The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Woman S Relief corps will hold 81
their regular meeting this evening IL
Grand Army hall. H
The funeral of Mrs. 6. IL. Bond, who
died yesterday morning, will be held ii
saturday afternoon az O'Clock.
The women of the Universalistl II
church are planning for a lawn party |.
to be held in July. The date will be
announced later.
Mrs. A. j. Belden came home from /
Greenfield Wednesday after spending
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. S. 4.
Davenport, who is i'll. She returned |
Thursday morning.
George Croll has sold through the |
agency of w. G. Horton his two-tene
ntent property on Pine street to Charles |
+. .Caustic of Cambridge, Mass, who |
buys for an investment.
Reports of the Northern Baptist Con
vention will be given Sunday morning
in the First Baptist church by Miss
Helen Hopkins, Henry Bond and Rev.
George E. Tomkinson.
The women of the Episcopal church
will omit the food sale Saturday of this
week. The sale will be held Friday
afternoon next week. on account of
Saturday being holiday.
Martin Asstin Lee and Iva Leone,
Hudson, both of Brattleboro, were mar
ricd June Ii by Rev. George L. Tom.
kinson. They are making their home
at II South Main street.
Franklin Darbe of 155 Taylor street,
l'SpringfeId, Mass, and Mrs. Ada Ethel
| (Polly) Richmond of the same address
were married this morning by Carl =.
| Hopkins, justice of the peace.
/ Samuel Nathan Waters of West
Newton, Mass, travelling salesman,
and Miss Vashti Gates Dinsmore of
/ St. Stephens, n. b., were married yes
terday afternoon at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. Thomas W. Owens.
The n. f. o. p will hold memorial
service in Red Men s hall Susday, June
IS, at $50 o clock. There will be an
address by Judge f. w. Gibson. Mem
/ bers are particularly requested to be
present and to invite their friends.
The weather yesterday and today has
been a little tepid, TO say the least.
/ F. r. Vaughan IS recording thermome-
ter showed temperature of 93 de-
| grees yesterday afternoon. lit has been
within one degree of that mark today,
reaching %. and at $50 o'clock this
afternoon stood at 80 flat.
The public service commission has
heard the evidence in all of the several
petitions by the Connecticut River
Power Co. of New Hampshire to take
lands in the towns of Putney and Dunn
merston by right of eminent domain,
IeXcept that of Lewis III. Lynde. This
has been set for a hearing June 80.
The great photo,drama Ten Nights
in Il Barroom, the masterpiece of mo-
ton pictures from the book by A. T.
Arthur. viii be presented at Island
park Sunday afternoon and evening
The drama appeals not only because
of its moral lesson but also because OF
its strongly acted scenes and its heart
interest.
The meetings postponed last week, OF
the Woman s guild of st. Michael S
Episcopal church will be held in the
home Of MrsJ w. II. Haywood or
Western avenue Friday afternoon. A.
this is the last meeting of the season
full attendance is desired. Mrs. +
w. Gibson will give a talk, her subject
being Phillips Brooks.
!, An Illustrated lecture on Mortified,
! viii be given in the First Baptis
, church Friday evening evening at IA
by KEY. george l.. lOmklnSon. Al th'
J close of the lecture there will be giveI
f an opportunity fer testimony of TIL
: benefit derived from vacation a
Northiicld. The Scouts are especial,
: invited A welcome to all.
i Philip Putnam and Abbott Richmon,
9 have finished the work of spraying tn
n elm trees on the common and ar
II working on Linden and Main street
o today They are using the powe
q spraying machine owned by the villag
7. and will continue the work until a
! the elm trees in the village on viIlag
I property have been sprayed. The,
= will spray privately owned trees a
: well upon payment of a stated sur
u per hour.