The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

sehool "' pupils Of the higI
Mrs., Scott. who has been several r.sl,
Bun h'r granddaughter, Mrs. Dwirb
eommsnis ,' ~. M home last Friday, ae
Mr.. Frank DIVA and san and daugh
1T Nsnei hor sister Miss Minnie Mar
u.h, when she was taking a carriage driv,
10 ioNnshend, VI, this week,
Scoes 81 citizens visited the Vernon
lam las' sunday aud heanl the hand oI
u pieces from Boston, as il was The oc
Nsl"h OF some Italian celebration,
ihe Noiihield baseball team added an,
o,heT victory 10 an alnady long llsi
Mneh lsN Tuesday they played against the
l'ih~ialr' " H., team, the score standing
SOM, OF the members Of the Nouh6eld
baseball team and their friends had a
dah," Tuesday evening, There was a
Es"a ali'haanec several couples coming
The Congregational sunday school was
% lirhi Ncsl.niav on the grounds al
~" lolei Noithheld, \ clam bake, corn
at the dinner hour,
The farmers are picking their sweet
corn ahd sending it 10 the Bmtilchnrn
canning factory from this station. The
tobacco crop i being harvested and n
good crop Is reported
ar and Mrs. james G.. Fisher. now Of
| Mendo, :, d.. recently received tbe n.ws
of the arrival OF their Rrt rreat grand.
daughter born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Pttnam q Worcester Mass.
POeior's block is fast nearing connie.
a nj al -
business center Of the town. Work has
begun ON the concrete walk which is 10
10 laid IN front OF the building.
The entertainment aud suppcr for The
benefit Of the Mortified brass band this
evening promises 10 be very good. The
supper will be furnished by the towns
people, as will also the entertainment.
The summer visitors will assist.
Homer Alexander, while working in
Proctor's block, last week. fell and broke
one rib and injured another. Although
the injuries are not serious they are more
or less painful, and he has relinquished
his job and mason has been employed
from out OF town.
A very ENJOYABLE musicale was given in
the Hotel Mortified for the entertain.
ment Of the guests and a few invited |
guests last Saturday evening Mr.. and |
u w
\. G.. Moody, Miss Brandt and Miss
Parmelee were the entertainers.
The Fortnightly club is much pleased
with the results OF the Salmagundi party
as over $50 was netted. This finishes
paying for the piano. and leaves n hand.
some balance in the treasury. The piano
was purchased few months ago by the
musical committee OF the club. II is of
Chickering make, a square with very
plain case, but has an unusually fine tone
and action. II is placed in Dickinson
Hall and is for the general use
Of the public for all entertainments in
the hall.
An arrival from European trip few
lays ago left a bundle of souvenirs in the
waiting room OF the Mortified station.
As soon as she discovered her loss Mr..
Ellison was notified but he knew nothing
If the bundle. so the matter was left to
Constable Doane An interview with
, certain party brought to light the fact
hat the bundle had been found. and as
he contents were OF an unusual nature, {
hey were not considered of value, and
he articles were passed around. But
llr. Doane looked at the matter in diff.
erent light and the articles were hunted
Up and restored to the owner, while the
elbow who did the distributing cheerfully '
,aid the bill. and will, it is hoped, in
uture let unknown bundles alone. !
The managers OF the boys brigade have
ompleted their plans for the Baltimore :
rip and they are to leave here Tuesday,
september ], in a special car for Boston, !.
nd will spend the afternoon seeing the
ity in automobiles. Tuesday afternoon, at
D. M, they will sail for Philadelphia by {
he Merchants and Miners line, reaching d
hat city Wednesday, and thursday they
o by rail to Baltimore, to be in attend n
ance at the national convention from J
eptember to Z. They start for home
ionday Sept. T. coming via Washington
nd they eypect to reach home Sept. 8. 4
large number of the brigade are plan.
ing to go, also a number of interested
lends, including Supt. and Mrs. Z. +. 7
Toward. y
A concert was given in Stone
all last Monday evening for the benefit \
{ the boys brigade. A very pleasing "
rogram was presented by Miss Ethel
Thalen. soprano, Mrs. Arthur j. Phillips, II
,ader: Miss Sophie Brandt, contralto, Il
,e Misses Billings, violinists. Arthur. j
hillps baritone and Miss Alice Parmelee, s.
,companist. The Misses Billings were fl
card in classical music for violins, and
ter Miss Fay Billings gave violin solo, V
,e Spanish Dance, by Rehfield. Mrs: So
hillips gave four selections, all of Al
hich were much enjoyed Mr.. Phillips
lections were well suited to his voice, ;.
ID received, as well as did Miss Whalen, az az
'thusiastic applause. A pleasing sum "
as added to the fund for the Baltimore IN