The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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The band concert set for last niph
was postponed 10 Wednesday night o
next week.
dennis Rebekah lodge. No. 1. vii
initiate seven candidates Tuesda,
evening, Sept. s. Refreshments will b,
served.
Edward Hackett was brought be
fore Judge +. W. Gibson for intoxi
cation Tuesday and fined 50 and cost,
which he paid.
DR.. w. II. Lane and family have
moved from the Il. l.. Hildreth house
AZ 10 Oak street, where they have been
| living this summer, TO DIR. Lane 4
former home at 10 Grove street.
F. ]. Swift, who has done the work
for the Valley Fair premium list for
the past four years, has this week been
photographing the Springfield fair for
the society and the Springfield Repor.
ter.
Regular morning services will be
resumed IN the Congregational church
Sunday. The service will be held in
the chapel this week, and the audi
forum will be reopened the following
Engine 293 backed through a
switch in the rear of the American
building about 400 Monday afternoon.
and traffic was delayed for about an
hour before the wheels could be put
on the iron again.
Frank b. Putnam, formerly first
lieutenant of Company /. has presented
the company with four large framed
,aiaturac chnwA,u tba hauc 30 rnp,nopx.
l ut Chickamauga during the Spanish
war. The pictures have been hung in
the armory.
The postal telegraph Office in the
Brooks House presents an improved
has been provided and is located at the
north end of the office. The walls
have been tinted in an attractive
shade of green.
The women of the Unitarian So
Festival hall Wednesday, Sept. 9.
and fancy articles and on the odds and
ends table pretty specimens of Rus
sian brass work. The doors will be
open at 4 clock and supper will be
served from 6 to s, followed by con-
cert and dancing.
w. Z. Haskell and l.. D. Taylor
have Just returned from trip to
Michigan, where they visited the fac
,ories of the Oldsmobile company and
The Thomas company. Mr.. Haskell
has ordered through Mr.. Taylor a new
Oldsmobile six-cylinder, 1909 model, 20
horse power, and expects to get 1T in
lbout four weeks. He gives his
Thomas flyer in exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Maynard
a number Of friends at
heir Washington street home Wednes.
Law evening. The guests participated
n an impromptu musicale which IN
luded soprano, tenor and bass solos,
male duartets and choruses, and was
thoroughly enjoyed not only by the
erformers but by the listeners. Ice
ream and waters were served.
The Brattleboro chapter, D. A. r., ]
,ill be entertained Tuesday afternoon
I $40 clock at the home of Mrs. ID.
/. Thompson, the hostesses being Mrs. :
/. II. Thompson, Mrs. A. s. Thompson ..
nd Miss Slate. A paper on A Day in !
ahore will be given by Mrs. John
ancroft Devins of New York city.
IRIS. Devins is member of the Brat =
eboro chapter. There will be a /;
Getting of the executive board at . =
clock.
Judge J. Fl. Albin Of Concord, N. t
PASSED through Brattleboro this h
eek with a party of prominent musl, t.
ans of Portsmouth and Nashua, and t
opped only long enough to 60. into u. C
Parber's music store and listen TO Il
q Victrola. He said he enjoyed 1T SO G.
uch last winter while here. that ne B
anted his friends to hear it. Ihey G
nronounced it marvellous and per IL
Of reproduction of the voices OF the "
lists of grand opera. 3
That the heights Of instruction Sc
d entertainment to be attained IN h,
wing pictures are unlimited, Is con I'll
lsively proven by Lyman II. HOVE to
W program to be, seen at the audltoi re
n on Saturday, Sept IL. 1t lHcluaes az
ramble through picturesque Naplts1
drive through Rome, an auIolnoo oH' n,
D through beautiful savoy Irran1Gs III, y
tour through India-Bompay, oa an W
tia. Benares and Dar]eellng' anu an W
military review IN EDnhhon. nv
depicts the dangers OF steep aats nf a ~,
1,s;cal phenomena; the stirring sports La
smstralians: quaint episodes OF ami ne
j and bird life; sulphur Mining ~ M M
ily: a new drill by the keednam VI IN.
ans: Niagara in winter. etc. t th
Pursuant to an agreement petweei, tn,
ST of the Brattleboro mllkmeh' rr az a
,ounced in the Reformer last I'll pa
, The nrice of milk was increased 70 4hi
Z, On cents quart Tuesday. Inc me
En- t.1,on oo claim that this step has been VIII
5 h,'i, necessary by the high cost OF pir
d and by the fact that on ., oSo, - 70 ce1
k car will run from BrattleooIo +h 10 VIII
ton by way of Bellows Faiis p IN en' an
,rests of Alden brothers OF bostoh' mil
+ of the Brattleboro mnkmen ou cuI
their supply from their own T lows cen
l. 'n nthers Inv from farmers. Those pea
ie o pen, not dependent upon farmers for
that they cannot sell m nnh nroft ter
Is quart and realize any et 20 wa
n # while meal is retaining H. M @t dpv on
4 S5 ner hundred pounds. Inc ny "N
' have made it necessary ~ par
,uie eso;n m a considerable extent The
will not be long before cattle the
u n. VIII - he taken from the pas vid
$. and then it will be ne ccuesntit;es, Flo
= grain in still larger qu nnlu Of was
men who buy their supply ond Ger
,ars and are now paying, three pre- a ~ wer
half cents quart, VIII a faors gro
na annre hereafter as the farmers ts dit
IN Lao, ah1e 70 make more money py wer
pe tba;r milk to the milk car. phil
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