The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-22

Saturday matinee $50 p. m.

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Ford runabout of Manley Brothers.
building lot on the east side of Spruc
street of Bridget Kaine and Mary
Grady and intends to build there.
Leo Council, knights of Columbu.
is completing arrangements for serie
or socials for the coming season, tn
first of which will be given at a
early date.
II. E. Shipman has signed with tn
II. II. Franklin Manufacturing compan,
as subdealer to handle Franklin an
tomobiles in this town during the sea
son of 1910.
E. w. Condor has recently pur
chased of Mr.. Fuller of Rutland, tn,
moving picture theater, Dreamland, il
Springfield, VT, and left here Sunday
to take possession.
About 80 members of the loca
lodge, N. f. O. p, will attend corr
roast at Martin Cutters on the Dunn
merston hill road this evening. Team.
will leave Red Men s hall at 'cloc k
Fort Dummer colony, Pilgrim
Fathers, will hold public installation
in G. A. R. hall Tuesday evening
Davis of Fitchburg, Mass, will be the
installing officer.
.-Harland H. Howe has let the Job
of cutting, skidding and hauling the
logs on his George Whitney place near
Marlboro to James Stark and broth.
ers. They will deliver them to Cope.
land s saw mill on the Jacksonville
road
The students of the Clawson- Haml-
ton Commercial college have recently
organized a musical club. The officers
of the club are: President. James Per
ry; vice president, Izetta Willis; secre-
tary, Georgia Carver; treasurer, Gay
Curtiss.
-Autoists who have occasion to
make trips over Ames hill will appre-
ciate the work being done on the road
above w. B. Newton s residence The
grade is being materially reduced and
the course of the road will be slightly
changed.
"A movement has been started to
organize a young people s social club,
and 200 invitations have been issued
for young men and women to meet in
the parlors of the Congregational
church at clock Sunday evening to
discuss plans for such an organization.
Herbert G. Shaw of Is Chaplin
street and Miss Ada Ethel harrington
of Livermore Falls, Me-, were married
last night at the brides home. Mr..
Shaw is an employee in Brattleboro of
the New England telephone and tele-
graph company. After a short we'd
ding trip they will make their home
in Brattleboro.
g., muriavellng representatives for
New England trade say that the NOR
tally in Brattleboro this summer is
1owar than in manv Now I'm ann,
munities. They say that during the
past three months their sales indicate
a decided decrease in the death rate
throughout their territory
Judge Hall made an order this
changing the time of hearing
on the injunction prayed for by the
Judge estate against the Connecticut
River company from tomorrow morning
to Nov. 30, and the place of hearing
from Brattleboro to st. Adams. Con-
proceedings scheduled for
an earlier date form the reason for
he change.
At the meeting of the selectmen
asst evening. petition from the New
/ line of poles on Cottage street was
granted. 1t was also decided to erect |
| hand-rail on the hill leading up from
Vernon street and used by employees
# the Brattleboro Cabinet company.
An incandescent light was placed on
Meadow street.
A delegation of embryo athletes
rom the Magnet club, in charge of
Roy Miner, physical director of the
rganization, gave an interesting exhi
'ition at the children s night celebra
ion held in Red Men s hall by the
ocal branch Of Woodmen Tuesday
In 10 ha o4h 1a4,
there was a literary and
MUSICAL program followed by refresh
lentS.
A reception and autumn party will
e given this evening by the Clawson-
hamilton students in the college rooms.
decorations of autumn leaves and bit
arsweet will be used and refreshments
ice cream, cake, fruit-punch, nuts.
ruits, and a marshmallow toast will
e served. Dancing and games will
lrnish the entertainment. The com
ittee in charge of the affair are Miss
ora Howard, Miss Katherine Connarn,
er and Robert Burnham.
The annual meeting of the Brat
eboro Sunday school union was held
the parlors of the Centre Congrega-
onal church last evening. The re-
ort of the treasurer showed that the
MON has closed the year not only
ear of debt, but with a small balance
the treasury. The following officers
ere elected: President, G. L. Dun
I'M; vice president, Rev. E. Q. s.
sgood; secretary, l.. w. Hawley; treas
er, Mrs. C. S. Clark. Plans were
scussed for the work of the coming
ar and a spirit of interest was man
ested that BODIES well for the cam
ion outlined by the workers
The Travelling Salesman. James
,rbes comedy which Henry B. Har- 4
will present here Friday evening,
It. 30. monopolizes the laugh market
r the season inasmuch as it is being
signated by the press and public as
g comedy success of the year. 1t
II be interpreted here by cast in
lding none but artists of the first
nix. The faithfulness with which
r. Forbes, the author. has depicted
rtain incidents in the life of drum
r on the road is sufficiently worthy
commentator to warrant the en-
rsement of the Commercial Travel
= association and the Travellers Pro
tive association. 1t will be seen
re with the same careful attention to
.ail and scenic production as marked III
, New York presentation and the
al management vouchsafes for this
Torrance the treat of the current
son. HI
Judge Alfred A. Hall in Windham
nty chancery court issued an i'm
tant order Tuesday relieving the
/ estate of James F. Hooker, Will
N II. Corser and Charles ID. Whit
er from attachment in the case of
oker. Corser & Mitchell company
inst James F. Hooker, William II.
ser and Charles ID. Whitaker, if a