The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Prof Avery T. Lambert of Middlebury
college will occupy the pulpit of the Cen
tire Congregational church again next Sun
day, Rev. Mr.. Houghton being away
Childrens day exercises at the
Baptist church will take place of the
morning service at 1890. There will
be no regular session of the Bible
school.
The Crystal Springs Ice CO., will de-
liver lee in West Brattleboro Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays They
have been making deliveries Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
The Christian Endeavor society Of
tho Centre Congregational church will
meet at $50 Sunday evening. The
change in the hour is made ON account
Of the baccalaureate sermon in the
church at o'clock
Sunday will be observed in the Uni
Nersalist church at 1890 as Children i
day Members OF the school will at
tend in body. There will be an an
proprlate talk by the pastor and mu-
sic by the choir, and smaller children
and babies viii be christened. This
service will take the place of the reg
ular morning service.
The case of G. H. Eddy & Co. Of
Brattleboro against G.. Bardwell & Co.
of Iardwick was tried in Chase q
Chase s Office Saturday, June 6. before
Justice Lewis IT, Lynde of Dummer-
ston. The defendant failed to appear
and judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff to recover the full amount Of
his damages, $25.l6, and costs to the
amount of 1898.
Goodness Gracious, the three-part
comedy picture, seen at the Princess
theater last evening, illustrating how
movies should not be made, was laugh
able m its absurdities, and was a
scream from start to finish. In the
vaudeville Wood & Halpin did some
clever dancing, demonstrating the
dances Of olden times as well as the
modern dances.
The annual memorial service Of
Wantastiquet lodge, ]. O. O. F.. and
Dennis Rebckah lodge will be held Sun
day afternoon. The Bebekah service
viii be held in the Odd Fellows hall
at 2.30 o clock followed by the Odd
Fellows service in Prospect Hill Gene
terry. All Odd Fellows and Rehekahs
arc urged to attend these services.
DR.. Henry ID. Hoton, president of the
Austine Institution, gave an informal
luncheon at the Brooks House at ; o'clock
yesterday afternoon TO the trustees of the
institution and invited guests that they
might meet DR.. and Mrs Alexander Gia-
ham Bell, About 20 were present Dr.
Bell inventor Of the telephone, was the
speaker at the closing exercises Of the in
stitution yesterday.
Arthur Valentine Kerr and Mrs.
Elizabeth Estella Miner Connors were
married in Thompsouville, Conn, Nav
2G. Mr.. Kerr. who is Il builder, former
lv lived in Brattlcboro and Putnev and
is a son Of the late George aud Enc
line Kerr of Putncv. He is now erect
ing houses in North Thompsouviile for
the North Thompsonville Land com
pany. Mrs Kerr has lived in Spring
field, Mass, all her life and formerly
conducted o restaurant on Main street
in that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr will
be at home in North Thompsonvile al
ter July J.
Over 100 persons patronized the J0c
supper IN the Congregational chapel last
evening, served by the hospitality com
mIttee of the Woman's association The
menu was delicious consisting Of chicken
salad, cold meats, Strawberries and cream,
ice cream and cake potato chips and vari-
Gus other good things The tables had
vases of buttcrcups for ccntcrpieces and
the chapel was attractive in streamers Of
crepe paper. The Woman s association
also conducted an apron sale. The re-
cclpts, with money contributed,
amounted to Sl05. The Christian En-
dcavor society held a candy sale.