The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-04
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situations.
Glass No. l. Of the Baptist Bible
school will hold d sewing meeting to-
morrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. /
w. Ii. Haigh on Washington street.
The Princess theatre will present to-
day David Belaseo's successful play, |
The Woman, i'll five acts with star I
east. Tomorrow the great naval photo /
drama serial, Neal OF the Navy, will |
begin.
Jacob p. Estey of this town won the !
cniy point for the Amherst golf team
in its match against Dartmouth Oh the
course of the Hanover Country club |
Saturday. Each team had six men and
the score was to l in favor of Dart |
mouth.
Russell Cushman, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
William Cushman of Guilford street,
fell recently from an apple tree while
at play, fraeturing two bones in his
left arm. He was taken to the Me
mortal hospital where Dr. Anderson ana
DR., Aldrich reduced the fracture
Edmund Bosquet of Fall River,
Mass, and Miss Laura Trahan of BIZ
SCIth Main street were married this
morning in St. Michael's Roman Cath
Ollie church, by Rev. Father James
Fogarty, acting pastor of the church.
Both are employed in the Fort Drummer
mill.
In the meeting Of the Baptist church
Friday evening the action OF the Chris
tian Endeavor society on the previous
Tuesday evening was approved and
conferred. In accordance with this ac-
ton the Endeavor meeting viii be held
Wednesday evenings hereafter instead
| of Tuesdays evenings.
The date for the boxing bout between
Arthur Pelkey Of Chicopee, Mass. the
former "white hope and George W.
Bailey, the Vermont strong man. has
been set for Oct. II in Festival hall
Bailey challenged Pelkey some time
| ago and Peiley replied last week that
he was ready to meet Bailey at any
time on conditions to be named by
Bailey.
The automobile fire apparatus was
called this morning at 9.45 O'Clock t.
the building owned by the Eels estate
! in the rear of the Abbott apartment
, building at the corner of South Main
and Canal streets. Trouble with a chin
ney was the occasion for the alarm.
| which was one of several that have
been sounded for the same causes. There
| was TO damage.
Dolphis Fourier of 224 Main street.
| Bridgeport, Conn, has written Chief-of-
! Police George Wilson that he has been
! informed that his brother, Alfred Four
| liner, wooden weaver, was killed by a
/ freight train six weeks ago between
/ White River Junction and Brattleboro,
and he would like more information.
| He says his brother was 80 years old,
! five feet four inches tall, weighed 40
pounds and had dark hair.
Charles w. Cleaveland, merchant. has
/ bought Of Fred Thomas of Guilford the
Ansel Barber place in Guilford, on the
road from GuiIford to West BrattIeboro
1t includes Is to 90 acres of land and
is situated near w. Fl. Tyler's farm.
Mr.. Thomas is a son of the late Mrs.
| Barber. He has been living on the
| place. About 4 year ago both Mr.. and
| Mrs. Barber died within a brief period
Mr.. Cleveland bought the place for
summer home.
E. D. Wells of this town and Miss
Esther ID. Pomfrey of Saratoga, n. Y,
were married Sept. 81 by Rev Father
James Flood at the priests house IN
Saratoga Springs. After the wedding n
reception was held in the home of the
bride S brother, James Pomfrev of
Saratoga, and after Il wedding trip to
Fitchburg, Trey and Springfield VT
the latter place being the home of the
bridegroom's parents, they came to
Brattloboro.
One of the plate glass windows in
the office of the Twin State Gas &
Electric company was broken yester-
day in n peculiar manner. Richard
Bowen was driving a touring car up
the Main street hill when one of the
wheels ran over stone in such a way
that it was snapped with such force
against the heavy glass that it broke
a hole in the window large enough to
permit man s fist to be put through
The Windham Union of Congrega-
tional ministers met in the Centre
church chapel this forenoon, Is minis
ters being present. Rev A. L. Hill of
Hinsdale, n H., gave a paper on The
Minister Message, Rev. r. A. Boards
lee of Springfield (Vt) gave an expo
sition of the BIRD Psalm and Rev Roy
NJ. Houghton of Brattleboro conducted
conference on methods for church
work. After the meeting Rev. Mr..
Houghton entertained the visitors at q
Il delicious chicken dinner.
Suit has been entered in county
court against Roswell E. Warren and
Ford C. Warren of Hampton, Washing
ton county, n. Y, and William Sears
of Whitehall, n. Y, to recover $500
The plaintiffs are Elizabeth NJ. Hunter
of Brattleboro, Mary J. Hunter OF
Poultney and Ruby E. Hunter of Gran
!, vile, n. Y. Tt is alleged that on Jun,
II Z, 1915, the defendants took under {
II levy of execution in an action brough
Ii IL Elizahnth Mnnltnn of White