The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Rev. f. Q. s Osgood will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at 3 o clock.
Leonard J. Erikson and Miss Sophia
Marine. both of Brattleboro, We're unit,
ed in marriage Nov. 80, at the Unitarian
parsonage bv Rev. f. Q. 5 Osgood.
Joseph Brockington, superintendent
of the fire alarm system. Monday com,
pleted the work of installing a box ~
the corner of South Main street and
Kidder avenue. This box is numbered
Is and is now available for use.
The removal. by a steam derrick,
Sunday. of the iron frame of the burned
Canadian Pacific freight ear from the
bank of the Connecticut river IN the
rear of the Hooker block. takes away
the last evidence of the recent wreck OF
the Owl train.
Nearly 600 persons attended the ste,
reopticon lecture at the Unlyersaallst
church SUNDAY evening on the Indians
Of New Mexico and Arizona. The slldes
were pronounced among the best shown
in connection with lectures on that part
of the country.
Charles Klein 5 latest great play,
The Gamblers. which remained at Max
inc Elliott 3 theater. New York, prac-
tieally all of last season. establishing
the record for long runs among SERIOUS
dramas of the year. will be seen az Tue
auditorium next week Friday evening
The women Of the Baptist church
will have their annual chic ken-ple SUP
nar and sale in Grange hall Wednesday
The sale will open at Q clock ana SUI ~:
per will be served at O'Clock. ne
farce. Sunbonnets, viii be presented az
0 clock by women o. the soel G IN
der the direction of Miss Mary Cox
An alarm from Box, 80 TUESDAY
forenoon called out the, chemical hose
wagon and hook and ladder truck lo H. d
small blaze about the chimney IN Ihe
vest west. end Of the Brattleboro House but
l;t+Ie DAMAGE was done aside fro;,,- WOOD
I-ork and master torn away TO allow tue
s.a,,,an n work. The older members
- 4ba DEPARTMENT as they arrived az
IN scana remarked that it was 'the
.no IA chimney which brings out
fba FIRE apparatus periodically Inc
fire evidently originated from tne ou ~
inc out of the chimney, and when u.S
eovered was charring the base p9alu;
THE chimney stands near t1e nltuaig 80 W
tba dining room and il took out IeN
minutes to tear up tue hoo'
tinguish the blaze.
Tho massage of number OF cars
IF Christmas trees through, BrattIeool99
dailv brings to mind the laW eH Ia.t,ra
al the last session OF the lg II NV
which makes it unlawful 20 sen VI Zen a1
W. )" ~ On evergreen trees, less than seven
oHeL ~ huff unless fee of 70 Genus
M treo Is denosited with the clerk OF tne
80, in which the trees are cut. a az
W., county farmer lntenqs 10 -
Wlnu !La bnsiness of selling Christmas
.naos II will be necessary Tor MIN y; m
trees ~ nlart Of his town who VIII
i1..a hin, a license to engage IN tne
I tssuv for one wear. Violations OF tn9
iuIS. are punishable by fine OF s3uo anu
"a" saIe made in violation OF the iam III
sbsn he deemed an otfense, nan ~ az
fnas shall be paid to the stare treasuffo or
and the other half shah oe
general town purposes
Thomas ]. Heaphy; propr1l;e.or hos az
a. pavilion hotel at Montpelier, nas
Tue the Jewett farm near M J. ~
oIier function. raying s7,43O fqI \ M a.
l3uhIic auction. The sale was nelu ~ for
81 and there were seveIIal p Itor+ed nj
the property Inc DluuLm; saJ The bid
Se'o9V1 oa an nade bv C. C. Taft Of that ely
Oh tbe nronertv was struck on 10 .ne
anu anu INC nan Mr., Heaphy buys the I 5a
hotel ntah h vagetables and other. produce
70 I4 L;n boteI That Mr.. Heaphy, knew
I II n na11a of the place is shown ~ t the
tne IF his hid as compared Win nv
anout 4;oU " Of 81. 500 put upon the proper-
Valt L " Brock. the adm1nlslratIoIi
~ ~ of or,, contains 121 acres OF valuaTThi e
Inc, me i aud GOOD set of buildings. an5
la an Ct mains run to the. farm anu ~
~ nrnnertv has spring WateL "a mn
e sio;r1paS that the barn is worth r;ofor
Since Mr.. Heaphy became prGpi a for
ofn nc Pavilion he had been loohdn his his
u y farm close to the city 10 nnee' N7
needs. - Tho
Tho Young peoples society OF tTe
III fTtberan church held wen,
SWeuiIsnd Entertainment in the cnuISn
a az IteId.y evening. Nov. ~, lot sne
W eaet Of Aupustana college. me lui,
penen. rogram was rendered: ocrlptute
loWlng pr Gustave Johnson; Plano
anu 0iga Johnson and Ceelha Jorn
duet FINAL poem, John Boma9 songs,
sou, monologue, Esther Jonn t;o-
qua qua solo. Olga johnson; deelana ac;ta'
ILL., W,no johnson; song, .auartet; Tecii;a
tio1 Ernest johnson; piano soio' niano
IIJn speech. Carl ot :,;a Johnson;
SUat 0Ipa Johnson eczema Ju n5S,ete
uueg' onartet. Mr.. Strand, glauT Tbe
80 IL College. took for his sup1ect, tbe
u ,ne He referred espeelaIiy ~ come
: SHaS;sh Lutheran pioneers WIZ of
70 fhis country not for tne pu ~ their
senarating from the reng 1Ia Sn;ritual
eopntrv but to promote lI ,nen The
tTeIfare of their fellow eo8nuS nroyed
omr;ginaI poem by John bonlan snecial
yerv entertaining ana ae refresh