The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-30
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

The Congregational rummage sale
planned for this week has been post
poned 70 Oct. s, 9 and ~. Further
particulars win be given next week.
Walter Mooney. the plumber. will
move from his High street store to
one of the new stores in the Abbott
block as soon as it is ready for occu-
pancy.
The annual session of the Hoosick
Valley Conference of the Advent
Christian church will be held in Rut-
land Oct. l3 to lG. Among the clergy
men who will take part are Rev II. A
Mitchell and Rev. Henry \. Weeks,
both formerly of Brattleboro.
The list Of Amherst college freshmen
pledged to the various fraternities was
announced Yesterday. Roger A. Brack
EFT is named for Psi Epsilon and Paul
A. Chase and Jacob p. Estey for Chi
Phi. All three were graduates of the
Brattleboro high school last June.
A Mitchell car, with sealed engine
that is to be driven 1900 miles. was in
Brattleboro sunday evening. The car
left Chicago and in three days had run
up mileage of 903 miles. On the side
of the car was a blackboard on which
Votes in the pony contest at the
Princess thcater will be given ont at
the performances today for the last
time, and all votes must be turned in
by tomorrow night, Thursday. The
winner of the pony, cart and harness
win be announced Friday night III the
theater.
The open season on woodcock. in. ac-
rordance with the provisions Of the
federal migratory bird act, begins to-
morrow and many local hunters are
planning to take advantage of it. The
rain of last night and this morning
will greatly improve conditions in the
woods
The final match for the president 5
emp, emblematical of the golf cham
pOnship of the Brattlcboro Country
club, will be played Saturday afternoon
between Onslow Thompson and c. Men
zics Miller. In his last match Thomp-
son won from +. G.. Chace : and ).
Miller defeated +. II. Harris , and /
and in the semi-fnals yesterday won
from T. Il. Britain , and /. Miller had
n medal score of 81 against Harris and
81 against Britain.
The presentation of the comedy PEG
O My Heart in the Auditorium last
evening was seen by IL good sized au-
dience. all of whom were very much
pleased with the entertainment. The
clever little actress, Dorothy Mack
aye, who appeared in the role Of Peg
was, of course, the leading character
but she was surroundcd by well-hal
anced company, all of excellent ability
and the result was Il specially pleasing
attraction, the best offering of the sea
son thus far.
Although there were various other
attractions last evening, the Univer
sulist church was crowded when
Claude Eugene Saunier of Boston CAV,
~ free public recital on the new Estey
memorial pipe organ, chairs being
brought in to accommodate the over
flow audience. Mr.. Saunier is a repre-
sentative of the Estey Organ Co, whom
they send out to give recitals on or
guns which they place. and his abilit,
was abundautlv proved, to the grea
delight of the congregation. His pro
gram embraced Il number of master
pieces. which were executed will
marked skill, bringing out the man,
possibilities of the instrument. Th'
wide range of the selections and th
combinations of stops gave great va
ricty to the entertainment.