The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

the tafdihalss lenal baerhall
l.am, viii PLAY iwa games With fe~a'
sAsnd ~ that iosn MandaS,
Tho Rssl Meas league aill eeie'
htaie i.ahat hAN eN giving = pahiic
i.leais ~ W A, Harris. - Ne, lssai'
ilebaIa,
Asa Wilkes. driven by Walter Cox,
Mnn the EOS pace ~ keadNlils. Mass,
"Wednesday, his Iim9 for The tao hraIs
being s.19 81 and s,os ID
n, &, Crosby. proprietor Of tho
freaks House, has Improved the high,
NAY In the rear Of crosby block and
the hreeks house hy T~saEfaeias u this
week with gravel.
AT a speclal meeting of the En-
worth league Wednesday evening Mlss
lalia Mickey Was appointed fourth Vice
president 10 take the place Of Miss
Corona He'll. who has recently resigned
Rev. Cyrus l.. osbene II the Boston
Seaman : Friend society occupied The
pulpit Of the Centre church SUNDAY
morning, lie explained the work hat
IL being carried on hy this society
which WAS established many wears ago,
The women Of the Baptist. church
held n food sale In the chapel sainf
lay afternoon. This MAS the ninth
sale IN the series which started early
Ia the summer. The treasury Of the
women : soeiety has been materially
strengthened BY tie proceeds Of these
sales,
-Theaier,poers will be- delighted TO
know that the greatest of New YORK
successes, Paid In Full, will be the at
traction a. the auditorium "Wednesday
evening when II will be- presented with
Al. Ia
lavish scenic environment which has
made IL the most popular production
now on tour.
Attention Is called 10 the low
scale Of prices that prevail for the
engagement Of Paid in Full Wednes'
day evening. While this u strictly
high grade attraction the high price
has been eliminated. Floor seats VIII
sell for Is cents and one dollar, the en-
| tire balcony for 80 cents and the eal'
lery for - and u cents.
Examination for makeup work
the past summer will he held IN The
| high school room tomorrow morning ~
. o clock. Principal T.. II. smith wil
be present during the afternoon IRON
. until : clock aud from y until !.
o clock Monday morning for eonsnita
ton with parents and pupils. Schools
will open Tuesday morning.
Paid in Full, hy Eugene Walter
THE greatest of all American plays, vii
be seen at the auditorium "Wednesday
evening. IL Is safe TO say that Nc
play ever produced In this country OF
abroad has the brilliant record OF ran
in Full. i, is singularly htellke am
of engrossing interest, and those wh'
have already seen II are It's most en-
3
moi will surely welcome tins opPo'
tunity.
The Young women Is association Q
tho Centre Congregational church vii
hold a meeting in the chapei mex
; Tuesday evening at 7.30 o clock. Mis-
Olive Gibson, teacher in the HON
Mission school at Albuquerque, New
Mexico. will speak. The Capernaui
circle of West Brattleboro has bee!
! invited TO be present. cordial nv
, tation is extended to all to hear MIS-
! Gibson. who is an interesting speaker
! and 10 meet her socially after the 40
[ dress.
i. The funeral of Roy l.. Cook, WI
5 died last Friday. was held Sunda
$ afternoon nj . o clock at his home
Church place. Rev. +. A.. Wells: pa'
tor of the Methodist church, oiheiate
. and A. $. Thompson sang, Nearer VI
. God TO Thee Burial was IN frospee
Hill cemetery, A large o,, deleea. av
y represented the odd rc,IoMs gu
G soudurted by the Odd Fellows an
G tba hearers were members of the lodg'
: CIV Bracket of Greenfield was presen
6 at the funeral.
The annual Baptist picnic will b
held Labor Day at Echo park II wea,i
+ or permits. Mr.. Bigelow s boats nav
! been engaged. and VIII carry W ri
: from the grounds without charge ~
= 6rst hoat for passengers will leave .
!. q a, m. with succeeding trips propaDi
e every half hour through the forenoon
Il Every one is to carry lunch, ana cul
!, ,lata and spoon. All sorts. of game
!. ara on the program, and big atteh'
a a anca IL Is expected. 1t is hoped that pi
:. ,ants will accompany their children an
anioy the dav. Teams can drive VeI
/ near the park by turning IN near N
e Rice farm.
I Crosby & Parker have a 1or ,
/, 90 men at work near the SnoWnat
II Cannino company's factory se,tii
IS th;nns IN readiness TO lay the ne
e Inc lnla Of sewer pipe which the ballii
Q have decided to add to the SON ~,
d Main street sewer equipment, -
o n m% nine viii run nearly, parallel VII
n the old line which has hgured eH NE
. sively in several of the carrier e eno
ters of the sewer story; "a. peu
tide" the wreck or the e"i from Il
). r ,air track. 1t resembles the u
I. rat Of a battleship and tourists spec
=. i lot mon what use the structure Is p'
r :, iate u WRhan " tn The latest plan of the e
~ ~ ;,ors and bailiffs is put into ope,I,
- T. Sineo;i - viii mean the depositing OF u
,a s .lon of the South Main street az
y, ~ s nolr Grove section in the Conne.c,'
a o omt river by the shortest posslp
Y. route. +,
in Mrs. Agnes Amelia ,v-eett' 4
N Nv. a. Charles Frederick Veet, Oh
MioI" clock Wednesday morning
,e al She was born in &c
in p p,nnu lime "a. 1886, and came to u n
d. i nnnntry when a young. girl o Sne y y
b, i;uad in Brattleboro since. lorp: =
e. was married to Mr.. Veet IN Iioif p,'
es Mass. July 16, 1859, he d1ea rs III ' We
re tleboro Sept. %, l9oS; ME- Er;c la
in leaves two daughters, , MIS- r ha, ="
I'd dry of Brattleboro, MIS- and /,
a. a. Haum Charles 81 hso' x. Veet of Meride
\. sons sons o and Fred A. Veet of Sgri!n1
in 6 6e1d Mass lass 4 brother, Robert self
OF hos sarv Wees will be held at the h{oll
IS n nfrj her daughter, Mrs Lanar srno,
Brook street, at ESQ thas1 - tSe Be-
es thisttchurch Of which Mrs pr aee' VIII MI'
= member me-, will officiate. Burl II " "f NJ
in Prospect Hill s ee%ef her. brother
n Fcoo n++ond the funeral.
s. IS Plans for the new station alton I?i po1e
an which have been under dis discussion Vermo
he the S officials of the Central ;ttee eo
b, railroad and ao the doeal With ffh the
be practlcanf Instruction to be used. I