The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-09
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

Sam Ear has bought of NJ E. Coop
er the house on Elliot street which he
has occupied some time.
The intelligent family horse owned
by II. II. and \. G. Dunllee died this
morning, apparently from acute collie.
The executive board of the Brat
tleboro Civic Improvement League will
meet with DR. H. d. Holton OF 7.30
tonight.
DR.. F. r. Newell and II. L. March
secured q string of . good sized trout
| yesterday from the Keet $ Mill brook
| in Rernardston, Mass.
About % ouples attended the dance
and card party in Red Men s hall last
evening, given bv St Michael court,
| {. O. +. Music for dancing was fur
nished by Guy Jones and Earl Wood
| ard
Since last Monday no diner has been
! attached to the Fermonter express be-
| tween White River junction and
Springfield in either direction This was
a feature of the train when it WAS
| put into commission a few weeks ago.
Lucian y. Elmer has bought Henry
| J. Farweil 5 place ut Spruce street
| lie buys for Il home and will be given
! possession as soon as Mr.. FarweH finds
a place II which to locate. The sale
was made through William G.. Horton 5
agency.
An important meeting of the ladies
association of the Centre Congrega-
tional church will be held tomorrow
| afternoon at , clock in the chapel
At 800 he regular foreign missionary
meeting will be held i'm the same
/ 1tIlHp S.rhIar- IN,
China.
Ralph d Tompkins the one-legged
globe trotter, who was in Brattleboro
March -, - and % ON his Journey,
Is completely out of the walking bus
mess nj North Adams, Mass., for a
time. He fell down stairs at his board
ing house there Monday night and
spraned his one remaining ankle.
Mrs h. l.. Durham entertained -
women last evening at an auction
bridg" party III her home on Park
place, Tha occasion was given in honor
OF her sister Mrs. II. :. Favor of Prov
ldenee. Prizes were won by Mrs. G.. A.
Royden, Miss Ruth w. Childs and Mrs
\. +. Schwenk.
The MicheIman SYSTEM has already
received a large quantity Of fixtures
1 for the new store which the concern
is 10 open in the Park building at an
early date Pending their removal
! from the second floor of the American
building the Niehelmans are making
some exceptional offerings which arc
told about in a advertisement on page
! g.
The first ball to be given BY Beau
To- @eant coEmandcrv wall he held in Ma
sonic temple this evening and Their
y will be over 100 couples in attendance
! Music viii be furnished by Leitsing
or : orchestra of eight pieces with Ed
: mund \. Franklin of Boston as dut,
soloist. The decorations are novel ant
effective and there will he some spc
cial features in the grand march.
The work of demonstrating tn,
o highway across the island is receivin;
= criticism on the part Of tcamster
" and automohilsts who are obliged Il
use il frequently, The crushed stou
l. which Is being put on as the founda
n tion For the roadway is not laid il
Z ! short stretches and covered. hut 70
long distances at 4 time before it i
v covered with the finer stone and gray
d 81 used a. Il binder. The result is tina
, the sharp stones injure the feet o
horses and damages automobile tires
/. In the annual communication OF ca
= iuIabian lodge. No. Sc, F. & ~ NJ
e held in Masonic temple last evening
the following officers were elected: W
NJ, Arthur L. Billings; :. w, Ken
y drick 7. harrington; !. w, Everett J
Nv Ta4gart: treasurer. Frank b. Putnam
= secretary. James b. Randoll corpora
tor Of the building association for
term of three years James B. RandoI
d 1t is expected that the installation q
5 the elective and appointive officers vii
d be held April -. Masons and thei
d friends will be invited to attend III
installation.