The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-23

The woman q exchange Is maxim
arrangements for course OF cookin
lectures early after New Years.
The women Of the uhiyersalist 80
| env are conducting rnmmage sal
| this week In Emerson block. The sal
opened Yesterday and will close tomor
row. Saturday night.
| "A special eonelaye of Beausean
eommandery, X. r., will be held a
| Masonic hall this evening nj 7,Sl
. clock, The Order Of the Temple vii
be conferred on several candidates.
Irving II. Estey and Miss Mabel T.
liigelow, both OF Keene, n, H., wer,
married at the Congregational parson
nre Monday by Rev. II. II. Miles. Mr.
EsfcN IL a railway mail clerk now run
n,ng between Newport and Springfield
| Mass.
| e, q. Crosby of this town was
| elected chairman of the board of direc
| tons OF the Connecticut Valley Street
Halfway company nj its annual meet,
ing ~ Greenfield Monday. George G.
Averill, also of this town. Is member
OF this board Of directors.
Marshal A. Hudson, president OF
the Baraca Union Of America, gave an
address ON organized Bible classes for
men Tuesday evening in the vestry of
he Baptist church. The meeting was
largely attended, many wishing 10 hear
the tai Tx given by Mr.. Hudson, which
proved very interesting.
OF the musical numbers in II. c..
whitney S big gaiety, A Knight for
DAY, some of the most notable are:
Life is a See-Saw, The Little Girl in
Blue, ! d Lake Another Situation Just
Like That, What Fools We Mortals
/ IlnFpnh e..
Hang Out the Front Door Key aud The
Garden Of Dreams.
a party of % from here went 10
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Il.
Whitney in Guilford Tuesday evening,
and had a husking.bee The latter
part OF the evening was given TO music
aud dancing and an oyster supper was
served. The young people left for
their homes at late hour and were
unanimous in their expressions of graf.
itude TO Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney for
their evening of enjoyment.
Rally Sunday was celebrated nj
The Universalist church, Rev. Delmar
r.. Trout, pastor, Oct. Is, and success
attended the meeting in every way. |
Musical selections were given by an |
orchestra picked from the church con. |
gregation. and Superintendent of the |
"a.
pastor gave short talks to the children.
of whom there were about 40 in at
tendance. \ pleasing program was also
gwen. each Sunday school class having
a small part in the exercises. At the |
close of the services every child was
presented with an appropriate souvenir
of the occasion. The vestrv was dee.
GRATED with flags.
In the Brattleboro municipal court
before Trial Justice Charles A. Bovden
TUESDAY morning, J. ID. Spencer and
H. Z. Collins were each fined So and
costs, amounting TO 5000 on the
charge of breach of the peace on Sun.
DAY morning. The two young men.
poth residing in Brattleboro. had hired
carriage at Brown s livery stable
and on their return had an altercation
with Archie Stockwell, who is EN-.
ployed at the stable. In the melee an
assault was committed by which Stock.
well received rusted lamp. The ar.
rest was made by DEPUTY Sheriff !
Myron p. Davis and Acting Chief Of
Police 5. A. Richmond. Both pleaded ,
guilty to the charges preferred by the
court.
The story of A Knight for a Dav.
b; G. Whitney's big musical paiefv =
which comes to the auditorium Monday
evening. does not concern the period
when coats of mail and steel helmets
we're the fashion. All its people are 9
u to-day. The knight of laughter and |,
'ong who is the central figure of the !,
Tory IS nervy little waiter who :
,.eais the credentials of modern Z
and with them enters bieh 1
ire where he endeavors to bluff it ont L
hat he is real knight. The prodnc. a
ION comes here in its entiretv as nre. Z
months i; ,o Nou year IN Cmcago, six
n o Rostn ~ t NV i9rk and three months >,
y ny sues ones 10 see 1t up to the beginning v
p'o"iDei' - =,
In short vaudeville skit entitled n
ne Assassination of the English d,
language" two well-known West u
.,rattleb3ro young men had an alterca- 81
ION on western avenue at late hour :, =,
londay evening and if either had had ~
~ doubts as to the opinion of the n
tner ABOUT hlmself, that illusion was ~,
romptly dlspelled by the flow of u;
omeWhat voluble language which is. e.
ied IN streams from each of the war =,
ny Iactions. In the opinion of an in -, NJ
rested pystander. who, however, did nv
u MAKE re himself known, every adjec-
w. IN WeDster 8 dictionary and some OF
la1 nave never been registered were b
seq, ana the affair came to a climax to
isn ,ne farce, Words Cannot Ex- til
less MY cplnlon OF YOU" The finest be
iorts or legitimate oratory were in
aced IN the shade and could the n,
'ung woman about whom the trouble o
, CURED nave listened to either. the tn
lances are that she would have Fl,
,s11eu I9r someone not having designs ex
DANIEL webster. Fs