The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-14
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


morning in the Home bakery on South
Main street.
The village commissioners, at their
regular meeting last evening, did moth
ing but routine business.
Rollin Knight returned. from Gull
ford this morning with a large fox
which he shot on Peaked mountain.
Rev. l. NJ. Compton of West Brat
tleboro will conduct the chapel service
at the Retreat Sunday afternoon at 3
clock.
A regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman s Exchange will be held in the
rest room Monday afternoon at $50
clock.
A cafe chantant with cabaret attrac
tions will be given in Festival hall
under the auspices of the Women s
Guild of ST. Michael s Episcopal church
Wednesday evening, Dec. ,, at clock.
One Of the biggest song hits sung by
Mr.. Shehay in the Empire theatre is
| Chick Story S novelty song, A Hundred
Years from Now. 1t gets the crowd
and from three to five encores are Civ
en- at every performance.
County court adjourned this morning
at 10 clock to Monday afternoon,
when further court matters will be
taken up. 1t is expected that final
/ adjournment will be taken Tuesday
No decisions were handed down this
/, morning.
Frank p Chisholm, instructor of
mathematics in Tuskeeee Institute,
gave very impressive talk on the
work of that institution last evening
in the Congregational chapel. Although
the attendance was small on account
of the rain, the offering for the work
amounted to S20.50.
Thirty-six members of the Protective
Grange went TO Guilford last evening,
where they repeated the play, Aunt
Jerusha 5 Quilting Party, before the
| Broad Brook Grange. An excellent
chicken-pic supper was served by the
Guilford Grange, after which there was
speech making and social time.
/ In place of the sermon at the Uni
versalist church Sunday morning Frank
p. Chisholm, professor of mathematics
, at Tuskegee Institute, viii talk of the
work of that school. 1t will be re-
membered that Booker T. Washington
who has spoken IN Brattleboro several
times, is president of the Tuskegee In
stitute.
The o. y. c. club were entertained
delightfully."- last evening by Mr. and
I Mrs. Carl Endlich in their home on
Main street Five-hundred was played
and refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabee 80 Clark street
: Tuesday evening, Nov. Il, at 7.30
Members are requested to take notice
of the change in night.
o Michael Deyine, for many years re
q spected resident of the town, died this
/ afternoon at his home ON the island. where
! he moved from Vernon street when the
: railroad operations there made the re
!, moval of the houses from railroad prop
! erty necessary Mr. Deyine was wei
known as the caretaller of several estates
Besides his wife he leaves son, William
{ p. Devine. Further notice Of Mr. Devine
! will be published in The Reformer Mon
; day.
; The German national hymns and mu
= sic from German composers will b.
: rendered by Dugan orchestra and
! large chorus choir Sunday evening a
: clock in the First Baptist church
y Rev. Mr.. Tomkinson will take for hi
: subject The German Nation; Its Gus
toms, Ideals and Religious Conditions
tunity will be given for those VIII
wish to do so to ask questions.
/ Leland Miller very pleasantly en-
+ tertained six of his little playmate
!. yesterday at his home on HOMESTEAD
Place, it being his ninth birthday al
niversary. In the afternoon he too
: his guests to the Princess theater, al
a ter which a supper was served t
them in his home The table was yer
prettily decorated and large birtl
day cake with nine candles ornament
ed the center of the table. He wa
presented a number of birthday gifts
Bert :. Miller of West Brattlebor
met with an accident last evening in.
before o clock in front of the tow
hall. He had driven from his hom
and J. Harry Estey 5 automobile dri'
en- by Charles Mellen was coming dow
the street directly behind him. 1t ws
raining hard and the rain had blurre
the windshield on the car so that NJ
Mellen did not see the team in froI
I of him until the car struck the WACO
Mr.. Miller was thrown out, strikir
heavily on his left shoulder, causing
l fracture of the collar bone and son
bruises. Mr.. Estey s car took hi
to his home in West Brattleboro al
DR.. Hunter was called to attend hin
I'LL Buzzel S restaurant will serve