The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

/ ANAtAfAhN ENNHHh VIII MNAA AfN
! third aud fourth degrees "Wednesday
: evening The women are requested q
} bring cake without further solicitation
st the nrxi resaiar mrriing 81
hraiilphufn lodge, y. y, -, r., ia krr.
Men : hall "Wednesday evening the pro.
gram will be- Ia charge oI Lotus Stafford
~ the program rnmmiliee'
Owing H. ne large Attendance a.
the Noodman's smoke talk and enter
iainmeal TUESDAY evening, The commit p
tee in charge viii give SOME Mad ~ 90
entertainment after each of the regular
meetings during he tpmlpg season,
This nest regular meeting # be
sunshine snciriY will be held Friday
afternoon, Aug. -. a. Eeho rafk an'l
| will be iu the form of a picnic. The
lnni will lpHNr tue landing ~ , n.rlurk s
| Every momhuf is.ugci to attend " l'os
,ihlr.
! There was nifuW Uflpr from q
serious Hntnmnllr nordgul nn The PM
/ nvy road lat evening wlirn lhe ar pw 20
~ vs. tol, i, q. Eslty Rni l.. =. Holden
met a 10" turn nrar tIushy pond, Their"
| t. a difference If opinion ~ Ia the cause
of the artidlrni but the ionneau Of NJ
Holden : ear WAS badly damaged Ne
one was hurt.
inw the marriage nf BruInm Aonfc
Wright and Miss Florence ". Siiegins,
Anp. lG, in Beverly. Mass. They viii
be nj home after Dci. nj Winthrop.
Mrs Wright formerly lived Ia Braiile'
hnfu where She was employed as book.
keeper IN the telephone exchange nnd
for some time she sang IN the Universal
Il, church.
Fred n. Harris of this town reached
The fifth round Of the national icnnis
tournament ut Newport, H. l.. Yesterday
hy defeating A, /. llnmmcii u-3, 90, n'd'
lie went Into the third round tie daN
before by defeating \. g. Thatcher o''
81. 60. having previously won q match
by default Thus far Harris has had
Ia play no cracks. but his progress from
now on j. likely Ia he more difficult.
Though the hotel proposition which
was auiiated by the board of trade last
wear has not vet resulted in the building
of a hostclry the matter has by no means
been lost sight. Of. \ number of local
men have sisnifcd their willingness 70
take stock in the enterprise, While "
is unlikely that any move will be made |
this season the coming winter VIII
doubtless see the project brought NJ
again. +
Leslie Pierce. -. son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edwin \. Pierce of Gullford, ncci
,lentallv shot himself through the night /
knee with revolver "Wednesday after
noon while attending a picnic near the
mouth of Broad brook. DIR. T.: X. Lynch |
was summoned and took him to his
Office where bv the use of the A.Ray nc
located the bullet. The ball passed
through the knce.cap and lodged IN the
Joint. DIR. Lynch took the boy in his
automobile to the Farren hospital IN
Montague. Mass, where the bullet.
portion of shattered bone, powder, and
a piece of cloth were removed. III Is
probable that the boy will always have
a stiff knee.
The First Regiment band Of 80
pieces will leave for Pine Camp, y. "
Sunday morning with Company /. Inc
band will be, rs usual, under the direc'
tion of Chief Musician +. c. Letsinger,
and W. T. Haigh will be the drum ma
ior The following men and instru'
ments will compose the band: IL. w.
Harding. piccolo. W. o. Donoghue, b.
Tourville. John 5. Sanders, Perley
iIuntoon, Noah Regal and Joseph
Broc kinrton. clarinets: Sewall Morse,
A, b. Roundy, Merrill Dodge, Carl
Henkel and X. Bolster, comets; a.
Trendell. c. NJ. Dugan and Alison Dngan'
horns; +. |. Swift, baritone; Il. ;. bass'
i. II. Aiken. r. NJ. Carroll and +. NJ.
trombones; Charles Brock
ington, II. NJ. Wheelock and {, ;; sam.
ueIs. BASES; b. f.. Lcitsinger, taspar
Moran and e. $. Nichols, drums. vii
liam Brockington, cymbals. +. Il.
Flapp, IT., accompanies the musicians as
cook.
The Red Men S league will have q
public picnic Labor day at the home OF
Wallace Harris in West Brattleboro.
There will be dancing throughout the ,
afternoon and evening, and corn f.,
roast will also be given in the evening.
Various races have been arranged, win !
orizes for each and dinner and supper y
will be served. Leitsinger S orchestra ,
$ expected to furnish music. Howard /.
( Yearly have been engaged to trans /
1ort the guests at all hours and the !
committee of arrangements has spared
10 effort to make the occasion success
nj and ENJOYABLE affair. Mr.. Harris ; :
rounds afford an ideal place Tor large
gatherings and the new pavilion which :"
ne built this year provides excellent i
for dancing Judge
!. w Gibson, r. G. Bacon and +. =;
Barber will be among those who Will
i've addresses Everyone is invited to :
participate in the celebration ana help !,
o make it a success. Il
Just ouI OF tbllcSt, NCoISt -h't - l.
most lasting contribution to the stage, y
viii have its froic of comedy and song +
ext week Saturday night in the audito, I
ium. Mr.. AIDE has struck fresh lead k
n his comedies that extends not only +
o story and treatment, but also IN "
ludes types of character. In this work h
,ill be found a number of these per "
onagcs The hero on his graduation N
eoins to carve out his career IN lire ana T.
uickly proves himself rather, ener- p
etic artist in the carving way. start s.
,hich at once enlists attention from the j
entimental side is his falling in love- G
n the ordinary stage work this comes nj
A at a much more subsequent phase OF h,
he proceedings, but Mr.. AIDE likes to 7,
lake new departures, and in this case C
as not neglected his liking. But while
here is usually a sameness about peo-
lie when they get entangled IN the
leshes of affection, the author OF just .
nut of College is not prevented by TINS a
rom bringing out striking traits IN the
Gro S character.
The Snowflake canning factory will be
pen its factory on Vernon street about 10
ug. 20. The company expects to use q
ne crop from about 400 acres and the III
of the company who o.
ave made tour of the territory fur to
ishing the crop report that the quality ha
up to the average. The acreage is
bout the same as last year and the au
,mpany will employ about 100 hands to
lcluding huskers. About 900 tons of ne
,rn will be used in this season s pack be
nd it is expected that the pack will mi
,tal about 100000 cans. Of this num- as
er small percentage, will be succo,, o., OF
lsh. Practically all of the corn used III
,mes within half dozen miles, the mi
ak of it coming by train from Vernon hi'
nd Northfied. A. G. Griffin, the com to
any S local foreman, has been getting sp
le plant in readiness this week to starr sp
,erations. To get somewhat of an So
lea of the product of this factory it an
ay be estimated roughly that if the hi
ms to be filled this year were placed mi
de by side they would reach nearly 80 fol
In,