The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

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The women Of the Unitarian church
will serve supper in the parish house
Thursday Nov. 10, at o'clock
Casper n Moran went to South Lon
.donderry Saturday and about 4 clock |
shot a fine spikehorn on Glebe noun
stain. 1t weighed about $50 pounds.
A Pair of Skies company is the |
highest salaried organization that has |
appeared here since David WarfeId |
presented A Grand Army Man several +,
years ago.
More work and more yarn have been
received ut Red Cross headquarters in
the American building and are ready
for distribution every afternoon from
to ) o clock.
A meeting of Brattleboro camp,
Modern Woodmen of America, viii be
held this evening at the usual time.
The dance planned for this evening has
been postponed.
The regular business meeting of the
Epworth league will be held Thursday
social. A large attendance is desired.
evening at 40 in the league room.
The meeting will be followed by a
\ chimney fire in the building at %
Cedar street owned and occupied in
| part by Merrill A. Stark was the occa
sion for a telephone call to the fire sta
| ton this morning. The automobile
truck responded. There was no damage.
n Pair Of Skies the excrueiatingly
| funny farce coming here tomorrow
evening is the same that will appear
in Boston little later for an extended
run, - same east, same scenery, same
production. This time Brattlehoro sees
| it first.
| The gold pieces to he given away at
the Baseball bazaar as prizes are on
/ exhibition i'll the window of +. j. Fen
ton & Co. They make an attractive
window display and are arranged on a.
| background with cards indicating the
amount for each prize.
Brewster s Millions will he shown in
five parts tomorrow at the Princess
theatre for the benefit of the teachers ,
retirement fund. In this picture Ed
| ward Abcles appears in the original
title role. Tickets are being sold in
large numbers by the school children.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
hold its next regular meeting with Mrs.
| William Mann, - Estey street, Wednes-
day, Nov. Is, at > o clock. \ large
attendance is desired as there is Red
Cross work to be done. Members are
requested To take notice of the change
OF date.
y citizen who for A. years has been
in close touch with the schools in the
village. and for more than half of thai
time was TN official interested in the
work. believes that now the time has
come when another schOOinOuse is need
ed and that the district should secure
the - Hines - grounds. The location Is
central. aud is easy OF access from
both north and south.
fleets for the bazaar to be conduct
ed for the benefit of the baseball
treasury were placed on sale yesterday
= and those who had them reported this
morning that they had found i ready
) sale for them. The proposition has
, been taken up with considerable enthu
siasm and those who are pushing it are
confident thar the deficit will be ma
, teriallv reduced by the proceeds of the
bazaar.
As Henry h. Allen was driving dowr
Main street this morning his horse
. started suddenly because OF passing
electric car and his carriage wheel
caught one OF the rear wire-spokC
wheels OF a light carriage in whici
, Mrs. +. A. Bratton of Deerteld. Mass.
WAS seated, causing il 10 collapse. Mrs
: | Bratton was not thrown out, and pre-
vented her horse from getting away
| Mr.. Allen drove back Immediately ant
arranged to have the damage repaired
DIR. Charles A. Gale of Rutland, DR.
I Donlv G. Hawley Of Burlington ant
/ Miss Mary A. Schumacher of Brattle
boro. members of the board of registra
tion OF nurses, finished their work il
= Montpelier Saturday afternoon and re
= turned to their homes. They will con
Y clude the marking of the examination
s papers at their homes. This was no
finished on Saturday so that it couiC
not be told who passed the eXamina
s ton. The board examined % candi
dates.
Samuel Williams who was fatal,
4 hurt by being struck by a street car il
Springfield, Mass, Nov. H. was a resi-
d dent of Brattleboro several years, be
i ing engaged as Il painter, and was
q member OF Protective Grange. A daugh
u ter, Helen Williams Parsons, was
y wellknown nurse. Mr.. Williams wa
8 crossing the street with several bundle
Il under his arms. when u ear struck hin
y and pushed him along the roadbe
81 about 10 feet
sTiekets for the Lotus male quartz
q entertainment Thursday evening in tn
n Baptist church are in the hands 0
y solicitors. They may also be secure
IS at Root 5 pharmacy and Stockwell
d store in West BrattlebOro.
3 The 18th annual Thanksgiving foo
81 sale will be held in the Congrega tioI
b al chapel on Tuesday, Nov. ~, frol
81 noon until o clock. Food Of u