The Windham County reformer., January 17, 1896, Image 1

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1.50 A YEAR. IS.00 IP NOT PAID IJi ADVANCE.
"Let all the ends thou aimcst at be thy Country's, thy God's and Truth's.
FIVB CENTS PEIl COPY.
VOLUME XX.
BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1896.
NUMBER 25.
TO REM.
a lii..,rtionn,n.... ... . : -
18ertlon' "ni1 0,10 "' word In each
January 17.
JJOOSM TO BKSv'-iuJru street.'
illf
T" nKNT. Toncmcuts. Miss
X Putnam, 24 Prospect Si.
M. .1.
J0 RENT. Furnished room at 30 Onk St.
rPO RENT,
a. Kent.'
I chemr.
Uoou cardboard slims. "T
can bo obtained at UEroBMKii Office,
-it
THE PROFESSIONS.
H. M. MARTIN, Veterinary Surgeon,
and Dentlat OTn.in.tn i I... ., -I,. ,'
nnry college Office, White's stable. 20r2fi
ETWEEN SEASON'S
PRICES.
Means money saved if you need
the goods. This is particularly
true in regard to Jackets, Capes.
. . ni. f in
lOresses, separate nutria, oiuuse
WaM, 'lk Waists, Wrappers,
I -a "WW? A '
IBoflf, tnaerweur, rrmrer sjreaa
Moods, Shawls and fancy Silks
Tomorrow I shall be ready to
. . . , , i XX ACKLEY MOH AN. Kurnlshlnir Under.
IjAoic the following untcivs wnicn a.a. inkers, No. So. Main St. Telephone call,
I bought this week in Xeiv York.
an. a. ... KATHHunii, veterinary
freon. f&lc.uiu linivcr.itiM nflia m unt
St., slid at White's Livery Stable. Telephone:
55-4 and 37-2. n.vi
FREMONT HAMILTON, M. n.-Offlee
Anil Resilience. 'n. 51 Knrrh Main iim.n.
Hours until 8 a. m.; 1 to 2 JO and earlv cvcnlnir
Sundays, 1 to 3 p. in. B.yl
Whitney
S-yl
to 7.30:
Di, C. S. CLARK, Dentist,
Itlnck. Ttrnftlnlinr..
r,0 new Spring styles in Tail de
I.Vorrf. lOca yard.
i Case staple Ginghams. 5c a
ijartl.
1 Case yard wide Bleached Cot-
ton. 5c a yarn.
1 Vale yard wide Brown Cot
I ton, Sea yard.
4 new lot narrow Jet Trim
mings.
.Veil- Hosiery.
Sci-en new designs in fancy flg
. .. I,, ... ..........
iirra line graae utiice hi ureas
(JOOll.L
.'ew patterns in figured Art
Demims.
Job purchase of lot of wide, all
silk, plain and figured, all ovei'
ailk net for dresses and combina
tions. One lot worth 1.25 for 74c
a nard. One lot worth 2.00 to
-
2,25 for 1.00 a yard.
Job in Sight Gowns, 80c.
Job in women's White Skirts,
100 and 1.15.
To close up present stock ofsev'
eral hundred calico and percale
wrappers,
95c ones go for 50c.
75c, 1.00 andl.05 and over for
75c.
1.25 ones for 1.00.
1.50 ones for 1.20.
1.99 ones for 1.48.
For the balance of this month
all our 19c books for 15c each
50c books for 3.9c each.
Lot 24 inch black Coney Fur
Capes and silk lined Plush Capes
icttich were 5.00 to 7.75. to be
closed at :t,75 each.
it -50 Electric Seal Cape 25.00,
Winch,
15,00 Electric Seal Cape 10.00.
30 inches.
32.50. SO inch Astrachan Cape
10.00.
730, 8.00, 8.50 Jackets tor
5.00.
".00 Jackets for 3.75.
10.00 and 12.50 Jackets for
750.
15.00 and 16.50 Jackets for
10.00.
Lot Cloth and Plush Capes at
equally low prices.
$1.50 Eider-down Dressing
Socque 1.00.
100 Plaid Waists 89c.
1.50 Plaid Waists 1.19.
Odd lengths, short ends, mtub-
Banjo
Cox.
and Guitar
Cox. s Green st
Instruction.
Miss
23tf
DUS. KRTCHL'M &. GRAY. Office, Crosby
block. Xiirtit calls nt ltv,M.k w..i.a. u.-,..
tlcboro, Vt. ' i-vi
CJEO. It. GORIIAM, M. D. Whitney
Itlock. Main Street. TtrniM,.m p..,.,,..
limited to tlie deseascs nf the FW. Knr Thni
and Nose. Office hours. 9 -30-12 : i t. m.-4. Tues!
days and Fridays only, lleuialnder of week at
Bellows Falls. istf
DRS. WEBSTER PRATT, 41 Elliot
Street. Krnttlehnrn. nm- hmi i i;
to 2, and 0 to 7:30 p. ni. '
ES. HOWES, M. D., Ilomreopatliic Plivsl.
clan and Survenn. ilfllee nn.l i?,ai.ia,;,.
Leonard's Ulock. Brnttleboro. V"t. oiiicn hnnr.1
until 8 a. m., 12 till 3 and (i till 8 p. in. Hit r
Q.F, BARBER, Dentist, Pratt's Block.
Ivory
oap
Pure
Chapping is caused by the removal of oil which is necessary
to keep the skin supple. Those who suffer from this cause
should use only a mild pure soap like Ivory.
Tk PsOCTH It GAMtll Co, ClN'Tb
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head two cents a
word first Insertion, and one cent a word In each
subsequent Issue.
170R SALE A lirst-elass Kabbltt Hound,
Southern Bred Lady Chine. Also one Black
Tan Fun, 10 months old. .1. J. Palmer, Bel-
t'alis, Vt.
lows :
25tf
TH)U SALE A Mahogany Standing Desk, six
-a. fectlouc. Inquire ot K. L. Pahker, at his
Job Shop, on Elliot St. 24w2
T.X)K SALE, conipicto apparatus lor the niau
m. nftirtiirH of cheese, in llrt-clas condition,
The tirafton Cheese Co., Grafton, Vt. 24w3"
bar-
TMK S4I.K Ttrn-scited lelirhs at
X iraln. Itcn.ilrlnz uromutlv attended to.
4 tl t . 1). Williams.
T7OU SALE. Desirable lots lu (. hrist's Church
av cemetery at East liuilford. Address, J. E.
Uai.e, Uiillfurd, Vt. yl
ITOR SALE.
and Co
Coffee.
lloiue-mado Food, choice Teas
Hees. Also Lunch, with JIotTcaor
MRS. .Iacobs. 31 Elliot St. lotf
tf
TR. F. A,
J 118 Elliot St,
WOODRrRY, Dentist. Office,
Krattleboro, Vt. 12wly
HD. IIOLTON, St. D. Physician and
Surceon. Brattlcboro. Vt. Office and real.
dencc, corner Main and Walnut Streets. Home
from 1 to 2 and from ti to 7 o'clock p. m.
U WATERMAN, MARTIN & ItITT, Attor
neys at Law, Bank Block, Bi attlekoro, Vt.
DR. A. KNAPP, Dentist, Hooker Block,
Qip. Brooks House, Brattleboro, Vt.
MILLER. M. D..rhyslrla and Sur.
eeon. Hooker Block. Bratticboro. Vt. Office
hours before (t, 1 to 2. C :8u to 8.
F. G. PF.TTEE. Dentist. Croshr
Bloek. Over Holdcn's drug store. w4tf
PP. WHITE, M. D., Physician and
Surireon. Wllllamsvllle. Vt. Office hours.
to 7 a.m., 11 to 1
pnonc connection
p. m., and G to 7 p. m
Tele.
4tf
JAMES CONLAND, M. D., Physician and
Surgeon, Brattleboro, Vt. Office in Crosby
Block, opposite Telephone Exchange. No 13
Walnut St. Office hours from 8 to ua. m., 1:30
to 3 p. m
FOR SALE.
A Hall-Marvin safe. A Beauty and Om: tliut
took a prize at the Chicago Exposition. Dlinen"
slons 2 1-2x3 feet. Has the Latest Combinations
Going at n Bargaiu.
E. A. TYLER, Brooks House.
Brattleboro, Vt. 2iwi
TRADES.
WANTED.
Advertisements under tills head two cents a
word first Insertlou, and one cent a word In each
subsequent issue.
WANTED Boy as metsenger, at Postal
Tkleohapii Oifick. 20wl
ANTED. Two girls at W'hetitoue Hosiery
Mill. '-
WANTED A comfortable, Christian home
for a well-bred American boy, 11 years of
age, where he can learu to work for his board,
aud attend school. Apply at once, tit the Itc
lormcr office. fiwl
VVOING MAN desires position as a conk
In hotel, restauraut or logging camp. Par
ties deslrinsr him will do w.'ll to address C.
Keith. Albany Center, Vt.
25wl
11TANTED Work liy the day or week.
00 Elliot St. 24W2-
No.
7 ANTED Bv good, competent colored
' srlrl. ulacc at general housework. Apply
at 22 Flat St.
WANTED. A Delivery Clerk. References
aud persona! halilts mtlt be A No. 1.
Catholic married man preferred. Wm. J. asi
K. A. Sli'.EitAS, Unx'crJ, Easthamplon, Mass.
l'.itf
Who can think
nt some simple
thing to patent I'rotci'l tour Ideas. They may
nnng vou weaiin. nnm uw,,.-, . r.i'ir.i,
BL'liS'A CD.. Patent Attorneys, Washington,
D. C, for their $1,I4M) prize ocr. 8-yl
WANTED AN IDEA.
MERCANTILE.
II ALL, Carpenter and !
23 Clark street.
II.
er in slate.
Deai
2.-.tf
DWAITE, Carriage Painting. Prices
according to Uio limes. Shop, 1). Abbott
Building, Canal St.
. .. "TiT. . . TJARHOWSit'O., wholesale nml retn
T A. MORSE. House and Sign Paint- i d , , coall( of kiBlU. O!!ir0 No- .
lng, I ard aud Soft W ooii r lnlbtng, I aiier Ma,n Slu,eti Hrattleljoni. 12y.'
tnsi fKi.t.4 K. INGRAM. AL-ent for
iA Miidame Wllliainson's celebrated Combi
nation Health Corsets, and Satlnola Cushion
Sole Shoes. (;4 Elliot St., Brattleboro, Vt Aiti
4X A. CO.. stoves and Tinware.
In St., opp. American House.
wholesale nml retail
S.1
V. t
A. 3Ialli
II.inirlnL-anil Dworating. First-chics work guar
anteed. Shop, Harmony Block. 35tf
fOHN GALVIN, Stoves and Tinware.
Main Street, Exchange mock.
, sTILAPP &
V Fancy Goods.
TONES, Books, Stationery,
Picttiresand r raining. Liyi
fOHN Dl'NLEVY.Cnatora Tailor, Hook
cr Blork. up one night. Cleansing,
lng and Pressing done at short notice.
Hcpair.
14vly
INSURANCE.
i W.CHILDS t CO
and Kcal Estate Agents,
urattleboro.
Genoral Insurance
10 Crosby block,
4t t f tier month and expenses paid good
men for taking orders. Steady work.
Apply rrotective nurseries, uencva, l . a
FIE
BUILDING LOT
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE.
A nice laree Buildine Lot, large
enough for two good bouses, adjoining
the U. a. Kirwan place on So. Alain
St. Only a few rods from the terminus
of the Trolley Koml.
Coins at a Bargain, and to be
Sold Immediate!).
i3tf Boat Estate Agency,
FOB. SAUE.
A small Farm of 23 acres of good land, plenty
of fruit, good buildings, all in good repair.
Ituinng water to noue ami oaro. iso my
trater.nower and nropertv in the cast village of
Gulllonl, consisting OI new unm, grisi nun, cur
rlatfO shop, blacksmith shop and tenement, all
new and In Orat-elass running order. For par
ticulars enquire of It. niLur.u,
4J1 uuuiuiu, ,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
BOYDEN'S BLOCK,
Elliot St.. - - Brattleboro. Vt.
Last Twice as Long
Collars Laundrled at the Brattle
boro Steam Laundry.
w h.,n inc. nt in n rnHflr.Shaoing Machine,
one of the latest improvements in the business.
It will leave vour Collars, either turn or wing,
so that thev won't scratrb. If the edges have
been broken, it will smooth them down, and a
Collai laundrled in this way will last twice as
long as In the old way.
Lace curtains i.auiiunc, i, v
Pillow Shams, 75 cts. a pair.
Family Washings, 35 cts. a dozen.
O. j3l. HTJBTTIjJUJ:
Brattleboro 8team Laundry.
ion
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHILDREN
Special barmlns in chihlrcn'P tnife, fork nml
what we ask for them. Our price 17c. They' I
not last long. Come soon or you will miss them.
2e sre sel lng a ten ri'iimruuismu.
t.. ,Zz;. .. the sclioid children, our
rhlna" oat meal and sauce dlshe.lbat we sold
V n1? h..,- n,rted down toPc. ither
tl, soiled, shopworn, and
niBKe rwiu "
E. WILL ARD, Slate Roofer and
Dealer In Kooilug Slate. M S. Main St.,
Brattleboro. Vt. SOwlv
F.
C. L. HOWE & SON,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
MAIN STREET,
Brattleboro Vermont.
Magnetic Healer.
The Celebrated Magnetic Healer, Mrp. W.S.
ltusnell. Is now in Bratilclioro, and can be con.
suited nt her office, 21 Canal St. Mrs. Kussull U
noted from Maine to California for her wonder
ful cures of all Crude diseases. Paralysis
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Salt Blieuiu, Catarrh,
Dropsv.a d Female Weaknesses. Cancers cur
ed without the use of the knife, and all other
Scrofula liumors; also Fibroid Tumor. 24w4
VERMONT SAVINGS BANK,
BRATTLEBOKO. VT.
12500
WILL BUV THE
G. 6. KIRWAN HOUSE
Ou South Main street. Good liarn,
nearly new. Prospect Hill Aqueduct
water. Good vineyard in the rear.
Room enough for three sizable Build
in; Lots, besides that on which the
houso and barn stands. Ail within a
few roils of the terminus of the Trolley
Koad. If taken immediately, ?2-"KiO
will buy.
I3:f Real Estate Agnt. !
49th Annual Statement,
Close of Business, Doc. 31, 195.
I.1ABII.IT1K-.
Dejioslts.
Hcserve Fuud,
Other Surplus,
Interest.
ltESOL'm Es.
Couiuvand Cltv Bonds (par
Loans on Mortgage, Real Estate.
Loans with Personal Security,
Loans with Mortgage Collateral,
Loans with Bank Books Collateral.
Loaus with Bank Stock Collateral,
Loans with Cltv Bond - Collateral,
Bank Building,
Ca.li on hand.
M.k7,72S 41
lio.OUU UO
150,000 00
2ftl 4S
.3,3t:.01i Ml
l,l4,2i2 00
l,.V,'.i,7us '.vl
115,142 tW
!I,U79 "0
2,Tl'.ri 00
'.i.OOO do
1,000 00
10,000 00
Ni.547 i1
.-.ni.'i
NEW ENGLAND FARMS.
OFFlCEltS FOI! IM.
HON. FItEDERICK IHH.BHODK, President.
WILLIAM s. NEWTON, Vice President.
N. ( A BUT, Treasurer.
C. II. PRATT, Assistant Treasurer.
Till STEES.
A SEWER til'ESTION.
Some Main Street Kieklus; Over Assess,
incuts to Oet Sewerage into the River.
Statement of the Law and Fact In the
Case
The bailiffs are to give hearing
this evening on tho appeal of some of
the Main street property ownors from
tho assessment for tho new Fewer laid
tho past summer ulong the rivor
bank, into which all the sewers from
Main street are required to empty, as
also do the Green., Elliot, Frost and
Flat street and Estcyvillo and Meehan
ie.s Square sewers. The now sewer.
beginning back of the tovrn and ruu
ninir down as far as the railroad arch
is about 850 long and the cost of $885 is
assessed upon the Alain street property
to the amount of about 2& mills on
tho $1. of the grand list. The cost of
tho completion of the improvement.
carrying the sewerage, thus all brought
together, in a 12 inch pipe 132 feet
out into the current of tho Connecticut
is to bo borne by the village. This is
to bo done as soon as low water w
permit, as it is designed to have it
low enough so that ice and logs will
not interfere with it.
Of course there is no dispute that
it is a great improvement, for the old
sewers, emptying from live to leet
from the edge of tho water, made
horrible mess in summer time and
much of the sewerage which got into
the stream was carried back into
pool by the eddv forming at the mouth
of the Whetstone. Ur. .Miller, as
health officer, condemned it and notified
the bailiffs and selectmen and also the
proprerty holders, all in writing, that it
must bo remedied.
Tho kiclt against the assess inert,
however, is based first on the claim
that all this work was in the nature of
an improvement or repairs of existing
sewers and so to be paid for by the
village: and, second, on the claim
that it is unjust because the assess
iiient is all placed on Main street and
all the rest of the village empties into
it free. The haunts in replv say that
when Dr.Miller ordered the work to be
luiie. there were just two ways of do
ing it. one hi constructing tins sewer
for sewers on the bank as thev did. the
' other running it down Main street
itself. If they hud (lone the latter,
which would have cost hvo timen as
much, (here would have been no doubt
but that Main street would have to
pay it. The assessment was all placed
on .Main street because, it is the only
property in the village that has not
paid sewer assessments. True, the
owners have all built private sewers,
but the least that could have been
done, under Dr. Miller's orders, was
to compel each one to extend out to
the current, which would have had to
be done every spring after ice and log
time and been far more expensive ult
mately, than the plan adopted.
As to the law, Act 170 of the last
legislature amending our charter
provided that "Every person whose
particular drain or sewer pipe shall
nerrartter enter any common sewer or
main drain previously built shall be
liuble"for his share of tho cost. This
would seem to cover it.
One suggestion about the matter is
to carry the wholo thing over until
next year, and then run tho sewer fur
ther along the bank so as to clear up
the sewerage of the whole of the north
fart of the village. But that would
make the expense to the Main street
property still heavier than is proposed
now.
IIUATTLERORO SOClETIt.
Bit ATTLE BOKO HOC1ETV.
.Mrs. O.
Harbor
Village, City, Manufacturing and Bticlne
.,i ,,,liii,t,iiiir. '-in ittl 1, itt ilic. ,n nil Its t . II Ol II TOOK, r . i.U'iun lie, .-. .irHimi,
forms, send for circulars, prices Ac.
J. C. TIMSON t CO.,
General Insurance, Keal ltnte and Auction
eering. l LAKt.ao.i, a. ii.
J eiepuone, .i-.. mi
25 lbs. Corn Beef, SI.OO.
MEAT BARRELS
Ri
For Sale at Reduced Prices, at
A. Wliitlii'd. D. s. Pratt, Demiison Davis,
D. D. Dickiusou. G.E. tircene, N. r . Cabot.
C. II. Pratt, i. A. Hoyden.
BOAP.l) OF INVESTMENT.
F. Hoibrook, D.S.Pratt, A. Whittled,
F. Oeodliue, N. F. t abut.
ALD1TOKS.
D. D. Dickinson, F. Goodhue, (ieo. E. tircene
Brattleboro, dan. in, lMSi.
The undersigned auditiTs appointed by the
Trustees to examine the luniks id the Treasurer
have performed that duty, and lind the ttaic
inent here recorded to coiilorm and correspond
with the books of the bank and with its assets
and securities as examined bv us.
1). 1). Dickinson, i
Oto E. (iKi:t.vi. ' Signed.
F. OODIIIII K. )
now olfered at 50e. Only those wno can eariv
now"' . K., at ihem. 2(H) boxes of 15c
-.,i.in.r nauer for 10c, while It lasts
These and
;ln .i, . I, ,.... nuiierwear. formerly som tor ,.ic.
owe price.
4 new lot of lied Table Dam-
Hhite Damasks and. yap-
kiu.
I E. FLETCHER'S
WOOD YARD.
"y-uaillil and see me 1 will quote T
"i tvoi woo,i that will surprise yon, .00 per
a-k for lard dry wood that Is sonna
' 0H l. li
Mrizh,
ir i. ,i . . , aMut
other equally good bargains await early coiners.
Yn mut not expect that wc can keep such
thVngs for you; ana when we .ell you of the spec
U bargain- von must remember thev w II only
last intl" lot rora whichthey arc taken is used
UP -rru
WILCOX'S N. T. uaauaia a wise-.
49 .Main St., IJnittleboro, vt. coiumous
lng, t.reenueiu jiass.
NOTICE.
This Is to-ertiry '"at ai". raij ...
has lett my bed ana near., " i" "
i i h..rliv warn all licop e not to uarwi v.
?"Vh on mv aiiunt! ai after this date I
shall r.f f '"'S'oooi.als
Jan lb. 186-
Card of Thanks.
GranTllle, N. T-, -Ian. I",
t
her
slcaness. "-;.. .. w t T T. of Brattle
lllfU WIII D tlilJI' ti""
ONE BIG INSURER WRITES,
'I took out $50,000 additional in lS'Jt. because I saw during the
recent period of depression, stocks and bonds of all kinds depre
ciating in value every day; some ot them getting clear out of
sight, and a great many enterprises failicg to pay interest on their
obligations." People appreciate the best insurance in the world.
XATIONAI. I.IKE IXSCKANCE CO. OK VT.. (Mutual.) Or
ganized IS'iO.
H. E. TAYLOR & son. r,;:ir.t:
AGENTS WASTED.
HOW MEN
BECOME MILLIONAIRES.
they tvir.r. m y may wheat indkrimcts.
THEY WILL Ill Y MAY CORN AROUXH CT
THEY WILL Bl'Y MAY OATS AUOlSH 19 VTS.
THEY WILL Itl Y MA Y I'OKK ABOCND
THEY WILL III Y JI'LY PORK ARoUXU
THEY WILL lit Y MAY LARI A ROUND 5.5.
AND THEY IU Y MA Y COTTON AKOI ND CTi.
If yon want iirf that thewf are ufe ntl "rKOF
IT WINNERS' write for ariH ul:irs.
K. K. KNOTT,
TK K COMMISSION I'.K.iKKR.
IHrect privatt: wirvs. llttrMnsnt'ti, Vt.
M, r--ivn-!Ilc an1 rvjrulrtr
lion-f..-, ti.ly ivi.rt:';nttl.
The IJmttlrhoi'o Glrla in Europe.
The London wrrospondent of tho
Musical Courier of Jast week eays :
Mine Stella Itntzri. who became ftuch a favor
f tc at Co vent (ianieii last funtiner, ant viio i
cnjii:tMl by Sir AuiruftUM Ilarrirt as ono of the
leading an iit lor me ncxi erana season, is now
mct'iliiL' wltli reat ntn-cea in the regular cycle
ot oik ra ;tt (jeueva, Swluerhiu !.
uirorailc, manajrefs on ino t ontinent are
careful ahout euratrli. an artist until they have
been approved of by the audletire, who are
willing to pav their money to hear them.
r"orfl;n reiiutationi, beautiful -oices am! evi
dent temperament BC'ur the opportunity, but
real merit alone mu-t enable (tie artlru to
make a Mincess whlrh would justify their per
manent enaneuieut. AccortttiifT tu cuttom
Mad:.me Hrazi was ennd for three prelim
inary appearance?, no thai if the proved satts
factory the usual term of arranirement would he
made. In her appearai.ee at Leonont In La
Favorltaover excitement and emotion seemed
to hamper tho artUt In the lirft act, but In the
air O tnon Kernand the routed her headers to a
high pitch of enthusiasm, aud In the grand duet
in the last act hc was several time recalled.
It was only neeecsary for her to appear the sec
ond lime an Azueenuto ettahtteh nerself as a
favorite. The expressed approval of the larpe
anilienco was io eoiuhatic that the management
ImmedlateiV eloped with her in a most advan
tageous arrangement, and "ho will sinf, in ad
dition to the above, the contralto roles In the
following opern there: .St nurd, Lohengrin and
Ilerodiade. Arrangements arc proffrenalntf t
put on Le Propheie for her, but diilit uliy at
present is being fouml in securing a tenor for
tills opera. She will later in the season create
La Vlvandlere. Our readers will remember
that Madame Uratti made her first appearance
In opera at Nice last reason, and at once dis
played dramatic talent of a hljrh order. Pre
vious to cominjr before the public she took good
care that her preparation should bo as complete
as possible, and tier experience since her iirstt
appearance hast proved coueluMvely that this
was wine, as her career so far has 'been char
acterized by b accesses at each performance she
has taken part in : ana tins nniiue preparation
that cbe hHisis unon before utkinjr up any:
character enables her to use her rich Rifts of;
voice and histrionic nhllltles to the very best
advantage.
Tho Lipsi(? correspondent io a letter
that appeared the week previous in re
porting the concert it that pla,e, ar
ranged by Albert Vcrein, says the fol
lowing of Mary IIowe-Lavin ;
Her o(enin? number was the mad scene aria
from Lucia, and fhe at o ee eMtahtishetl her title
as being a complete ml stress of vocal art. Mary
Howe's voice Ih not a powerful one In thel.er
man sense, but R Is very refined and flexible,
particularly In the upper registers. In the pas
sage with flute obligato her lutonatlon was verv
true, and the imitation absolute. After the
songtfStandachen.by R. Strauss.a nd Xachtigall,
by Aiabieff, with niano accompaniment, she wa
the recipient of pronounced and well earned ap
plause, and I trut Mr. Howe-Lav) a will visit i
us acain.
' ' partment of the iiuifdera r owedry
The annual meetint,' of tho Unitarian j company a larre and prosperous con-chun-h
was held in Vells hall Tuea- cern at Providence K. I.
Tho Friendship Oirclo wi.M moot
Tuesday afternoon in I. O. O. P.
rooms.
Tho UutlerHy club met at tho home
of Aim Will Koyea laflt Wednesday af
ternoon and reported n most enjoyable
time.
The Urattleboro Athlotic club will
prive a social dance Tuesday next at
the Red Men's hall. All are cordially
invited.
Tho MoIhkscs club met with Mrs. W.
S. Stearns at her Williston street homo
Wednesdav afternoon. Supper was
served and a social timo Hpent
Miss Amy Jones entertained a num
ber of her young lady friends at her Oak
street homeSaturday afternoon at whist,
there being four tables. Tho prizes
were taken by MiBf? Florence Thorn
first 'ind Miss Kdith Greene booby.
Mrs. F. II. Morse opened her now
millinery rooms Monday in Richardson
block on Elliot street and is now ready
to recoive her customers. Tho rooms
have been handsomely painted and
papered and present a neat appearance.
It was a happy party of about 50
fmmlfa thnt ffHrhirn-l fnr thn i-lnni-. nf i
John Xesbitt's Friday eveninc Music I served at ."i o'clock
was furnished by Johnoon & Miller
and Mr. Vivier called off very accep
tably. A fine supper was served at
mid-night.
The dance given by Prof. E. Wales
Saturday evening in tho grange hall
was a great success both socially and
financially, being attended by a party
which crowded tho hall to its utmost
capacity. A fine time is reported by
all.
The semi-annual business meeting
of tho liaptist Christian Endeavor
society was held Tuesday evening after
the gospel meeting ana tho following
officers chosen for the coming year:
President, C. B. Crowell ; vice presi
dent, Miss Ethel Uruco; secretary;
Miss Nettie Phillips treasurer, Miss
Florence Thurber. Tho variouR com
mittees wero also chosen and the re
ports for the past si I months read
llio llrst rehearsal for ' Uame Plun-
kett's Singing Skule" was held in the
Congregational chnpel Wednesday
evening, with Uov. JlolbrooR singing
the hatone. tho lirst time ho has done
so for 10 years. The chorus is a large
one reminding of tho palmy days of
the Urattleboro choral union which was
second to none in the Connecticut
vallov. The work taken up Wednesdnv
night was "old fugie" music, tho
style Bung by our ancestors 100 or 150
years ago, in which tho parts are
chasing one another. It is proposed
to have the concert within tho next
three weeks for the benefit of tho Boys
Battalion, and tho girls,and every ono
who can sing aro earnestly invited to
come to the chapel next Monday even
ing at i :.iu o clock when tho second
rehearsal will bo held. Tho selectmen
have been asked to givo a night in tho
opera houso, but failing in that the
bkule' will go to the Armory or
soino church. Tho chorus will bo in
charge of L. W. Hawley with Gov,
Holbrook to assist. The idea or plan
of tho entertainment is that Dame
Plunkett is teaching tho Bchoo!, to
which pupils enter ono by one, and
there aro a lot of visitors who, true to
nature, can tell her all about how to
run the school, and the result is both
recitative and musical, and intensely
amusing in boln lines, as they are
called up singly in dueU". trios, quar
tets aud chorus. Tho "Skule" has
been given with great Boceees in a
number of places, Springfield and
Northampton among them.
Frenrli-Farrar.
;l'rom the Fitchburu Mai! of Tuesday.)
The West Fitehbing home i f Mr.
Francis F. Karrar was a scene of un
wonted festivity this afternoon at three
o'clock. when his younger da'.igli
ter Misd Addie Maria Karrar be
came the ?.ife of I-iosf;- Gray Fren.'h
of Providence. K. 1.
The home was handsomely decorated
with evergreen and cut iiowers. and
the ceremony, which was with the
ring, was performed beneath an arch
of ltiurel and Easter lilies bv Kev.G R
Hewitt nf the Calvanisttiu Cougreira
tional church in the presence of
abrmt 100 guests, including frinds
from Boston. Providence, Worcester.
Cambridge, t'onc.ird. Springfield nnc
Brattleboro. Vt.
Tho bridal march from Lohengrin.
was played upon tho piano by the
bride's sister Mrs. W. Craig. The
groo-n and his best man. Frank.
Burton of Providence. R. 1. led
bridal procession.
Thev wero followed in order by
maid of honor. Miss Winona Parker
of Cambridge: tho bridesmaids, three
little girls, Louise and Bessie Sawyei
of West Fitchburg and Mary Rico o
this city, and the bride, who was rs
corted bv her father. The ushers
were Fred C. Siedman of Springfield
and W. H Craig of West Fitchburg.
The bride was gowned in white
silk, tho maid of honor in bluo silk
and the little bridesmaids in white.
The two ladies carried whito roses.
Immediately following the ceremony
was an informal reception, at which
the bride and groom received the best
wishes and congratulations of all pres
ent. Refreshments were served by Ca
terer Mrs. A. A. Kugg.
Mr. and Mrs. French left Fitchburg
during the afternoon and after a wed
ding trip of several days will make
their home in Providence, R. I.
Mr. French is a graduate of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
in the class of '91, and is now the su
perintendent of the steam engine dc
A large delegation of the Kruttleimro
Athletic club tako in r the ball given
by tho Leo Cycle club of Hinsdale this
evening.
A social dance was hold' Init evening
at tho homo of P. H. Rogers at ' 25
Prospect street and was enjoyed by all
present. ... .
Mrs. Mary Amidon, I). If. , installed
the officers of Rebekah lodge Tuesday
evening. She was assisted by other
paBt noblo grands. . : .
Tho ladies of the Episcopal church,,
will hold a social at tho homo of Mrs.
H. M. Hackloy on Main street, nnjet
Thursday evening. -'
Tho interior of the armory has Pais
week assumed a most picturesque
appearance under the hands of the
members of the Estoy Guard and Ful
ler Battery, who have worked diligent
ly in their preparations with an effort
to make a success of tho ball to ho
held there to-night.
Mrs. J. M. Tyler gave u very pleas
ant afternoon party to a number of
lady friends at her Oak street home
yesterday. Whist was playod during
tho afternoon and refreshments were
Th
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i prizes were
Estorbrooks,
Mrs. P. K.
taken by
Mrs. lir.
White.
Mrs. O. 1). Estcrbrook entertained
a company of some ."jO friends with
whist at her home on Walnut street
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served and the prizes awarded to
tho following: First ladies', Mrs.
H. F. Brooks; 2d ladies', Mrs. B. D.
Harris: 1st gents, G. H. Ryder; 2d
gents, Col. Geo. W. Hooker.
The monthly conquest meeting of
the Christian Endeavor society wan
held in the chapel Monday evening,
Miss Izetta Stowart presiding. Tho
subject for the evening was "Early
Missions in Europe' 'and papers were
read by Miss Minnio Horton, Miss
Izetta Stewart, C. E. Crowell, Mrs. L
O. P. Smith and selections given by
Miss Adah Gale and Will Smith.
Miss Jessie Martin was given a com
plete surprise at her West Brattleboro
homo by a largo party of her Brattle
boro friends Friday evening. Cards
wero indulged in during tho evening
Michael Sherry winning first prize and
Miss Martin the booby. Miss Martin
was presented with a handsome ring
as a remembrance of tho happy occa
sion. Light refreshments were servd.
The marriage engagement of R .
Gerald Stanley Lee of Spnngflenl,
Mass., and formerly of this place, while
nis fatner was tho uongregationalist
pastor here, and Miss Jennette Bar
bour Perry is announced. Miss Perry
iR known as a teacher of rhetoric at
Vassar, aad is now professor of English
literature in the woman's collego of
testern Reserve university in Cleve
land. A merry gathering was that at tho
homo of Miss Alice Sturgess Tuesday
evening, tho occasion being her birth
day. It was a complete, surprise but
Miss Sturgess was considered a charm
ing hostess by her unexpected guests.
About 20 friends wero present and in
token of their esteem presented Miss
Sturgess with a gold lined silver boa
bon dish. Tho evening was spent with
various and interesting games and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
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serveU at j :-J0 after which the busi
ness meeting was taken up. The old
board of otlieers was chosen consisting!
of the following: Prudential commit-'
tee. Dr. Lawtou, E. A. Tyler, L. D.
Taylor: treasurer, C. II. Pratt: clerk'
and collector, James Pulton.
Tl.e annual business meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held at tho Brooks bouse par
lors Saturday evening, Jan. 18. 1890, ;
at 7 :T0 o'clock. A large attendance is
I desired. Delia M. Sherman, Sc.
The ReJ M'-n hekl another of thi-ir
aeries nf dances Tuesday evening st
their hall. It was an enjoyable party, ;
some -sj coupics wing present.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Carpenter are
to give a large damping and eard arty .
t the Brooks House next Wednesdav".
the editor and proprietor cf tho Brattle
boro Phoenix, one of tha leading news
papers of Vermont. Tho brido gradu
ated from the Boston art school in 18
J'l and has a largo circle of f rioadn in
this citv.
.fauuary Jaunts.
Merchants If. F. Jordan and E. H-"
Van Doom leave to-morrow to attend
the bicycle show at New York. Col.
H. E. Taylor installed the officers of
G. A. R. at Putnev Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin and daughter.
Miss Mattie, returned this week from
au extended visit with relatives in
Antrim, X. II. Merchant II. M. Wcod
started Wednesdav rn a business trip
through the state in tho interest of
tho Keating bicycic. Mrs. J. C. Frye
returned Saturday from a week's visit
at her home in Gnmbv, X. V. Mrs.
W. H. Adams and Mrs. L. C. Parkess
have returned from their visit in Bos-
lon. l-.clito- u. U trench, v. SO.
Hubbard and wif nnd E. L. Hildrcth'
attended Lester French's wedding
Tuesday at Fitchburg.--Mrf. E. A.
Starkey and daughter returred Satur
day from a several weeks' stay in New
York. Rev. C. O. Dcy, who has bnen
ill for a fortnight, left Monday for
Old Point Comfort, where he will re
main for several dav s. ;.-oing thence to
Washington. X. I. Hawley has been on
a business trip in New York this week.
Mrs. D. F. Curtin and sinter,. Mrs.
T. Rouse, returned Tuesday from their
visit with friends in Boston, Mass.
Miss Margaret Ahearn left Monday for
a week's visit with friends in Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Nettia Angier has gone
to Greenfield, Mass., . for a few daya
Miss Jessie Wilford is visiting at her
Home id Berlin. John Dion of Worces
ter. Mass., is here visiting his father.'
Miss Maud Lennox returned yester
day from a five weeks' stay with her
sistt.-r, Mrs. Oscar E. Drury, in Spring
field. Mass. Mrs. Geo. W. Fuller ia
visiting her daughter in Deep River.
Conn. John Bissette returned Mon
day from his two weeks' visit at his
homo in Middlebury. Gen. Estey antr
wife, Mrs. J. Harry Estev and Mrs. J.
Gray Estev returned Saturday from a '
trip to in New York. Mrs. . Homy
Wardsworth left Wednesdav inoruiuti
for a visit in Worcester and Boston.
Fred T. Hopkinsori and wifo have
gone to Bennihgton for a several weeks'
visit.
Lw H. Barrett and wife returned1
Monday from their two weeks' sojourn
with their son in Springfield. Mass.
Miss Amv Hiues has returned from her
sit in New York. Mrs. N. C. Saw
yer returned Saturday from her thre
weeks stay with her sen M Orange,
X. J. Miss Ellie Howe Ir-fr Wednes
day for a visit Willi -her rtiother ir
Gouvernciir, N. Y.A-filissi's Came
Huntley and Lenna Thmi-Ks, vho are .
enjoying a two weoks' vaci-.tioa. are
n Boston this week. Cha& Prcscott
eft yesterday for aeht rtstay in Boston.
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