The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-13
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Mr.. Wales's dancing classes wi
not meet this week.
During the next few weeks th
Brattleboro Trust company will put ou
nothing but absolutely new or thol
oughly fumigated currency.
u. A. Hoadley has bought out III
interest of his partner, 4. X. Rice, VIII
| has been engaged with him in the man
agement of Halls restaurant.
Judge +. l.. Waterman was CUES
of honor and one of the spea kers n
the third annual meeting of the Chit
tenden County Bar association in Bur
lington Saturday evening.
According to the official scorer o
the New England league, Tomm,
Guihecn, who played part of the seasoi
with Lynn, had a batting average o.
.2O7 in IL games. getting 10 hits with !;
total of 2S in % times at bat.
Owing to the outbreak of smallpo,
the lecture which was to have beer
given before the Woman s club by Sen
ator w. F. Dillingham; next week, has
been indefinitely postponed. There will
be no more meetings of the club until
| further notice.
Shipments have been begun on an
order of seventy ears of bricks which
have been sold from Smiths Appleton
street brick yards to be used in the
Connecticut River Power company Is
power house at the new Hinsdale dam.
-Keene Sentinel.
The Mullins steel launch owned by
Hayes Bigelow, which has been moored
to the river bank on the New Hamp.
shire side, was hauled out yesterday
morning and will be placed in the new
boathouse on the island for the winter.
1t will be thoroughly overhauled.
The second in the series of Sun
day afternoon services which will be
conducted at the Home for the Aged
on Western avenue during the winter
months was held Sunday afternoon,
Rev. A. NJ. Watts. pastor of the, West
Brattleboro Baptist church, officiating.
Mr.. Watts will be the minister at the
home during the month of November.
Charles F. Mason of Brattleboro.
Vt, has this week sold through the real
estate agency of Walter s. Carson, the
house and lot at IA Haywood street to
Eugene Guilbault. There are three
flats of six rooms each, largely with
hard wood floors in the. house. MI
Guilbault will have the house painted
and all the apartments done over ana
will then rent them. Mr.. Mason, VINO
is a builder. erected the house intending
TO use it himself, five years ago
Gazette, Nov. Z.
Mrs. Rose Heleher of IS Hyde
street, Burlington, has been greatly per
turbed over the disappearance or her
son, Herman Heleher, 80; who, disap-
peared from home several weeks, ago.
There was no trace of his whereabouts
until Oct. 90, when he was seen at
Manchester Depot. Heleher Is "a =
.ather short man and wears DARK
heck suit and a gray SLOUGH hat He ;
g extremely feeble minded and, ire
,nentlv does eccentric things, although
,erfecflv harmless. At last accounts
70 seemed very anxious to enter nos
,;tal telling this to everybody. 10
u ,b he talked. His mother thinks
hat he has already been taken in one.
The Little Pilgrims and the Book
Beloved is the title of a mystery pay
4 he presented by the members OF the
nndav school of st. Michael's Episco-
al church on Christmas Sunday. Inc
,ork was designed for and produced by
he Sunday school in st. Agnes chufcn,
lew York, two years ago. The play. is [
,nnded on the prayer book and IN I
udes 90 parts, all of when portray (
, me- norton of the book. All of those
'ho take part will appear in costumes.
" LARGE cross festooned in lilies, IA
ken banners bearing words descTlp
va If each part, standard bearers, the
.eonent ringing of the chimes, ana G
70 rendition of sacred music makes the 7
ork effective and impressive.
A replica of the Sheridan m q y I
ont il to be constructed by the G. II. r
ra n granite company for DR.. Henry u
HoIton. The original monument a
VIC The crave of Gen. Philip -Sherl- a
m in Arlington cemetery, . heah
" asb;n gton and the monument which Il
to he constructed by the Brattieoor9 a
=, ~ viii vi follow the lines of the original "
IL overv detail. The base will measure
feet inches by feet, = lnches. n
,or This there will be an upper Dase n
ssnring 7 feet, inches by 4 feet, o.
hes. tie top of which is to be decor. Ii
,d with a molding narrowing as ~ "
nroaches the die. The monument men. y
il be rough hewn. and Whe1 coM 81
tied will stand II rect hlSn.
fashioned out Of Dummerston gra On n
and the die alone weighs nearly ~ "
IS in the rough. a. q,
About % of the members OF rios sf W
i lodge No. 2S1 met at the home OF Sc
o o. ]. Bagley, a Forest is stree Mrs az
ursdav evening to give MI. ana Mrs, W
f. ster # Rboades a reception ana a ur
ewell send-off. The young COUPE Al
r+oS for their new home near BRAT of
1oro Monday No day morning. During the co
ming whist was played and re1resn, b
hts served. The bride and groom groom B,
e presented with a, very handsoWWe by
-er oyster ladle by the treasurer, w. W., W
g SAWYER aver Although Mr.. Rhoades Blu
taken completely by surprise; +t me be
,onded very promptly with a little CHI
ecb. thanking the members very he
SIv for their token of remembrance tn
rendering to them all very klnt pa
;tstion to visit him on the farm next an
mer and help him hay; The parry Gel
ie up about midnight, each 5 ,, one
hing the bride and groom good Inek IL
their new home.-Bellows FANS IL,