The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-18

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U Vermont excursion 20 New York Tue
. day weTe sold nj the LEGAL station,
Tho Woman = Relief corps vi
have a sewing meeting on the afte
noon ~ its next regular meeting
Sept, 20,
The members IL Hfaiilebofo lodg,
y, T.. q. r.. attended the funeral q
Miss Grace tanedy This moTninl
marching In body from the lodg
room To the tniyeIsalist church.
The women at the Baptist ehufc
will held u second hand clothing an
odds and ends sale Friday aud Satur
day. Sept, ~ aud "a, IN the Vaean
store In Reiting block. next Ia bu
gan y music store.
Tho mart II Tony Allen, Paul Oil
more : new Part la his new play, IN,
htys ~ COMPANY II, fits him Ia Y
Mr. Gilmore Is booked Ia appear nj IN,
day, Sept. 20 and 30, Valley Fair days
Paul Gilmore has IN his new play
i The Bows of Company II. The part h,
/ has been waiting for for wears. Mr.
i Gilmore is coming with his new pla,
/ Ia the auditorium on Tuesday aud
| Wednesday. Sept. % and 30, VALLEY
/ Fair dnys,
The name of Henry Il. Harris M.
! iached 10 any dramatic offering carries
with u the positive assurance that ii
IS of the highest order and AZ perfect
a. human skill can make IL. lie has
10 the past sent ~ The Lion and the
Mouse Now he will give MS Strong,
heart. Oct. !.
C. H. Moore. manager Of the Grand
l'utnN Tea kfnVa a II.lns. la
Mass, WIS IN town Wednesday 10
transfer the branch Of the business
here recently conducted by Fred T..
Dyke Ia George :. Perry Possession
was given M once. Mr.. Dyke has not
fully decided upon his future occu.
patton.
The Ladies circle of the Univer.
salist church will hold its annual bust
ness meeting and election of officers in
the church parlor Thursday afternoon,
sept -. M clock. All members
are Ia be present. as business az i'm
poriance will be transacted. All hav.
ing envelopes containing contributions
toward the half mile of pennies are
requested Ia hand them in at this
time.
The Baptist church in this town,
together with the churches of similar
in Rutland. Montpelier. |
Bennington. and Burling. |
ION. has voted to Join in a state evan |
,elistic movement, and il is expected |
hat the churches in st. Adams, Pitts |
ford. Brandon. ST. .Iohnsburv. Ludlow. |
Bellows Falls, Randolph and Poultnev |
Will also participate in the movement. /
Rev. W. +. Braisted. pastor of the |
Barre church. is secretary of the state
in charge of the movement.
The prize lists of the Valley Fair
Kennel club s fifth annual show TO be
leld in connection with the twenty.
bird annual Valley Fair were sent out
ast week, and entries have already be
nm TO arrive in large numbers. The
ate of entry-elosing is Monday. Sept.
!. at midnight. G. III. Welcome has
cen attending the birmingham and
Mass. bench shows this
reek. in the interests of the Valley
air Kennel club. and will doubtless
ring home with him a big shcaf of
ntries for the Brattleboro fixture.
he classification this year is about the
anne as usual and the special prize list
MI as large as ever before. IL is ex
eeted that an entry of Old English
ieepdogs and bulldogs from the ken. {
els of Reginald Vanderbilt will be
ipNh III |
The state federation of Woman S
ubs meets in Brattleboro Oct and
not Oct. 6 and I, as has been re
,rted elsewhere. The meetings begin !
9 clock Wednesday morning ana :
,ntinue THROUGH Thursday. - There
i'll be reception Wednesday even.
'enng Further notice of all these !
ceilings will be given. The arts and
ats exhibit will be held in the Bap. .
ST chapel from 10 a. m. to 9 y. m, on
It'll days. Among many other things
Inhibited will be specimens of books. \
lendars, cards. etc. from three famous \
hitting establishments: The Rovcroft $
lop of East Aurora. n. Y, the Mosher !
int of Portland, Me-. and the shop Z
Alfred Bartlett. Cornhill, Boston. a
] these things will be for sale. al
ough the object of the exhibit is to q
ow what really fine book printing is. I
! members of the Brattleboro club a
e urged to attend the meetings and 81
visit the arts and crafts exhibit. \
The Queen s Surprise, which will a
seen in the auditorium tomorrow af q
noon, is a sparkling operetta bubbling r
er with fun, spectacular features and N
otesque situations. Bright breezy AZ
ilogues and catchy music characterize
? production throughout. The orig (;
II dances give life to the comical NJ
No end of careful train III
: has been given to the children by III
IS. Arthur Brasor and Mrs. Eta al
erwin. The numerous rehearsals L
We produced an artistic rendition of 70
; operetta and have perfected the n y.
,duction so that little if any of the II
Ugh points can be detected The IL
cen will be impersonated by Mabel er
BIB: the Dame. character part. is WI
the hands of Uanna Beard; Fred nc
lson appears as the Huntsman. while al
rothv Hubbard will be seen in the M
e of the Queen 8 maid. Several n
nor parts and carefully selected IN
rus augment the cast The receipts DE
the operetta will 90 toward swelling WI
fund for new pipe, organ to be
tailed in st. Michael's Episcopal mt
rch. pr
Austin F. Boynton, who conducted h he,
hoe store in Brattleboro for many IL
rs. has been particularly interested ~,
the excavations which have been 81;
ne on at the mouth of MILESTONE ~, un
ok for the purpose of getting ma mr.
al to build the concrete foundation :,
Crosby e. company s new grain ele fa,
or. At the time of the big freshet Ia la
Oct. 4. 1869, Mr.. Boynton had a apsI
re in the wooden building which a."
ID on the site of the present Ester w
ok block. This was one of the w.
|dings which was carried away by ~
etstone brook during it's ramnaoe, a ~,
among the things which Mr.. Boyn H. a."
lost was small safe. How far W., W.,
safe was carried by the flood will Iva T"
oably never be known unless it is tLe
oVered among 'he sraVei anu lar
le people have thought that the n nro
lvations might reveal the bones of ply
lph Friedrich, who was carried
v on pile of lumber during the bul
of 80, and whose body was never 1lc nc,