The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The meeting of the New England
Auxiliary will be postponed one week.
Harvest day viii be observed at
the Home for the Aged Wednesday,
Nov. 10, from 10 a. M. to P. m.
The nine clerks in Donnell & Da-
Wis S millinery store with Mrs. S. w.
Edgett and Miss Mary Donnen will
go to Guilford tonight to attend the
ehicken-pie supper at George Miller s.
The date for the session of the United
States court in the office of the marshal
A. z. Carpenter, for naturalization pur
poses, has been changed from next
Monday to the following day, Tuesday,
at TO a. M
Graustark, the seven-aet V. L. S. E.
special feature, is the attraction at
the Princess theater today, with Fran
els X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in
the leading parts, supported by an en-
inent cast of stars.
Peter Biagiotti, proprietor of the
Boston Fruit market, said this after
noon that there is no truth in the re-
port that he has disposed of his bust
ness. He announces that he will con
tinue to conduct the business as he has
in the past.
The Lost Found will be the subject
of the sermon by Rev. D. E. Trout in
the Universalist church Sunday at
1870 a. m. This subject is in keeping
with the distinctive doctrine of the
| church, namely, the final harmony of
all souls with God, and all Universal
lst ministers in the United States are
asked to preach upon some phase of
this idea Sunday.
Because of the name given to the NOV
ing pictures to be shown in the Audi
forum today and tomorrow, The German
Side of the War, some have gotten the
idea that they favored the German
cause This is erroneous. The pictures
are entirely neutral, but were taken by
| a photographer who secured permission
to accompany German troops and are
as interesting to partisans on one side
as on the other.
When the West River branch train
that left here last evening reached
South Londonderry the northern termi
nus of the line, it was showing. This
morning there was two inches of snow
on the ground there and the cars O.
the train reached BrattIeboro with thei1
| tops covered with very evident sign
of the approach of winter. Snow fel
on the summit of Wantastiquet noun
/ tain this morning at the same time tina
rain was falling Mt lower levels.
i Sheriff Clifford E. Mann was
called from the County House a
4 Newfane Wednesday evening to thu
Il Newfane Inn where he found mos
of his deputies assembled. He sooI
l learned that he was wanted for a
special purpose for Attorney E. w
I Gibson, who was at the Inn, on be
I half Of the deputy sheriffs of Wind
ham county presented the sheriff Will
/ a valuable and very handsome COLE
badge of office. The sheriff was taker
by surprise, but expressed his appre
citation of the gift.
Henry G. Ryan of Brattleboro, Vt.
H was fined $50 in the district cour
H Yesterday morning on charge Of
h operating an automobile while unde
the influence of liquor, says the Green
field correspondence in today's Spring
4 field Republican This was the frs
case of this nature that has appeared
before the court in a long time. Ryan
who is employed as a clerk in Brat
tleboro store, was arrested on TIN
Bernardston road late Wednesday af
ternoon after he had driven his Fore
runabout against a telephone pole b,
/ the roadside.
LADY'S black pony skin fur coat, viii
be sold reasonable Inquire at "a Wash
ington St. Adv. 20S-21: