The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-08
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

The Trimount trio in singing act
VIII be one of the attractions at the
Princess theater today.
John Daggett, who has been employ
ed the past two years in Bessett s res
taurant, is now chef in Buzzell's lunch
room on Elliot street.
Austin George moved Wednesday
| from Whipple street to the tenement
| in t. w. Bruce 8 house vacated recent
| ~ by Mrs. D. n. Tolles,
The village tax voted at the meeting
/ Tuesday evening was 40 cents, instead
| of so cents as a typographical error
made it read in yesterday Reformer.
i A special meeting of Leo council,
/ Knights of Columbus, will be held. this
evening to complete arrangements for
the state convention of the order which
/ is to be held here Tuesday.
In the regular meeting of Protective
1 Grange last evening the fourth degree
was conferred and was followed by
the usual harvest supper, to which
about 90 sat down. A dance was en-
ioyed after the supper.
Members of the Memorial Jay chorus
are requested to meet L. w. HaWley
/
| Monday evening, May -, at s clock
All are requested to be present at this
/ first meeting so that the organization
may be completed.
Katherine, 3, daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Richard l.. Heaphy of 100 Elliot
/ street, was run over about noon today
! ~ E. D. Torrev' express team. Her
I lcf7 leg was bruised below and back
! OF the hnce, but no bones were broken.
DR.. +. II. 0 Common was called to at
tend her
Tenants in the buildings on Main
j street near the Yinton mill pond are
exceedingly annoyed by the Odors and
! general appearance resulting from the
refuse of every description that is de
! posted in the water and along the
4 shore by people who seem to consider
i it a public dumping ground.
4 Tony Amato, lad about five years
/ of age, while crossing the bridge to
4 the Island yesterday afternoon about
81 ) o'clock was struck by one of the
4 mudguards of Frederick Holbrook s can
Il driven by Harold Shaffner. The lad
was hit on one leg but was not seri-
/ ously injured. He was in the roadway
of the bridge.
The annual meeting of the Brattle
boro Branch of the Woman s Alliance
will be held at the Unitarian parsonage
this week Friday evening at 7.3(
o clock. Reports will be received
from the secretary and treasurer. Of
fcers will be chosen and plans laid fol
the coming year All members arr
urged to be present.
| Farley F. Crown has moved his fam
lily monument from the cemetery IL
Jacksonville to lot in Morningsid'
cemetery The body of Mr.. Crown
wife was brought from Jaeksonvill,
for burial in the new lot, and the bod1
of Foster G. Crown, who was drowned
in Otis, Mass, last winter, has beer
inferred beside his mother.
Miss Lucy A. Cowles, 20, of West
field, Mass, died in the Springfield
hospital Tuesday night after a shor
illness, She was a lifelong resident o
Westfeld aud was aunt of Dennisol
!. Cowles of this town. Mr.. and Mrs
Cowles attended the funeral this af
ternoon, going Tuesday in their auto
mobile. They will return tomorrow.
4 public meeting in the interest o
the Brattleboro Cooperative Building
and Loan association will be held il
Festival hall next Wednesday evenin;
at clock. President William Blake
Treasurer Frank II. Snow and some o
! the directors of the Greenfield co
operative bank will be present to ex
plain the benefits to be obtained iron
such an organization and to answe
questions.