The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


ceived a rose at G. 5. Hopkins s flower /
store on his opening day, Saturday.
The ladies aid society of the Meth
odist church will hold a l0-cent social /
Wednesday afternoon and evening at /
the home Of Mrs c. d. Smith on Cedar I
street. supper at 6 o'clock, to which
the men are invited.
4 false alarm of fire was sounded /
from he. - at so clock SUNDAY
morning. When the department arrived /
ON the scene 40 one could be found who
had opened the box and sounded the
alarm.
Gideon T. Miles and Miss Marguer-
lite T.. Murphy, both Of Hartford,
Conn, were married Saturday after
noon at go by Rev. d. f. Trout. They
were unattended. \ single ring ser
vice was used.
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald was pleas
antly reminded of her birthday ami
versary Saturday afternoon, by several
of her friends calling at her home. She
received several presents, including a
birthday cake prettily decorated. Re
freshments were served.
Bingham chapter. @. T. s. win give
reception to the grand secretary tomor
row afternoon from 1 to o'clock Sup
per will be served at 6 o'clock. to which
all members are requested to contribute
without further solicitation. There viii
be initiation in the evening.
4 George Mowrcy. while out after chest
nuts Yesterday IN the rear OF the Yer
mont Last Block tompanys factory found
two sprays of Maytiower~ and brought one
INTO The Reformer Office this noon as
proof that those pretty flowers bloom at
some other time than in the spring. They
were a. fragrant as if packed i'm their
regular season.
The second annual meeting and banquet
of the Vermont Accident Insurance com
rany's agents was held in Hotel Berwick
Rutland, Oct. Is. F. T.. Dyke Of Brat
tlcboro was one Of those present DURING
the day the visitors were taken through
the marble plants at Center Rutland.
West Rutland and Proctor. and the ban
ouet in the evening was followed by after
dinner speaking.
John \. Larrow of Brattleboro, a
barber. was fined - for drunkenness.
Larrow went to the telephone booth
in the Devcns hotel Office and telephon-
ed out of town, using the instrument
over the regulation time and running
up n charge of % cents beyond the
toll fee he had deposited. When called
q back by the operator and asked to
4 pay the toll fee he used indecent Ian
4 ouagc to her. The operator reported
Z the matter to the police, who arrested
Larrow when he was coming out OF
= the Devens Office Greenfield court
correspondence in Springfield Republi
can of Oct. 20.
There is genuine treat in store fol
4 theater- goers who visit the Auditorium
n Friday evening, when Peg o. M
s. Heart Will be the attraction. 1t is
d charming, sweet story of youth. de
Z picting romping, madcap, bewitehins
4 Irish Girl, as Irish as st. Patrick !
0 day in the morning, who is turned owe
: to the care of some aristrocratic Eng
ish relatives. They are stiff and arti
fetal. and she is rs sweet and natura
rs healthy country girl can be- The
ldisike her. but having suffered fnan
cial reycrses, endure her presenc
d among them for the sake of tn
= monthly stipend that goes with hel
' But Peg holds her own with iaunt
pride, and in the end, by her gcnerost
ty and big heartedness, win thcl
over, and what is more, wins a eaIIan
gentleman, who is carried away b
s her charm Miss Blanche Hall will b
seen in the title role, ably supporte
by Lionel Glenister, Vivian Gilbert, :
Jerome Lawley and Herbert Gclinas
= Miss Sophia G. Stedman, agent f
the trustees of the Thompson fund, wi
postpone her regular appointment f,
Tuesday, Oct. 81, until Friday, DC
q. when she will be at the Mutu
Aid house, | Canal street, from )