The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-23
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

a free exhibit in the vacant store in
the American building.
Mohomd Bader of Springfield, Mass,
and Sophie Piecuch of Chicopee Falls, |
Mass, were married yesterday after |
noon by Carl S. Hopkins, justice of the |
peace.
The vaudeville attraction at the Prin-
cess theater, beginning an engagement |
last night and finishing tomorrow, is
Foss and Morse, two girls in singing
and dancing act
The Ladies Enterprise society win
meet with Mrs f. P. Hopkins Wednes-
! day afternoon, at 3 clock. AS there
/ is important business to be transacted
| a good attendance is desired
The midsummer lawn social announc-
ell to be held at the Swedish Luther
an church has been postponed Instead
/ a lawn social will be given on the even
|. ing of Thursday, July 8, on the church
/ lawn.
i On the side of the boat landing at
Island park is sign reading: . No
Bathing Yesterday afternoon eleven
youngsters were diving from the land
ing, but possibly they had not noticed
the sign.
The annual meeting of the sewing
women, seamstresses and shop girls will
be held IN the rest room next week
Tuesday evening, June 80, at o clock
Members are asked to make a special
effort to be present.
Miss Helen Kenney has returned
from Northampton where she gradual
ed from the training department of
the Clark Institute for the deaf She
will return to that institution in the
fall to take position as teacher.
r. c. Koon, chief engineer of the
Railway Storage Battery Car Co, Of
| New York, is in Brattleboro today ar
/ ranging the details for charging and
| operating the new electric car service
| of the Central Vermont railroad. This
| will be in operation, it is expected, not
later than July 4.
! The quartet of the Centre Congrega-
tional church went to the Home for the
Aged last evening and sang secular Sc
lections an nour and half for the en-
tertainment of those who live there, to
their apparent enjoyment The pro
gram consisted Of solos, duets and
quartets, and at its close refreshments
i were served.
Ht INtcNildl committee mas re
elected for the next year the entir,
Il teaching staff Of the high school Thcy
are: Edgar Burr Smith, principal; NJ
4, Mary ID. Hanshaw. assistant principal
n Miss Florence c. Allen Miss Harriet I,
Rallion, Miss Orlana Ranney, Miss Eth
! Ell L. Osgood, Miss Bessie NJ Wood. Mis-
70 Lulu d. Brewer, Edward J. Mulry
Laurence L. Brown, Miss Emma J
Gregg, Miss Ruth NJ. Buxton, Diedri,l
u Stote, Miss Faith Tyler
Bradstreet 5 weekly Vermont trad
report SAYS: At Brattieboro the au
- tomobile tr1de reports the volume 0
= business fully as large, if not littl
larger than it was year ago. The h.
s crop in the county is below normal a
S. though clover and alfalfa are niue
better than has been reported for fou
to years. Bellows Falls reports but it'll
~ change in the volume of business don
ut the paper mills Retail business
- fairly good for the period. :
r. The annual picnic of the UIfiversaIi>
n. Sunday schools of this town, Guiifor
>. and Vernon will be held IN Centr;
81 park, Vernon, Thursday of this weeI
O 1t will be open to friends of the schoo
as well as the members. The churc
bell will ring at $50 if the weatht
'fa conditions are such that it is decide
~ to go. If the weather is stormy II
- picnic will be postponed to Friday. I'll
party will leave on the 900 train an
Use return on the train reaching here
len $50.
~ n One of the features at the track me
and horse races to be held on the ia
frounds on the afternoon of July Il
md der the auspices of the Valley Fair a
Iav ISOLATION will be a l00-yards dash, OPT
to to all In this event will be sever
the local men who have been ont of scho
or college for some time who belle
- they are faster than some of the youn
sters who consider themselves sol
class at the sprint. The race has be
arranged purposely TO settle this m;
ter of opinion.
The Michelman System has issued
booklet giving the complete schedule
Twin State league games. In the boo
let issued for Brattleboro the hol
games of the Brattleboro team are g
en- separately. besides the compile
schedule, and for their store in Gre,
field the home games of that team
given individual prominence in ad
tion to the complete schedule. I
Robinson-J ohnson company has ISSUED
schedule of the home games with 70
for the team scores to be entered af
each game. The Brattleboro Reform
has put out large placards of the no
games here, as was the case year a
A stitch in time saves nine-O
in shape expense is light. If y
wardrobe needs attention call MP
X j. VIM. Taylor, the tailor, 10 Spr
ST., viii call and attend to all neeess
needs at reasonable prices ADV. 92-l
) J. NJ Taylor 5 new tailoring $
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