The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-09
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

The thermometers registered sc de-
grees at O'Clock his morning.
Twenty-Five children were baptized
at the Children s day services in the
Congregational church yesterday. At
the Universalist church 13 children
were baptized
Hereafter the grocery stores and
meat markets in town viii close We'd
nesday nights at 6 clock. Heretofore
they have been open until clock.
From now on the only evenings which
they will be open win be Monday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Sam Ear wishes it understood that
the horse which had a fit and ran into
an open hallway in the watercure
building was not his. He SAYS his +
horses do not have fits and that the (
one which stampeded the children and 1
which was reported as being owned by
him belonged to peddler named Levy. .
4 horse driven by Charles English
became so frightened at an electric
ear and an automobile which passed at
the same time on Canal street last
evening about clock that the ami
mail laid down in the shafts. No
damage was done except to the feel
ings OF the occupants of the carriage.
B. II. Chickering of West Chester
4 field is anxious to have the owner of
female dog, a short haired animal of
doubtful class which came to his
place few days ago and since then
/ has increased the canine population by
nine, call for the flock. There will be
no charge for keeping if possession
is taken at once.
The Brattleboro drug company has
its new soda fountain in running or
der. 1t IS of light marble, with dark
base, and is equipped with all the mod
ern cOnveniences, being a thoroughly
up-todate fountain besides making
handsome and attractive ornament to
the store. Several powerful white
lights have been installed in the
store, making the place especially
well Illuminated
The nominating committee appointed
to name officers and prepare a consti-
tuition and bylaws for the proposed
Congregational Christian Endeavor so
ciety met last night and drafted a
constitution and bylaws and made up
list of nominations. These viii be
ohbiilAtEA ct q injecting III liit via pei
at 80 tomorrow evening, when reg
, ular night for the meetings will be de
, cided upon. 1t is hoped that there
viii be large number present at this
meeting.
Jarvis Burrows of Vernon, WHO was
arrested for intoxication at Vernon al
the same time that Hugh Collins, TIN,
substitute station agent, was aIrcSco
Saturday. but who, owing TO his condi
tion, was re-eommitted to Jail to sohel
off, was given a hearing in municipa
! court this morning and pleaded quilts
0 to "A second offense of INVESTIGATION. Ii,
r was committed to Newfane Jail for .,
5 days by order of Municipal Judgl
e Frank +. Barber. He was represcnt5,
by Attorney A. T. Schwenk.
!. The Salem (Mass.) historical
pageant which is to take place i'm tina
!, city June l3, IA, rs ana II will ID
= one of the most elaborate of its kin,
+, ever attempted in New England y
. less than 1900 viii take part in tn
episodes to bc represented. and larg
= chorus of mixed voices, supported b
= the Salem cadet band. will furnish tn
music. Rehearsals have been unde
way for some time under the directio
q produced the Brattleboro pageant
r. The Visocchi Brothers, who are 1T
t. pearing at the Princess theater. ar
IT said to be a wonderful team Tn
n whistler OF the pair seems to hav
rs perfected a method of his own; Ii
,e holds his hand close to his mouth ia
,e throwing out the sound. or to obtai
s. a tremolo possibly, using no mechan
N cal assistance whatever In some {
:. the numbers the brothers whistle :.
,d gether while in others one accompar
er les the other on AN organetto IT.
in Philadelphia Ledger speaks of the
in as instrumentalists of high order al
whistlers of remarkable skill.
rs The annual memorial services Of Il
er Odd Fellows were held yesterday. Il
if Daughters of Rebekah being in char,
be of the services in the hall, which beg;
81. at 2.30 0 clock. After these We're 90
ID cludcd the members formed with Ca
" ton Palestine, in command of CAPITA
IL. W. Howard Sharp, as escort, a
~ marched to Prospect Hill ccmetcr
some t25 members of Wantastiqu
II lodge being in line. At the eemete
~ the graves were decorated under t
os+ direction Of Noble Grand Fred Dun
hi lee After this ceremony the line
law formed and marched back to the ha
III where it was disbanded
ted
IN A. II. Harvey, Clark avenue, 7
) 533-M, is supplying astcr plants Of
10 superior strain. at usual low cost,