The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01

=. OpSHlHR IOT Idll ana winter m1iIl0e
next Monday and Tuesday.
t. The Clawson Hamilton Commerce
n college has offered scholarship to Il
one who gives the most accurate que
II of the actual attendance during the TO,
y days of the Valley fair.
t John s. NORM of Keene, N. H., a
rested for intoxication last evening W.
G allowed by Judge f. w. Gibson in nun
j clpal court this morning to depart upo
@ payment of costs his fine being su
pended
: A still alarm called out the chen
Q zeal engine for a chimney fire at tn
/, home of Mrs. Mary e. Dalton on Sprin
(. street yesterday morning. Aside from
+ thorough, smoking of the house ther
e was no damage.
Francis Irving Lowe of Jamaic
? and Olive Emma Rawson of Wardsbor
: y were married in the town clerks offic
/ Wednesday morning by Justice william
{ 5. Newton. They were unattended an
will make their future home in Wards
, boro.
.-McEnelly IS orchestra of Milford
Mass, has drawn good attendance a
the dances given in Grange hall thi
week. AS a competitor of Company
the Milford orchestra won out and tn
attendance at the armory dances wa
small.
The Ladies' circle of the Univer
salist society will hold their regula
monthly business meeting in the churcl
parlors Thursday afternoon at the bust
ness meeting at 4 O. clock. Every mem
Der is urged to be present as this is the
annual election of officers. A harvest
supper will be served at 6.15.
During the last few months consid
cradle pilfering and many thefts have
been committed on the crusher grounds
1t is know that it is not altogether the
work of boys but in some instances bus
mess men have been found in posses.
sion of articles taken from there. AS.
phalt. pitch old iron and tools in large
| likely that some legal action will be
| taken in the matter if the ANNOYANCE
| continues.
Court Brattleboro 3118, Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, spent a very
pleasant evening last Monday. Speak
ing. singing and dancing composed the
PROGRAM and refreshments of coffee,
cake and ice cream were served. The
barrel of White Satin -four was won by
H. w. Shaw of 10 Forest street, who
held the lucky ticket, No. 90. Address
Richford. VT, past high chief ranger of
Vermont, as well as by /. c. Davidson,
deputy supreme chief ranger of To
ronto. Can.
The house of A. d. Wyatt on North
Main street was burglarized early last
evening during the absence of Mr. and
Mrs. Wyatt and their hired girl for an
hour. The break occurred between $50
and 730. May Olsen, domestic, left at
$50 for walk with friend and return
ing later discovered that the house had
An Sc h.
house revealed the fact that the burglar
had taken a Swiss gold watch. six gold
spoons, black fob with gold ornamental
ton. two gold spoons marked LII, and
two plain gold spoons. There was no clue
to the thief or thieves but the window
opened at the rear of the house indicated
that a professional craftsman was evil
IDENTIFY responsible for the break.
The woman IS auxiliary of the Y. M
G. A. will hold the first meeting of the
season Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 5, at
the executive board will meet at 3
o clock. Miss Florence E. Clark will
speak on Some Impressions of my Euro
pean Trip. Members and friends of the
auxiliary will be made welcome. The
program for the rest of the season fol-
lows; Nov. 2, Rev. Roy M. Houghton,
Dec. Z, Mrs. Dallas Pollard Of Bellows
Falls, Our Artists Colony; Jan. 4, 1910,
Miss Emma Lundberg, Swedish Gus
,oms; Feb. i, musicale under the direc-
Lion of Miss Izetta Stewart; March l,
Rev. John r. Cow, The Passing of the |
Satirists; April 5, annual meeting.
-Cortez Earl Farnum of Brattleboro
md Miss Marion Jennie Walch of Hud
son, N. H., were married at the bride Is
lome Monday afternoon at $50 by Rev.
!. Bruce Gilman, pastor of the First
Baptist church at Nashua, N. Fl. The
ride wore a gown of white batiste
with lace, and carried shower
ouquet of white roses Mr.. Farnum is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Farnum.
lie attended the public schools of Brat
f Bernardston, Mass. Since that time
e has been employed at several differ
mt places and is at present working for
)r. Henry d. Holton He is a member
f Protective grange and of the New
lngland Order of Protection. Mrs. Far
um was born in Hollis, N. H., moved !
Q Hudson when a young girl, at which
iter attended the high school of !
Tashua. She taught in the public !
chools at Hudson for The past six years, :
nd for the past year and half has !,
lng contralto in the quartet in the '
irst Baptist church in Nashua For !
everal seasons she has been a member l
the Nashua Oratorio society, and has
wen much time to voice culture She
a member of the Baptist church of .
hudson and the Hudson grange. An in >
primal reception was given Monday "
yening at the brides home. Mr.. and y
lrs. Farnum will make their home at
II Main street. Brattleboro.
H. F. Jordan, president of the q
ate board of optometry, has been pes
red by several persons calling them
lives opticians who ask to be ex b
npted from passing an examination as "
quired by the laws of Vermont be- t
re they are permitted to practice j
eir profession in this state As these L
'rsons have not been continuously en- +
lged in the practice of their profes- fo
on in Vermont for the period specified a
the law the board of optometry re- III
ses to exempt them. Some of the W
IS cautious ones have made an at pc
mpt to practice without a permit. At as
rney General Sargent has been asked tn
advise the state board of optometry re
w the board shall proceed against CO
ch offenders but as vet the board has Ju
lied to receive advice in the matter. re
has been suggested to the board that ia
lerever it knows of violation of Is
e law it place the matter before the tn
ate s attorney in that county. While In
lcing the matter before the attorney all
neral President Jordan would like tn
know that the chief prosecuting be
icer of the state acquiesces in such
osecutions before the board attempts fri
make such. Already the board is in Is
;eipt of letters from attorneys repre- "a,
lting that their clients are being I'M a.