 clock at the a
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. F, J; Bassett, n
So Main street. Rev. A. H. Webb,
aston of the Methodist church, Of ;,
dated and Mrs. Katherine O'Connor l
ToaGs sang. Burial was in Prospect Y
iii cemetery. Wantastiquet Lodge OF n
ID Fellows attended in body and Il
70 hearers were D. W. Tenney, =. U. a
1bitnev. p. A. Norcross, s. M. Yeaw, .
erman Joy and George Reynolds. a a,
Guy Barber, 20, son of Mr.. and p
re John Fl. Barber of Newfane, was &C
.r %, in that town Wednesday on a m
,mniaint charging him with, assault m
q his mother with a pair of scissors R
a otherwise injuring her. :, me A
,nno man was brought to BrattleboTo W
ID arraigned before Judge, e. w. E
bson of the municipal court yester- M
" afternoon. He was sentenced 10 al
rye IS months in the house OF coIrece M
IN at Rutland but on payment LII % be
e costs the sentence was sd harao Of tn
Il The Young man placed in charge OF
q DrODaUlOH | ho
ICON gave the young, man set ttat m, M
.ture for his actions, telling HIM that n ln'
" repetition of them which. came 70 ~ =,
. attention of the authorities woui9 III FL
ID to his immediate arrest ana n no
1tence. Tr
How is it donee That is what yG4f un
Il hear every night next week II ag
n attend the Bennett Moulton en- in
cement. The people cannot 1T under nnafr wa
nd e7noh how for 10, 90 and 30 cents, tn,
w can see a production that PUT: 10 les
3me e nine out of ten of the the n ndgdd- wa
, ced companies now on the roda, 10
SYi Is the way it is done. They m max, We
week ee stands and save FIVE DAYS pa
lmse fare for 81 people. They save M
DAYS baggage and scenery ha fn Ri
" uI make better hotel rates for thoa a fol
y stand stand and last but not least sney va
n oe their actors and actresses Ir ON raj
'ag Lost b;ob. priced companies LOT liza
, e salary as they much prefer 6ne mo
oh stands and they know tney aie thu
ne to get their salary in hard dm esss ter
u in " laundry bills and PROMISES snt far
s season. the management mas P pbe yes
N every every effort to present 10 sne Nj
lie III an alll-star cast and fine reP ben NJ.