The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-15

The New England Auxiliary will
meet this afternoon with Mrs, Fred
Davis, Canal street,
The price of bowling ut the Masonic
club has been reduced from 10 cents
TO five cents q string
The Ladies Enterprise society viii
meet next Wednesday with Mrs. A. n,
Blanchard, 20 Estey street.
Beginning next Sunday high mass
AT 81. Michael s Roman Catholic church
will begin at 1915 instead of 1880 until
! further notice,
The winter timetables on both the
Boston Maine and Central Vermont
railroads will 90 into effect Monday
Oct. .. The schedules viii be issued
Sept 80
The Twin State Gas & Electric
company has run a loop from its trunk
line in West Brattleboro 10 the Bonny,,
vale stock farm, which is TO be lighted
with electricity.
Willard Bellows, -, died al his
home ON the Wilmington road about
two miles from Marlboro village late
Yesterday afternoon. lie was q veteran
of the civil war and unmarried.
The first meeting of the Woman ;
Exchange after the summer vacation
will be held at the rest rooms Sunday
afternoon, Sept. Is, at $3.50 o clock,
The governing board will meet at
o clock.
The Brattleboro high school foot
ball team will play its first game of the
season with Bellows Falls high at Bel.
lows Falls tomorrow afternoon. Next
week Saturday the Vermont academy
team will play on the local field.
The first of the Van Dyke drive
reached Brattleboro Sunday and since
then the logs have been slowly coming
down the river A force of rivermen
came to Brattleboro Tuesday and built
booms around several boat landings.
The Missios circle of the Uniyer
salist church will hold its annual meet
ing in the church parlor Thursday after
noon, Sept. 81, at 3 o clock. The bust,
ness will be election of officers and
reading of the yearly report. A good
attendance is desired.
Fred II. Harris of this town reached
the final round in the Ohio state tennis
tournament at Cleveland yesterday by
defeating $. Wainwright ir.. of Rye, \.
Y, and will meet DR.. Nat Thornton Of
Atlanta, Ga, today. The winner of this
match will have the right to challenge
=. C. Marty of Fort Thomas, Ky, the
present title.holder
The Newlyweds and Their Baby en-
tertained a large audience IN the audl.
forum last evening, and gave general
satisfaction. The piece is a sort of
musical extravaganza full of impossih
situations. quick changes and interpo-
lated specialtiss, but there is much 10
amuse in il and the company that APP
peared here last evening was well able
to make the most Of their opportunities.
Local bird hunters are out in force
today. il being the opening of the sea
son on woodcock and partridge. The
recent rains have made conditions III
the woods excellent, and no doubt eX-
cellent sport will be the lot of those
who are able to get out. Partridges are
said to be more plentiful than usual
his wear, the dry weather of the spring
and early summer being favorable to
the growth of the young birds.
The executive committee of the
Valley Fair association have appointed
w. ]. Pentland. IT., to again have charge
of the decorating of the streets during
fair week. This work was carried ont
bv Mr.. Pentand last year with fine
effect which won praises on all sides. lie
plansg to again introduce the electric
light features and to have the streets
decorated all the way from Wells foun.
tain to the fair ground and to bring out
novel effects on all telephone and cleo
tric light poles. Mr.. Pentland, within
a few days, Will solicit the business sec
ton for finds to be used in this work
The annual meeting of the woman 5
association of the Centre Congregational
church was held in the church parlors |
last evening and the following officers |
elected: President, Mrs. F. A. Wells; |
vice president, Mrs. Fremont Hamilton;
Mrs /. g. Crosier; treasurer,
Mrs. r. c. Averill; chairman committee |
on home missions, Mrs. l.. 5. Adams;
foreign missions, Mrs. G. III. THOMPSON;
assistant chairman, Miss Florence Hem
anwav; home missionary barrels com
nittee. Miss Emma Dutton; parish
work, Mrs H. j. Jordan; assistant chair
man, Miss Hemenway; hospitality. Mrs.
.. O. Abbott; assistant chairman, Mrs.
Frank Howard; parsonage repairs, Mrs.
\. /. Hawley; floral decorations, Mrs.
Charles Akeley.