The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Ladies' circle of the Universe
list church will serve a harvest supper
tonight at els. All are invited.
The regular meeting of the w. C. T.
L. for October will be held in the rest
room Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The meeting of the Society of Seam
stresses, Needlewomen and Shop Girls,
which was to have been held in the rest
room tonight, has been postponed in
definitely.
Lionel Barrymore in The Romance of
Elaine is the headline attraction at the
Empire. Tomorrow Charming Mary
Fuller will be seen in a Broadway
! fve-act drama entitled Under Southern
Skies.
Fire which broke out in the ruins of
the Ray and Judge buildings destroyed
| by fire early Saturday morning
necessitated men from the fire station
using hose yesterday, and again this
morning it was necessary to pour W.
ter into the debris.
Deputy United States Marshal Ed
ward s. Whitaker of Rutland was in
| Brattleboro Yesterday serving sub
poenas on witnesses to appear before
| the grand jury of the United States
| court. The jury is now in session in the
! court house in Rutland.
| The annual meeting of the Canal
! Street Book club will be held in the
home of Mrs. Lindsey on Brook street
| Monday evening, Oct. II, at 7.30. Per
sons who desire to join the club are re-
| quested to hand their names to any
member before this meeting.
Oliver billiard Cone, jr., of Middle
i town, Conn, a salesman for the South
ern New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Co., and Miss olga Page Howard
! Of Hartford, Conn, were married yes
! terday afternoon at Lindenhurst by
Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton, pastor of the
4 Centre Congregational church.
\ About 30 neighbors and friends met in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner l..
Il Thomas on Puuey road last evening to
H celebrated their seventh wedding ami
Il versary. Vocal solos We're rendered by
4 Miss Gertrude Matthews and Miss Amy
Mather and piano solo by Miss Irene
H Mather. Refreshments were served.
The attraction today at the Princess
theatre Is the Paramont production,
The House of the Lost Court, in five
acts, featuring Viola Dana. The produc-
ton IS strong in daring intrigue, rich
ness Of plot mystery and romance. To
morrow tie colossus of railroad dramas
The .Juggcrnaut, showing a 5000
train wreck.
The case of Mrs. Z. 4. Phillips OF
Westminster against Mrs. B. Levin, a
suit to recover about $50 alleged to
be due for services as n nurse, was on
trial in county court this morning. /
went to the jury early this afternoon
Attorney 0. B. Hughes appeared fol
the plaintiff and Attorney \. f
Schwenk for the defendant.
Cards have just issued announein:
the engagement Of Donald Dickering
Trottcr Of West Brattleboro and Mis-
Matilda Floyd Ullery of Brattleboro
{ Miss Ullcry is the only daughter o
! Jacob q. TIlery. She graduated las
I'll June from st. Mary S school III Con
I cord, II. II. Mr.. Trotter is Il son of Nj
4 and Mrs. l.. II. Trottcr of Philidcl
phia and is engaged in scientific farm
! ing at his father $ farm in Yves
Z Brattleboro.
The first meeting of the Brattlebor,
Woman s club for the year was he'll,
3 in the Congregational chapel yesterday
B afternoon. Reports of the state FEEDER
alton meetings in St. Adams in Jun,
4 were given by Mrs. 4. l.. Maynard
Mrs. c. c. Fits, Mrs. F. w. Nichols
Miss Edith n. Gilkey and Mrs. f. B
d Smith. Thirteen new members wer
elected and Mrs. II. L. Waterman wa
elected recording secretary in place o
Mrs. Dana H. Gilman, resigned Mrs
4 William II. Bond was heard in delight
Z full songs, accompanied by Mrs. Arthu
q p. Carpenter.
] Rev. and Mrs. f. S. Hewitt cele
! brated the fifth anniversary of thei
marriage Tuesday evening. Between
and 20 neighbors and parishioners cam
4 to greet them with good wishes an
z congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
4 received many useful gifts, includin
a sum of money. In view of the fac
4 that the fifth anniversary is a w0ode
Z one, the guests brought wood, rangin
4 from fire-Wood to tOOthpicks. The ever
Z ing was spent with games, music, reat
j ings and refreshments. The guests frol
out of town were Olin Hewitt of Wine
sor and Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Leavitt an
Z Mr.. Hoyt of South Vernon.
There was Il good attendance at tt
4 regular meeting of Protective Grang
{ last evening. Three applications We
q balloted upon and four application
n were presented. The lecturer prescntC
4 the following program: Song, Beaut
1 full Grange that We love, Grange choi
4 address Of welcome, Walter NJ. Robin
1 master; remarks, Past Masters C.
u Hopkins, II. w. Sargent and p.
- Franklin; song, Mrs. Cola c. Morse al
- Grange chorus; song, John MeKa
n Mrs. Mckay accompanist, Grange Hu
II bandman, edited and read by Mrs. /
Il mer +. Covey aud c. Warner Hopkin
II song, Mrs. Cola G. Morse and Mrs. Be
II sic Knowlton; piano solo, Mrs. Roba
Il Emery; song, Grange chorus. Hem
II made, candy was served during the
Il PERMISSION. The program for the ne
II meeting, Oct. 90, will be in charge