The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The band concert next week Will be \
given on the common Wednesday night.
The rain is a good deal like the Gin
cinnati baseball team-c onsistent
A horse owned By Samuel Ear drop |
ped dead on Washington street this /
morning.
! w. ID. Lenihan's barber shop will be
open until i O'Clock tonight and will be
closed all day tomorrow
The Daughters of Pocahontas win
have no meeting tonight The next
meeting will be held June u.
Brattleboro camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, viii attend service in the
Centre Congregational church Sunday
morning.
4 So far as the last experiment is con
cerned it is yet impossible to deter
mine whether the oil or the rain has
laid the dust.
The women OF the First Baptist church
will serve strawberry supper in the
social rooms Of the church "Wednesday.
June ,, at q O'Clock
Members Of Canton Palestine are re-
quested to be at Odd Fellows hall before
1.30 tomorrow in full dress unimors to
Odar and his famous dogs are the at
traction at the Princess theater today.
| his i said to be an unusually clever an
mal act and will be of especial interest
to children.
ID. t. Perry has received the con
tract for the construction of a cement
bridge on the Putney road just south
Of the Frank Sargent place and work
will be started at once
Rev and Mrs. + ". Owens are hold.
ing open house this afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage on High street
Those who could not call this afternoon
are invited this evening from 73O till
the last car.
The Daughters of Poeahontas Will
hold moonlight dance in Red Men =
hall Saturday evening, which will be
the last dance of the season. lee
cream and soda will be served
Sunday, June 5, win he Children 5
\ day in the Centre Congregational
: church. The exercises of the children
viii begin at 1910 a. m. Baptism of
n infants and children will take place
at this service.
The Longwood tennis club NJ Boston
defeated the West Side club Of New York
81 in the matches at Boston yesterday.
+. II. Harris of Brattleboro. playing for
Z Longwood, won his match from f. G.
Inman OF New York -. O..
= The Attainers the young ladies' class
: of the Methodist Sunday school. met last
evening at the home Of Miss Ada Jamie
son on Main street In spite Of the rain
there were several present and very
/ enjoyable time was spent. Refreshmcnt,
We're served.
Edith Parsons, >, daughter of Mrs Net
q tie CRobbins) Parsons. died in the Me
5 moral hospital this morning She hac
f been Ill some time with a complication
t Of diseases. The child was born in IA
IS maica. The body viii be taken to VII
IS mington. where the funeral will be held
} tomorrow afternoon.
e The 2jth annual meeting OF thu
g Congregational Woman 5 Home Mis-
a sonary Union Of Vermont will be hel,
in Woodstock Tuesday and "Wednesday
r June 3 and 4. Mrs f. J. Waterman
5 viii attend as the delegate of the la
4 dies association. Mrs. g. H. Thomp
e son. Miss Edith Gilkey, Mrs. II. +
If Bond and Miss Florence Hemenwa,
!. also viii attend the meeting.
a The hame strap broke on the har
Z. ness of d. +. McElhinny : colt whicl
; was being driven up Main street hi
: this morning. The animal was draw
ing a rather heavy load of pipe. 70
minute or two there was danger o
the outfit rolling backwards down tn
hill. but bystanders caught the wheel
until they could be blocked and tn
!, broken strap was the total damag
n done.
The Princess theater was crowde
last evening in spite of the heav
rain, the special attraction being tn
production by Sarah Bernhardt an
her company of Queen Elizabeth. TIL
pictures were very clear. This afte'
noon and evening II. d. Davenport
who was drummer boy in the Civ
war and has been drumming ever sine
will he an added attraction. The frs
'' three days of next week the speci;
attraction viii be William Schustc
of the Aborn English opera eompan
who will be heard at each performanc
in several songs.
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