The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Miss Stewart will resume h,
piano teaching after Oct. /.
Mrs. W. q. Norris's store on Eli,
street is being enlarged and underg
ing extensive repairs
The women of the Methodi,
church will hold rummage sale, Oc
;, IN Emerson Block, Elliot street.
The Snowflake Corn canning IA,
tory factory shut down Saturday an
corn is being shipped to the factory /
Westminster.
The Ladies' Enterprise societ
will meet with Mrs. c. y. Sargent AT
Cherry street, next Wednesday after
noon. al 4 o'clocvk.
There will be a concert on the CON
mon BY the First Regiment band mex
Wednesday evening at : clock. Thi
will be next TO the last concert of tn
season.
Rev. Laurence +. Bower. rector o,
the Church of the Heavenly Rest n
Plainfeld. \. j.. will assist the recto
and preach at the services in st. Mich
aei S Episcopal church on Sunday.
The next meeting of the Brattle
boro Ministerial union will be held in
Bellows Falls, Monday afternoon at !
o clock. The principal speaker will be
Prof. l.. A. Butterfield of this town
The members of the b. V. NJ. So.
dality of st. Michael Roman Catholic
church are requested to meet at the
schoolhouse tomorrow. Saturday, morn.
ing at $40 clock to attend in a body
the funeral of Miss Bessie Perry.
"A. X. Rice sold his restaurant OPP
posite the American building Wednes.
day to. George Z. Reed. who took i'm
mediate possession. Mr.. Reed has been
employed for several years in the
Brattleboro steam laundry. The sale
was made through Horizons agency.
Owners of pews in the Congrega-
tional church will find their hassocks
in the basement of the chapel. Those
owning crickets are requested to leave
them until rubbers are put on them, to
prevent marring the newly finished
floors.
Mrs. C. II. Welcome s toy spaniel.
King William. won first limit, open
and winners at the bench show in
Hartford. Conn, this week in addi
ton to three specials, including two
handsome cups. King William will be
shown at the birmingham and Auburn
dale shows.
The Royal Tyler property at the
corner of Tyler and Terrace streets
was sold Saturday through Horton 8
real estate agency to Ernest ). Hall,
who intends to remodel the house thor
oughly. Mr.. Hall also bought of Mrs.
n. F.; Cabot the building lot between
the Tyler property and that of Frank
L. Hunt.
The photographs and water colors
l. II ., N,te, 'rof ne
libition will include the work of sew. |
,ral local amateurs as well as that of |
we'll. known artists elsewhere. large |
md interesting exhibition is assured.
The public is invited to attend the
exhibition Oct. and s, in the Baptist
hurch vestry.
The Mills & Kenneth company, in
heir big mystery show, will begin
hree engagement in the auditor.
UNI Monday night Mr.. Mills is said
O be one of the foremost demonstra,
ors of hypnotism, and has originated
number of unusual tests. Mr.. Ken
eth is a mind-reader and an adept at
scaping from handouts, stralght]ack-
is and boxes. The remainder OF the
how consists of illustrated songs.
"A diminutive pig escaped from
rate in front of the American Express
flee Yesterday morning and led
lumber of local people a merry chase
efore he was recaptured. He ran
cross the road to the Episcopal church '
Lwn closely pursued by Ralph Pettee
nd julius E. Leach. over into q, Il. c
lapp's yard and then down MAN
rect. He was at length caught py S
tation Agent 0. j. Rowe on Mrs. ". a
:. Hooker's lawn. S
Mr.. Kenneth of the Mills & Ken Y
,th company, will be thrown from the q
,nnecticut river bridge at noon Tues tues Z I
" after being handcuffed, shackled I
ID tied in a big bag He Will try 10 I
cape from all these encumbrances pe,
re he rises to the surface OF tne
alter. This is all in all hazaIuoas W
dertaking, and will no , dompt J. atI K A
usual attention. The Mills y hen- u
III company viii be at the audi p
rim the first three nights OF next D,
eek I
The funeral Of Charles Howard 7
IS held Friday afternoon at clooh " y,
ST. Michael's Episcopal churcn, heu. y
j. Hamilton officiating; Me- a q arthur Il
asor Alfred Thompson and Miss q q,
'leu Martin sang Perfect Peace, NJ
arer Nv God to Thee, and Face m, TO GO g,
ca RuTial was in Morningsidee; me w w
, rers We're W. J. Pentland, Charles "
H. Georoe Vivier of Brattlebor0, OF
/ 'V Carl Swanson of Keene, n, H. In
autiful flowers were sent, from MIS- ~ ~
dan and other Boston FRIENDS. De. ~ ~
es those from friends here, AT1h4l 80
'ss of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. n. = 80 90
tx Mrs. Joseph Kaiser and son 20, VI
h. Il who are summer guests at Lake
ford were among those from out Gle
town to attend the funeral. Nj
Attorney. General C. G. Fits will to- to-
;st State i Attorney Robert A. Law, 20 "a
, oo in tbe four murder cases 10 pe ~
u ~ at the present term. of Rntiand an
-, ~ az court As Mr.. Fits will pc VI; Or
v at Montpelier during, the iegn lsi;ia sni
E. the murder cases VIII iToI be cali. ed
tried this month. They Will ie has Ro
as soon as the grand Jury, which co nns wo
n in session since September D, cIm RE
'es its work. The first case 1ahen To,
will be that of Antonio Vailem,tu I ore orc
Is charged with killing De9uiy br;
riff r. A. Hayden of LUDLOW IN 'uIf we
! III on ave. Attorney Ernest n NJ NJ
of This city has been asslgneu cio e
' annns al for Vallento. for Andreo flo
~ oo' Who is charged with stapplng a anS
cousin. Antonio Fgesc4 10 V Vine" the
It Rutland May 81, f1r Vv rdeT; will
"a. who is charged with muf rue tbe Mr.
arito Sanford in July, ana ioi Ro,
Francis Crociata and ms Drosne - Mo
,ar Crociata, who are alegeu ~ DO,