The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-10
TOWNSHEND.
Many win Attend Vagabonds.

Many Will Attend agab0ndS.
Tickets for the opening entertainment
at the new town hall Friday evening,
when the three-act drama, The Eagabonds.
will be presented. are selling like "hot
cakes at c. c. KobinsonS store and the
house bids fair to be entirely sold out
before the doors open. Before o'clock
Monday morning 10 tickets were sold
and at night nearly 500 had been dis
poSed of The hall can be made to seat
about 900 All seats are reserved.
The T. G. Il. society has bought with
funds in its treasury and presented for
use in the town hall supply of dishes
which will be>a good foundation for Il full
supply for the shelves. The dishes include
II dozen dinner plates, 10 dozen soup
plates, u dozen cups and SaucerS. two
dozen milk pitchers, two dozen sugar
bowls These dishes, which We're ordered
by G. G. Robinson from a Springfield,
Mass, firm. have been placed in the con
venient built-in cupboards in the commo-
dious kitchen at the town hall and will be
used at the oyster supper Friday night
A large dish pan and six-quart enameled
ware coffee pot have been presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Allbee for use in the
kitchen.
The wings and back partition for the
stage have been built this week by Will
liam CuShman of BrattlebOro and put in
place and the handSome@ painted curtain
ordered by the building committee arrived
Monday night and viii be hung by Mr.
Cushman., 1t is expected that a new
range will be placed in the kitchen during
the week.
A new piano has been purchased for
use in the main hall by the Community
club and was selected at BARRIERS music
store in Brattleboro by the president, c.
| G. Robinson This will be ready for use
of the orchestra Friday evening.
All are glad to know that little Ruth
| Sparks is gaining each day.
Edward Bailey received news Friday of
the death of his brother in Brookline
Several sugarmakers tapped their trees
last week, getting good run for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fife have moved
into the upper tenement in John CIRCUITS
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams have bought
of c. ii. Evans of Springfield, Mass, the
Evans place, which they have been occupy
ing some time.
Mrs Robert Cushman and friend. Mrs.
| Thompson. of Nonkers. y. u. came Sat
urday to be a guest at the home of her
father, j. III. Ware.
Lincoln Taft has sold his white Shet-
land pony TO Robert GreenwOods SON The
pony is a frisky little animal and has fur
nished much amusement for the people in
the village.
4 union service win be held in the Con-
gregational church Thursday evening of
this week. Rev. X. ii. BOSwOrth will be
in charge. taking the lesson from John 10,
Jesus as a Shepherd.
Miss Catherine Plant, who had been
spending the winter with friends in New
York, returned to her home here last
week. She came by way of Boston and
stopped with friends there.
The winter term of school at the graded
school and seminary win close March II
for two weeks vacation. The play which
has been rehearsed at the seminary for
the benefit of The Messenger will be pre-
scented at the beginning of the spring term.
The ice in West river went out in this
section Monday afternoon. As a result
of the rain and fOgs, water covered the
road below the Wood place south of West
TownShend and the road and meadows
at the Post place. Ice from a previous
partial breakup had jammed in along the
river here. From this point south the
river is clear. the ice doing no damage.