The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Garment Workers union held
regular monthly meeting Tuesday eve
ming in Union hall. -Four were Initial
ed.
The women of the Episcopal church
will hold food sale tomorrow after
noon on the lawn at $50. If rainy, at
Mr.. Portland s store. 15S
Miss Jessie Ransom will lead the
conservation meeting Of the Centre
church Christian Endeayor society Sun
day evening at o clock
The victuaIling privilege at the Val
ley fair this year has been taken by II. +
L. March, who intends to give fair pa
irons the finest service they have ever
had.
The Y. p. c. [. of the UniversaIist
church will hold an important business
meeting Sunday evening, Sept. !, at /
7 o clock. All members are urgently re
quested to be present.
John Murray, arrested at o'clocl
this morning for intoxication, pleaded
guilty to the charge before William r.
Daley, justice of the peace, and paid
fine of IS and costs of $4.54.
The First Regiment band will give
! its last concert Of the season next
/ Tuesday evening on the common \
special program viii be rendered.
which will be published in The Reform
! er.
Rollan S. Holbrook, who formerly
/ lived here with his aunt, Mrs. Reed.
now of Los Angeles Calf, mar
ried Aug. % Miss Jessie Vera Miller.
They will live at 1873 American avenue,
/ Long Beach, Calf.
The Universalist Sunday school will
meet at the usual hour Sunday and the
superintendent will give review OF
the quarters lessons. Miss Rhoda
Berry of Boston will preside ut the ri
ano and there viii be special music. All
members of the Sunday school are urged
to be present.
The display of fireworks to be given
at Island park this evening will be
well worth seeing. 1t viii be in
charge of the American Fireworks Co,
which has given similar displays in
many other towns and cities, and will
begin at S.45, Immediately after the
regular stage performance at the park.
J. Harold Haskins, %, son of Her
bert Has kins Of North Adams Mass.
who had charge of the moving of the
Emerson building through Elliot street
a few weeks ago, was instantly killed
yesterday by being crushed under an
Eel2ht-ton oil tank which was being
raised at the plant of the Standard
Oil company in North Adams
Parents and all interested are iuvit-
ed to the Washington street school
playground tomorrow at O'Clock on
account of the special program for the
children. The Story of the Sand Pile.
by G. Stanley Hall will be given by
Miss Florence II. Hemenwav, who re
ceived training under Or. Lancaster.
one of Mr.. Hall 5 foremost students
The Windham County Veterans as
ISOLATION desires to publicly express
the thanks of that body to the man
agement of Island park for the free
use of the pavilion yesterday for the
reunion of the association The mem
bers all appreciate such a delightful
spot as a location for their annual
gatherings.
Miss Florence NJ. Wcllman, supervis-
or of schools reported that there are
649 pupils enrolled in the grades of the
village schools. This number will be
much increased during the next week.
and by the end of this month it is ex-
Hp4tnH that b.1 will -,
-oo ,norI ,,h;at ~. ,oa.l.,I ~
- - - 80 'ii0 last
The animal Fn1vortb 1a..,,o ro11,- DO
services win he beId Snnda1- o,,on;,,.,
in the Methodist Euiscopal church
at : o clock. An orchestra has been
secured to accompany the singing ana
render special selections The different
department viee-presidents will give
short talks. followed by notes from
camp meeting speakers on league
work.
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