The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03

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Rev John r. Cow will have charge
OF the services 40 the Home for the
Aged during the month OF November.
Services will be held SUNDAY afternoons
az 3 clock.
"A heavy iuuy OF snow shortly AT.
Ter ] clock Yesterday made il neces.
sarv 20 light stores aud business offices.
The snow fell for about IS minutes and
was followed by fall in temperature.
-Pocahontas council will hold a
dance in Red Men : hall tomorrow even.
ing, The music will be by Dugan and
Leltslnger s orchestra and the commit.
tee OF arrangements have program of
old'fashioned rs well as fancy dances.
The penny arcade operated by the
Island company for several weeks in
the American building was moved Wed.
nesdav 10 the company new quarters
m the Twin State building where il will
be carried on IN connection with the
boXball alleys.
AT the regular meeting of Brattle.
borO camp, Modern Woodmen. Tuesday
evening. two degrees viii be exempliiied
on class Of candidates after which
there will be refreshments and a smoker.
Every member IS requested and expected
10 be present.
The Hallowe EN- dance given By
Poeahontas council in Red Men s hall
Monday evening was an enjoyable af.
fair Ninety-fiye couples took part in
the dancing. An elaborate scheme of dee
grafton was carried out in black and yell
low with moon-like effects.
The Lost Found will be the subject
Of the sermon by Rev. D. +. Trout at
Uniyersalist church Sunday morning al
1890 a. m. The sermon is in keeping
with All Souls Sunday, and recognizes
the fundamental doctrine of the Univer'
salist church that all souls are the
Fathers now and forever.
The houseboat built by DIR. f. 5.
Bowen, II. W. Sargent and Robert Man
lev is complete except for the instaila.
tion of the motor. The craft rides the
water well and the owners are satisfied
that she will prove their expectations.
II is not likely that the motor will be
put in until next spring as the boat Will
be taken out of the river in a few days.
E. V. Morse, who recently bought
the home of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Coolidge at
the corner of South Main and Pine
streets. intends to open store there.
ne VIII 4tmOtltl but vi wv lVtAh7 VI
the South Main street side and con
crete walk will lead to the store en-
trance. He plans 10 enlarge the line
of groceries and other commodities here.
tofore carried. 4 part of the large
barn on the place can be easily remodel
ed and added TO the store should addI-
tional space be required. He will CON
tinue TO serve his customers with team
as he is now doing.
Though the details are not complete
Charles Miner expects to erect moving
picture theater on land adjoining the
old Methodist church property at the
corner of Elliot and Green streets. Pre-
Iiminarv work was begun Wednesday
when a ditch was opened between Mr..
Miners tenement house and the home
of DR.. H. l.. Waterman. Mr.. Miner Will
not operate the theater himself but Will
lease it to a responsible concern with
which he has had negotiations. The
building will be s. feet long by %
wide and will have q seating capacity
Of $50. If il is built this fall the build
ing will probably be one story str1ss
ture. ~
Further development of the OAK
Grove and Belmont avenue sections may
ne pXDFEIEu the EtAIAAh- sym 80
street is TO be laid out from Canal street
Ia Belmont avenue. This street will
omen no some of the choicest lots to be
mad in that part of the town. 1t Is ex-
peeted that a number of houses Will be
erected in the Oak Grove section when
the street railroad taps that territory
from the South Main street side OF the
Mot H. L. Emerson, who announced
last week that he had begun the erection
of four high grade houses on Belmont
ayenue has decided to build for sale
several houses which can be purchased
al a fgure less than $4,000. He owns
several lots on Belmont avenue on when
he win build these houses.
No one looks for connected plot IN
musical comedy nowadays and no one
Is disappointed by finding any OF II IN
The Cat and The Fiddle. And 1t IS
better so. for after one has been con
tinually surprised and utterly bumtooz'
lad for two hours or more by the trleEs'
startling appearances and disappear
anrss that are constantly occurring IN the
aforesaid merry musical extravaganzal'
No one is in anv condition TO try to ,fol'
low any Mot whatever, no matter now
s;m,,le and plain it may be. So It Is
With The Cat and The Fiddle whIch
comes to the auditorium tomorrow under
the direction of Charles A. Selion. Built
for amusement purposes only 1t Is an
admirable success and probably mas pro
voked more spontaneous laughter during
lis life than any of its contemporaries.
In the gale of laughter created by
the spontaneous humor OF a refreshing
mnsinal comedy many tired oraln mas
snrgottan the worries of the busy day;
oanv tired housewife has obtained
tba resnite for which her tired nerves
20 1nstiIv cried. And it is said tnai
tbare Is no doubt in the world but tn 1i
tbe merry musical extravaganza, Inc
Cat and The Fiddle. is sure nun
nanacea for all the ills of the 6raln anu
pervous system. This furiously funny
Combination of laugh-produclng ele,
ments comes to the auditorium ton9 9:a
afternoon and evening under the uiIes,
fion of Charles A. Sellon. IMAM Tno gn
tbereis probably no more suceessIIqi Pr.
dncar Of what the people need and "ah'
in musical comedy.
The local office of the engineering
5anartment of the Boston & Name ran
uoaJ which was opened in the Market
bioat last spring and has been IN ch u r.
If George NJ. Tompson of Wakehelu'
Mass was closed Tuesday ana tne
+m,T has been shipped to Boston
The RI - reason is said to be Teorganl ga
+inn of the engineering, department aII
I rbicb means the abolishment, Of all
h wniGI offices offices 4. c. Cothell. chief en-
o Dineer Of the New York. New Haven 4
Hartford railroad. is to be the neaa Oh
he engineering department OF the en-
t IN system. The convevanclng depart.
ment, which has heretofore neen IA q Pai i
Of The legal department OF tne aoaa, aa a.
n he made part of the =, englneeiS r ue
nartment. Edward y. N9ouMaau nsr.
IN R,at' re closing M the affairs of the
tam 5alnII off; % The opinion prevails among
. .I inter Interested in railroad matters that
~ Ian 10 build the New Hampshire
i iI has been abandoned.