The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-22
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Ladies' Enterprise society will
hold its next regular meeting April 80
with Mrs Foster on Estey street.
Mutt and Jeff will appear at both
evening and matinee performances IN
the Auditorium Saturday. April 20.
The body of Sarah Harper, brought +
here from Brooklyn, y. Y, was taken
to Chesterfield today for burial in
the Stearns lot there.
As required by the government
count was kept last week of the mum
Der Of parcel post packages delivered F..
in Brattleboro. The number was l.
408
The Buchholz company OF Spring
field, Mass, is making arrangements to
put up an 1S-foot electric sign in
front Of the new store Of the Michel .
man System in the Park building. /
The class of IS of the Brattleboro
high school. in whose charge will be /.
/ the arrangements for the annual enter +.
tainment for the alumni of the school
in June, held meeting last evening
and discussed preliminary arrange
ments.
The fire on the Guilford road yester-
day afternoon burned over about 20
acres Of timberland and sprout growth
owned by DR.. Thomas Rice. Young
chestnut and other trees were probably
so badly damaged that they will be
cut down.
The Brattleboro Woman 5 club has
engaged Charles Zueblin to give Il lee
ture on the evening of May ) in the
CONGREGATIONAL church. Mr.. Zueblin is
one of the best-known speakers on cTv-
les and Brattleboro people are fortu-
nate in having an opportunity to hear
him.
Engineer Wyllys Russell of the Hol-
brook, Cabot & Rollins corporation
With a crew of men is now spending
the most of his time at White River
Junction, where the work Of replacing
he bridge that was swept away by
} he high water last month Is in pro
gress,
John Mooney, porter of the Brooks
, House, has put on an express wagon
and will hereafter handle the baggage
for the hotel and not depend upon
/ other teams as has been the ease in
f he past. When opportunity presents
f itself without interfering with hotel
work he will carry baggage elsewhere.
:. Don t forget the ''Telephone Oper-
k ltors - concert and. ball in Festival
n hall Friday evening, April p. Concert
tickets now on sale at Thomas 5 drug
?. store An extra program has been pre-
:, pared for this occasion by +. C. Lett
a singer, who has just returned from
Boston with some of the latest New
York ''hits' Come and hear THE
d Telephone Girl.
y General Superintendent G. c. Jones
- Of the Central Vermont railroad went
through Brattleboro yesterday alter
noon to New London. He returned
= to St Adams today. He did not stop
D IN BrattIehoro as he had expected to
= 10 to sign the agreement regarding the
overpass matter as Attorney Sweeney
Of the New York, New Haven Il Hart
to ford road was unable to be present
The special attraction at the Princes
j theater this afternoon, which is to b,
L repeated his evening, was the regula
program of pictures and musical mum
y bers followed by the sketch, Ny Turn
" Next. in which Myron p. Davis wa
/ supported by capable east of loca
* amateurs There was a large attendance
II this afternoon and there Is every rea
son to believe that the capacity of tn
theatel will be tested this evening. Tn
as performances are under the auspices o
y the women of the Episcopal church
: There are some in Vermont who ar
: now aware that April 10 is a Iega
, holiday in Massachusetts,. Last Satm
day a good number of those who some
times indulge in stimulants and like
VICE W.Ro sometimes 90 fishing and fin
DC the combination one highly satisfaC
OF tory, journeyed to Greenfield to lay i
4 supply for purposes of aiding tn
" success of fishing expeditions Sunday
Two nf fhpm down frpT