The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Brattleboro chapter, D. A. R., will
attend the Memorial day exercises in
the Auditorium.
Rev. Thomas w. Owens will conduct
the service at the Retreat chapel Sun,
day at , clock
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood will conducr
the o'clock afternoon service at the
Home for the Aged next Sunday.
Baraca class, No :. of the First
Baptist church meets every Sunday at
II o'clock and extends a cordial invi
tation to all men to join.
The cartoon-comedy Mutt and Jeff is
occupying the attention of theatergo
ers at the Auditorium this Afternoon
and will be given another performance
tonight.
Fritz Hanson, who wrestled a draw
with John Kilonis at Laconia, n. II
last night, injured one hip by being
thrown off the stage in the course OF
the bout.
a continued case against Michae
and Alice Flemming for disturbing tn
peace, which was to have been heard
this morning by Judge William R
Daley, has been postponed two weeks
The party which has been searching
for the body of Fireman Willis Per
rift in the Connecticut is still engage,
in the work. The divers outfit is
the baggage room at the railroad sta
ton ready for use if needed.
Arthur w. Peach will speak in tnc
/ Univcrsalist church Sunday morning
on The Golden Milestone. There viii
! 10, ;aI /, A. IL
Lamar Costello will sing There is {
Land Mine Eyes Have Seen, by
/ CrOwninshield.
From the entrance to the fair
grounds for some distance out along
| the Guilford road Il thin sprinkling Of
oil has been spread on one side of the
| road. 1t is not sufficient to lay tho
! dust, by any means. The whole roaG
! is to be treated.
There is a village bylaw forbidding
/ the riding of bicycles on sidewalks
/ Numerous individuals are ignoring this
and so many complaints are being made
| that someone will soon be hailed before
the court and fined for the continu
ancc Of this practice.
4 L. j. Huntley, who was stricken with
a shock at the Grange hall in Guilford
Centre Wednesday night, is practically
in the same condition He will be re
moved to his home this afternoon at 4
clock, the ambulance having been
sent for that purpose.
The case of Elmer A. Eddy against
w. w. LeGeyt went to the jury in
county court at Newfane this morning
After the jury returns a verdict thi
afternoon court will take a recess unit
Monday afternoon. Either the case o
Edwin P. Goodwin against the Contra
Vermont railroad or that of Richard
l.. Pollica against the Twin State Ca
& Electric company will be taken VI
at the re-cOnvening of court.
DR.. Harry P. Greene performed tn
: operation of setting the badly fracture
arm of Cuirico Nieddu at the Memoria
hospital this morning, being obliged t
fasten the bones together with silve
plates. Nieddu 5 arm was broke
April l while working on a big steaI
shovel on the Hinsdale- Brattleboro raj
road construction work. The arm wa
so badly twisted that it was found in
possible to make the bones knit b
any other method.
Baraca class No 7, of the First Bal
fist church held a game social Wee
nesday evening in the social rooms o
the church Miss Mary Bane and Mis-
Jessie Hawley gave a piano duet an
Miss Bane also sang. Various game
!. were enjoyed, one of which was Gale
Description, in which the guests WEI
! asked to describe a person. HarOl
! Newell gave a vivid description {
Mutt. which was extremely amusin
and entertaining. A buffet lunchee
was served.