The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


The women of the Methodist church
are holding a rummage sale in the Elmer
son building on Elliot street.
The managers of Island park have
announced that they will hold dances on
I Wednesday evenings only during the re-
mainder of the season.
The Modern Woodmen plan to give
fancy drill and masquerade ball IN
the near future. II is likely that the
event will be held in the Grange hall.
The bowling alleys in the Masonic
4 temple are being scraped and otherwise
! put in condition for the heavy use which
will probably be given them this winter.
The board of bailiffs has replaced
! the old heating apparatus IN the cen
| trail fire station with modern Inter
national steam heating plant of sum
| Gent capacity to heat the entire build
ing thoroughly. The new apparatus was
4 installed last week
| Roger Etz, national secretary and
field AGENT of the Young Peoples Christ.
/ ian union of the Methodist church, Will
make a tour of Vermont beginning next
week. He is scheduled to speak IN Brat
tleboro the evening of Sunday, Nov, IL,
and in Jacksonville the following day.
Some misereant has further injured
the James Fisk monument IN Prospeel
Hill cemetery by breaking off pieces OF
marble. This is probably the work OF
souvenir hunters and corresponds TO the
vandalism committed about the. monu-
wont in mast wears. The last injury 70
fbe monument was probably done wltmn
few weeks.
-onslow Thompson Of this town
plaved halfback for the Norwleh UNI
versity football team in a part OF It's
game with Amherst at Amherst, Mass;
SATURDAY.. Although he had praetlee5ai
With the team but three times ne nla9e
an excellent showing. getting one gam
of % yards that was not aIlow rt on az,
count of holding in the line. thompson
spent Sunday at his home mere oeioie ie-
turning to Mortified.
h;ar Ipdge F. and A. NJ, was held IN
Wasonic temple Tuesday evening az
rb;ch tbe Master Mason degree was con-
farred upon three candidates. Re1resn'
vents were served in the lunengon
rooTn nj the close of the WORK. lne
Hi Hi daoree was also worked upon three
..nad;5atas AT a special communication
SO RrattIeboro lodge Wednesday even.
mo There were refreshments after the
work.
" W. Wright Of Burlington. repre-
,ort;ns Grand Chancellor George u; > ar
SCI If That citv. who has been IN Brat
tlaboro for fortnight or more IN Ine
;ntarests of the Knights Of P,ytnlas: me- NJ
ahout 30 men in the parlors Oh tne
PTooks House Friday evening ana ~ ot
canization was effected. Inc pei' tIa
go charter will be forwarded TO tne
IoI q Iodge within few days and. \. II
gLan ta5 Il i expected the new lodge VIII
IL Installed within few weeks
ROLAND A. Chase, the sens oGa
scbooibov first baseman OF Ga he
Mass. has signed eonIraer " and will
pibo;iodaInhia world s champions ana r WI,
rni 10 eSsapannah in February with connie oInle
9 II i snnad for spring training. Inasg
:Ir yaars old over six feet tan Az anu
1s0 mounds. He led Fran kilh
veins scbooi league in hitting last sea,
count ~ a mark of .537 in 20 games anu
son w. go fonr errors during the season
Tau +be latter part of the summer "
L III, I'd with Fitchburg. Chase appeat ~
Rrattleboro last spring Win me
nranoe high school team Whlcu Rss o+in o
1onaI schoolboys their WORST o''-
of the season.
rho Goose Girl at the auditorium
Io,- afternoon and evening was
s:tIod "a better patronage thah II nh
tl1le suor ~ Rrattleboro theatergoers. ne
eet+andance at the matinee was -, NJ. dance
asee-riru to. and it was a SINAI ,ani.
l tba evening that greeted, t RRfssrrstb :
IN nv Ivramatization of Harold Nlc4 Iod,Ic.
Gus di 81 tbe same title. The lntaou u.,lI
noEei e q red blooded American c lnnhn
tlon ~ afrairs of German grand due on1
INTO tns rrith the intrigue OF EuIope@n
coupled Will aade a drama of romans
d lpiobm9 was presented by Baker o eriti.
WhaeT 1-sv TO give slight reason Ioi the
IN The staging and costumlng % +b bus
clsm we're the best Of the season 'H+7
| far. s-n New
1 Tonn. of pleasant sociaal ,i sngni
nS;eb took place Sept. - N o4fe;r was a
Tniea ~ West Haven. The ana.i linden
Inn ~ If the summer guests AT Li
reunIon Rraftleboro and the conlhITt obn
Lodge " vas Walter R. DOWNS %,ts
in ena william E. Brown ana G re- ne
= 8 Stock. Mr.. Brown I had o nd vocal mu-
prograThh aT 70 were several invited Tbs
sic. l PP De- and HartfIori; ,o the
from as a dinner dance ana Gu nI;-5ants
event W. many fattering CONFINEMENT
festiVlLdl;d linden Lodge; bratt Prs-acti,
We5e +bs people Of this vlllase exnressed
ann al ali of the dinner guess t.ss+g4ning to
eaLl % and intention OF