The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The K. o. K. A will meet Wednes-
day evening at 1.15 in the Universalist
church The meeting will be followed
by a luncheon
The Ladies Enterprise society will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. ,, at , o'clock with Mrs. Z. L. Win
chester, ) Chestnut street.
The Monday Bridge club held its first
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs c. L. GRAHAM. The prize
was won by Mrs. A. p. Simonds.
The open season on deer closes at )
O'Clock tonight The law reads that they
may be taken from Nov 10 to Dee /,
after ; am. and before pm, both days
inclusive.
| Frank Wright was one of the successful
deer hunters in the season which ends to-
| day He shot a handsome buck weighing
over Ito pounds on the hills beyond West
Brattleboro toward the Marlboro north
pond district
X. f. Mosher has ordered four linn
/ cuisines and an automobile hearse for
/ funeral use in town, and they have been
shipped. There are but few places in
i New England where motor cars are
used for this purpose.
Il Tea will be served at the country club
on Thursday afternoons beginning this
week and continuing through the winter.
1t is hoped that the women members Of
the club will make special effort to come
for an informal social time on these after
moons. No further notice will be sent to
members.
Leonard Davis Pierce, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ansel j. Pierce, and Miss
Pearl Minnie Bishop of Keene, n H.
were married this noon at the home of
the bridegroom S parents on Canal
street. Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton per
formed the ceremony in the presence
only of immediate relatives.
Edward Jackson was arrested yester-
day on serious charge brought
against him by Nellie Ellis He was
| arraigned in the municipal court last
evening and the case was mol pressed
by State : Attorney A. Y. -. Piper.
Another charge of serious nature by
the complainant was Immediately filed
against him.
The east part of the big barn own
ed by l.. II. Richardson, formerly oc-
eupied by Howard & Yearly, which
was almost entirely destroyed by fire
on the morning of Nov. 4, has been re
paired and F. \. Connarn. who had
started blacksmith shop in the build
ing only a few days before the fire.
has again resumed business.
There is plenty of sewing ready at
the Red Cross headquarters in the
American building for those who are
ready to work on the making of gar
ments for the relief of the Belgians.
In the window this afternoon was
placed display of articles that have
r Oeen made. also the Ryte-Me calendars
which are on sale at headquarters.
7 The charge of breach of the peace
brought against Edwin Moultrop OF
n Grafton and continued for a hearing
until Yesterday was mol pressed by
G State : Attorney \. V. ID. Piper
e Moultrop was out on bail of 5000
.harge Of intoxication which had beer
+ brought against Moultrop previously
II and on which he was sentenced to the
state sanltarium, was appealed.
j Superior court was occupied today il
= he trial Of the case of Sidney W
Edgett, Brattleboro, against +. II
Palmer. and several others. which open
g ed Friday. The ease involves a rea
y estate transaction in which severa
parties were interested. and the litiga
.' ton accompanying the trade has beer
q" quite extended. beginning with 4 law
suit in the Vermont courts, which
/ originally charged Mr. Edgett will
a misrepresentation in the deal. II,
brought the bill in equity, which /
4 she basis of the present suit, causin,
e several parties who had been engage,
n the transaction to be summoned in
a 20 court to show what part they haC
ii in the dealings Mass
correspondence of Nov. 30 in Spring
n field, Mass, Union.