The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. f. G. Adam, 81 Green street,
Saturday, May 9, from , until ).
Mrs. c. H. Smith has put two at
tractive new signs at either side of the
entrance TO her store on Main street.
The elective and appointive officers
Of Brattleboro lodge, No. lO2, f. and
A. NJ, viii be installed at the Mason
ic temple this, Friday, evening
There will be a special meeting of |
the New England auxiliary at Mrs. |
NJ. J. Larrabee 5, 80 Clark street, this |
evening at 7.30.
Leon G. White, who had business
in Newfane yesterday, took his fish
pole along and spent little time on
the brook. He pulled in = line trout.
The heavy girders are being placed
in position for the second story floor
OF the old Grange building, which is
being rebuilt for G. Q. Abbott & Son.
The second instalment of The Perils
of Pauline the $4,000 story which
is running in the Boston Sunday
American, will be shown today at the
! Princess theater.
AS Sunday is mothers day Rev. ID.
| +. Trout will preach q special sermon
in the Universahst church on, What
Ought to BE a Mothers Religion. All
mothers are especially invited
Leon Parsons, employed as u sawyer
/ 20 years without misfortune, cut two
| fingers on one hand badly this morn
| ing while working at Il gang saw in
the S. A. Smith Mfg. Co. 5 factory.
! The Ladies Catholic Benevolent
association will hold whist party
Tuesday evening, May y, in Knights
Iof Columbus hall. Refreshments of
/ ice cream and cake Will be served.
/ This is public party and all are cor
| daily invited 10 attend.
There Is Il good vaudeville attraction
ut the Princess theater for the rest Of
the week. Burt and Malvene in their
singing, dancing and talking comedy
/ act are pleasing, and Malyene in her
wooden shoe dancing is an unusual and
especially interesting feature.
The Men guild of st. Michael 5
Episcopal church at the annual meet
ing last evening elected the following
officers: President, Frederick ii. San
ford; vice presidents, W. II. Haywood,
w. q. W. Sercomb; clerk Louis Ell
is treasurer, Christopher II. Babb.
Judge and Mrs. Z. l., Waterman
win observe their golden wedding an
adversary Friday, May -. They will
toe glad To see their friends inform
ally that evening from ) until 10 at
the home of their son and wife, Capt
and Mrs. Ernest !. Waterman, 81
High street.
In county court this morning the
only ease tried was that of Mary
Louise Eaton against Richard b.
{ In ,iaf,plap. -
ant physician at the Bhattlehoro Re
treat. No decision was rendered. The
case of Adams against Adams. a con
tested divorce ease, is being heard
. this afternoon.
e. Carl Leitsinger of Boston has kind
, lv consented to be the Royal Trumpet
err for the Raiah in The Misft Man.
to be given for the benefit Of the
p, band May 2O-2l. Mr.. Leitsin9er will
r appear in the oriental costume he wears
. in the Boston Opera house for the
e. grand operas. This will be very eflec
p tive in the big temple scene OF The
production.
Village Commissioners ). A. Rich
moud and Walter :. Stearns met last
e. e"ening. but as Commissioner John
; T. kane was unable to be present
d the board did not formally organize
IS Some of the village problems were
d discussed with Il view Of making Mr.
= StearnS familiar with the several sit
/ uations. Organization may he per
p fccted Saturday evening.
Is The village officials are desirous tina
u all petitions for the sprinkliug or oil
!. ing of streets should be sent in at one
n in order that routes may he laid on
IT. ny S1,.h oil j. n hp nSpt nrI Gro,
t. in conjunction with that ordered b.
the state highway commissioner an
the town road commissioner. Forms t
be used may be obtained from the vi
IL lage attorney Q. B. Hughes, if desire,
e. and the petitions may be sent to eithe
n Chairman S A. Richmond of the villae
II. commissioners or to Village Attorne
. Hughes.
~ Chief of Police George Wilson Ira
= been asked by Chief GUILTY of Spring
% field, Mass. to be on the lookout fC
~ boy thought to be near here. II
IN letter says: Cecil Hamilton,
a. wears old, left his home in this cit,
May with Il boy named Gordon 5
as, 10 years old. They are suppose
to have gone to a stock farm net
Brattleboro. Hamilton is large f.
age, wore a brown corduroy knC
pant, check cap, red sweater and
in brown coat Chief Wilson would |
glad of any information conceTnir
49, Hamilton.
ro Next Wednesday,, at the Auditor
nj um, IN attraction entirely dii1crel
M. from the usual run will be otfere
For the first time in many years
first class burlesque company of
od people with plenty Of pretty girls W
'fk appear. Good singers and dance
and bunch of very funny comedia
c. whose sole object in life is to entC
k tain and clean up the tired, weary, a
81 Respondent will furnish the fl
This is the third year this orgal
md cation has been before the publ
ent and is endorsed by all who have Sc
A | thnm in the larnnr citins