The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

John y, ifahaf has bought TIE
valuable Imported English bulldog, Us
bridge Baron, Of Springfield, Mass,,
ianeieT.
The gross receipts of the -, Fat
rick : day entertainment Of the Roman
Cntholieh parish were sa6s.s5 aud the
expenses s67, leaving a balance Of
spOu.55.
The annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Wheel club will take place Tues.
day evening In the club rooms, Re
parts will be heard and officers chosen
for the ensuing year,
During the month 81 April the :
clock Sunday afternoon services NJ
the Home for the Aged ON Western ave
nue. will be conducted by Rev. \. NJ.
Watts of the West Bratileboro Baptist
church.
Rev. Samuel II. Lee, who has re-
signed as pastor of the American In
iernational college in Springfield, Mass,
after II years of service, was pastor Of
the Center Congregational church in
this town for short time IN 1883.
-Thirty.fye members Of Brattleboro
lodge, y. T.. q. T., visited Prospect
lodge in Bellows Falls Saturday night.
There were IL candidates initiated by
the officers and degree team from this
town. 4 banquet was served after the
degree work in Hotel windham.
-"sTommy" tiuiheen has received
orders this week TO join the Lynn,
Mass. baseball club at New Britain,
Conn. April IL. The team will prac.
tee there for three days and then meet
the New Britain Connecticut league
team April Is and Hartford April TO-
A number of agents have been IN
Brattleboro this week consulting the
selectmen in regard 10 new road
scraper. Wednesday the board decided
TO overhaul the one now owned by the
town. 1t is expected that this can be
done mt an expense not exceeding sou
The annual meeting of The Ex'
change was held Friday evening in the
rooms of the Brattleboro Trust com
pany. Officers were elected as follows:
President. DR.. l.. $. Edwards; wee
president, n. C. Ray; secretary, W. II.
Richardson's; treasurer, r. l.. Greene;
auditor. Avery +. Miller; trustees, X.
NJ. Frost, II. S. Merrill, NJ. NJ. Tucker.
The executive committee OF the
Congregational club has announced that
there will be no more meetings OF the
club this spring. Members who nave
paid their dues will be credited inc
amount for the season of l9oS'o9. ne
postponement is made because OF the
Iateness of the season and the difficulty
of arranging meeting that Will not
conflict with other engagements OF the
members.
Bingham chapter, o, f. S, held an
ENJOYABLE social Friday evening IN Ma,
sonic hall. There were 10 tables OF
whist and much friendly rivalry was
exhibited on the part of the players
in striving for the prizes which were
awarded as follows First, Mrs. D. +.
Randall. f. r. Vaughan; second, Mrs
w, II. st. Germaine, George M. Clay;
consolation, Mrs. George NJ. Clay, '. f.
Lawrence. Refreshments were served.
The legal proceedings brought
AGAINST Farley f. Crown by Tuiheld
RAYMOND to secure the amount OF Judg-
ment awarded against Watson s.
French. for whom Mr.. Crown became
surety. were returnable before the mu'
nicipal court Monday. By agreement
If ATTORNEYS the case was put OIL pend
ing the injunction brought to restrain
RAYMOND from collecting his judgment
A hearing on the injunction Will take
place during the next term OF the
Windham county court.
Between so and 60 local Masons
attended a meeting Sunday AFTERNOON
TO consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF renting
the rooms in Market block formerly
occupied by the Christian Scientists 10
use in connection with the present quar-
ters of the Masonic bodies. Inc mat,
for was discussed at length and 1t
seemed to be the general opinion that
Tho rooms were not suitable for the
nnrnose above mentioned although
there was some talk of hiring them for
quarters for a social club whose mem
hersbip should be limited to Masons.
NJ definite action was taken, however,
# is unlikely that anything further VIII
be done.
The Fiske Stock company when
hos nlaved the New England circuit for
the past five years will be the attrac.
tion at the auditorium the week OF
Anril 10, presenting repertoire OF
we'll known plays at popular prices
Tbe company numbers many well
known stock players and also lneiuu ;l1s
a diversified list of unique vauoeviiie
features. Among them are freder,ch
Huxtable, the singing comedian, Plcl
ence Humphries, the dainty little ORES
don doll coincidence; Frank clayton,
musical artist and monologuist; Dot 4.
Jewell, singing and dancing soubrette;
Ko+hervne Gerst Kirk, impersonators,
and Foley and Clark, dancers and aero
hat;c comedians. The bill selected for
the initial performance is mlll5ary
1romo entitled The Dawn OF freedom.
The Chicago Metropolitan Grand
Opera company, of which William
Sebuster is a member, has been playing
to remarkably large houses this season.
The compapy recently closed its engage
mont at the International theatre Out
went at once to the Auditorium where
Il will remain until May l, then gong
to Cleveland. Mr.. Schuster hlmseit mas
been he meeting with great success. In
cr;t;cism of the company's first per-
formance of Robin Hood Cnlcaso pa.
ner said of his work: INF. ochus:ei
was in the matter of humor, tne NAN
stay Of the company. As the SheriH Oh
Nottingham he delivered himseif OF
performance that was as excellent as
+ + was unexpected; for although TIM, rs
~ arti Ma' has accomplished able work as
s siusr in the past, he had not hither-