The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. George f. Tom1inson will con-
duct the chapel service at the Retreat
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Brattleboro Baking company
has bought Ford delivery automo-
bile TO be used in it's business.
The women Of the Episcopal church
will hold food sale on the lawn every
Saturday during June and july.
The Garment Workers union hold
their regular monthly meeting IN ,sday
evening in Union hall Three We're in
itiated.
The Boy Scouts of the Baptist
church will 20 for hike Saturday
afternoon, leaving the church at 1.3O.
They will take lunches and fishing
tackle.
A meeting of the board of civil au-
thority will be held in the seleetmen s
Office tomorrow to consider certain
appeals from the listers appraisal of
; per cent bonds, especially the Con
necticut River Power Co. bonds.
The y. d. club gave handker
chief shower to Miss Margaret Moy
Ian last evening at the home of Miss
Mary and Miss Nellie Austin on
South Main street The evening was
spent merrily playing the game of
pit. Refreshments were served.
The Sunday afternoon services at the
Home for the Aged will be discon-
tinued until fall. These services have
been much appreciated by the Home
family, who wish to thank the minis
ters and all assisting for so generously
providing services so helpful and pleas
ing.
The Ladies Enterprise society of
Esteyville, which served ice cream at
the dedication Of the band stand
there Wednesday night, served near
~ 500 persons. 1t was creditable
piece OF work, especially when it is
considered that no charge for the re-
freshments was made
Lorenzo 5. Chamberlain, 90, who died
recently in Goshen, n H., formerly
lived in Guilford Centre, where he was
engaged in The mercantile business. He
was postmaster there nearly five years
He held numerous Offices in Goshen
and was widely known for his honesty
and square dealing. His father was a
cousin Of the late b. n. Chamberlain
of Brattlcboro.
The vaudeville attraction at the
Princess theatcr for the remainder OF
the week, is unusually good and ap
pcals especially TO devotecs Of dane
ing Fairbanks and Major introduce
some OF the modern dances including
the tango, maxixe, one-step and hes
itation waltz, in a very pleasing and
acceptable way. While the time Civ
en- for the act is necessarily short
they demonstrate their ability to ex
ecute the dances with gracefulnes.
and ease. The whole act is high elias.
vaudeville.
The Christian Endcavor society o
the First Baptist church has planned
an illustrated lecture on the Canadian
Rockies, by the pastor, Rev. George L
Tomkinsou. lie will tell of trip III
took few years ago to the Pacific
using over 100 beautiful slides. II
will also show few slides on som
side trips in Canada including picture
of his early home. A chorus choir Wi
sing the Canadian national anthem
The admission will be small so that al
may attend. The money taken Will i
used for meeting expenses cOnuecte
with the Christian Endcavor social,
The lecture win be given in tn
church next Wednesday evening at
clock.
The Baptist choir and chorus wit
friends, will render the oratorio, EmaI
uel, next Sunday evening. Mr.. Trov
bridge, the author, had a very devou
conception of what composition G
this character should be, covering, .
il does, the birth. life, crueifxion, resu
rection and ascension of Jesus. til
Christ. The music is beautiful and e
pecially adapted to each varying COZ
dition. The opening overture for o
chestra, organ and piano, as well ;
several intermezzOs throughout Il
work present very pleasing music
numbers A cordial invitation is @
tended to everyone. The service wi
begin at $50 O'Clock and viii close
carly as possible after O'Clock.