The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 3 clock.
The next meeting of the Protective
Grange will be held in Knights of
Columbus hall Wednesday evening, Feb.
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The Baptist society will hold cot
tage prayer meeting this evening in
the home of Carl 5. Hopkins on West
ern avenue.
Peter Biagiotti, proprietor of the
Boston Fruit store, has bought Letter
Carrier S. II. FAIR 5 house on Thomas
street as an investment.
The losers in the pool Tournament
of Leo council, X. of c., will give
banquet tonight to the winners in
Knights of Columbus hall.
The February meeting of Brattleboro
chapter, ID. \. r., will be held with
Mrs. Clarence L.. Stickncy on Linden
street Monday afternoon at clock
\ program of especial interest has
been prepared for the Sunday school
social to be held this evening in the
Nestrv of the Methodist church. In
addition 10 piano and vocal selections,
there will be music by an orchestra.
Refreshments and games VIII follow
After the final argument in the case
OF Isle NJ. Carpenter against the
Central Vermont railroad yesterday af-
tcrnoon the supreme court considered
two Windsor county cases and con
cluded its business locally. The sew
eral members returned TO their homes
this morning.
The first of the series of evangelistic
services in the Congregational ehruch.
conducted by the pastor. will be held
next Sunday evening AT Q clock. The
same plan as in former years will be
adopted. There will be special music
and the singing of familiar hymns, led
by chorus choir Next Sunday night
Alison Dugan will render violin solo.
The pastor : subject viii be The Amaz.
ing Gift Of Love.
In spite of the fact that il was
showing again today train service on
all roads and branches was improved
over that of yesterday. Even the West
River branch train from South Lon
donderry came in this morning nearly
ON time and started back. The morn
ing trains from north and south on the
Boston x Maine were about on time,
but the Central Vermont train from
New London was Il little late.
y combined meeting of the woman :
auxiliary and ladies aid society OF
the Episcopal church will he held Fri
day afternoon ut the home Of Mrs
George w. Tyler at , Tyler street. 4
missionary program in charge of the
woman 5 auxiliary will hc given: Pa
per on Indians by Mrs H. w. Mont
goincry; paper on Negroes by Mrs G
Babb; paper on Mountain Whites BY
Mrs. W. Ii. Haywood
The Vermont commission on work
men compensation. consisting OF
Lieut.. Gov. Frank T.. Howe. Secretary
of state Guy w. Bailey and ATTORNEY
Hate X. Darling, will hold a conference
in Grand Army hall, Brattleboro. at ;
O'Clock on Friday evening of this week
The commission wishes 10 meet al
many representatives Of employers an,
employees as may wish to discuss the
subject of workmen 5 compensation.
The possibility of u thaw, although
during the past few days ha,
appeared rather remote is one tha
should be prepared for. To this end
while the street railway company i
working, as are the town officials, I,
clear away the masses of snow cspec
tally in the business section of the vii
lage, il would be good Judgment I,
clear out the cutters in order that tn,
sidewalks might not overflow NOR
than actually necessary on the frs
really warm day.
The stage settings for tile two act
OF the musical comedy, That Girl o
Nine TO be given next week by tn
ways and means committee of tn
Brattleboro Woman 5 club. will b
beautiful as well as unusual, ana tn
most preteutiouS ever used in an anna
tcur production in the auditorium. Al
the scenery will hc brought from Bos
ton, that used in the first act being
complete drawing room scene includin
gilt furniture and chandeliers Tn
second act takes place on roof toI
he setting typical of roof garden
and the lighting effects will be quit
out 81 the ordinary.
The assembly graft investigator
committee at Albany, y. Y. met MOI
day night and appointed its couns,
John Kirkland Clark, one of Distri,
attorney Whitman : assistants VIII
was present at the meeting ana u,
repted the appointment. Mr. Clark
- years old. Ia 1903 he married Mis
Margaret Holbrook of New Yorl
daughtey of the late Judge William I
Holbrook. Judge tloIbrook was 50
of the late ex-Goy. Frederick Ho
brook of Brattleboro. Mr.. and Mr.
Clark have four children. Mr.. Clar
is son of the late Edward +. CLAIR
journalist, and of Kate Epson Clark.
Mr.. Wales viii give his annual r
crption and exhibition eomplmcntaI
20 the misses and masters of his dan
ing class in Festival hall Thursd;
evening Feb 10 NJ \ a 'rlork Don