The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

| The New England Order of Protec-
/ ton will hold a regular meeting in
Grand Army hall this evening at s
/ O clock.
1 Protective Grange will hold a regu-
| lar meeting Wednesday evening. The
/ program will be in charge of the lec-
turer, Mrs. II. W. Sargent.
/ w. W. Hodgman has bought = To-
1 passenger Studebaker autobus to take
care of his business between Brattle-
1 boro and Winchester, N. H. He makes
| two trips a day each way.
4 The Daughters circle of the Univer-
4 salist church will have a basket picnic
and launch ride Tuesday evening, if
1 the weather is favorable, leaving the
i dock about $50 o'clock.
1 The Baptist picnic will be held.
l weather permitting, Saturday of this
| week in Centerville on the Clark
/ grounds, sometimes called Creamery
/ flat. Further particulars will be given.
The Epworth League will hold a
lawn party Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson.
| % Western avenue A literary and
/ musical program will be rendered. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Every
i DOuy Is lDVlJe0.
All of the structural steel for the
| garage and livery building under con-
struction by X. f. Mosher on Flat
street has arrived and work is now
being rushed. The delay in the arrival
| OF the steel forced suspension of
| operations for some time.
Gaby Deslys in the four-act Para
mount production, Her Triumph. is
| the attraction at the Princess theater
today. Miss Deslys is assisted by her
dancing partner in vaudeville, Harry
| Pilcer. This picture will be shown once
at the matinee and twice at the even
ing performance.
Owing to the steady increase in his
baggage transfer and delivery business
l.. |. Allen has added to his equipment
q three-quarter ton capacity Jeffrey
/ truck. With his light car and his
horse equipment in addition to the
truck Mr.. Allen will now be able to
handle all orders promptly.
Rev. George Venn Daniels, of the
Wayland Memorial church in Phila-
dciphia, preached very acceptably for
the Baptists yesterday. He is to supply
| for the next three Sundays 1t will
/ be remembered that Mr. Daniels be-
| gan the supply for July last year, but
! after one Sunday was disabled bv an
automobile at Mortified and incapae-
! itatcd for the rest of the month.
Francis Thomas Morrison, a chauf-
feur, and Miss Jeanette Gillian
/ Forbes, both of Holyokc, Mass, we're
married Saturday by Justice Carl s.
| Hopkins William Bcrwell Crosby, an
4 insurance agent, and Miss EVELYN
1 III ~ .nnarifC Dop4nr -
1 Mass, were married Saturday by Mr..
/ Hopkins, and he performed similar
! ceremony that day for Joseph Henry
! Harvey of Worcester, Mass, and Miss
| Gertrude Margaret Brown of Welles-
| ley, Mass.
As Arthur Carter was driving his
Il Ford car down Elliot street Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Fletcher of Marlboro
turned her horse from in front of
I Shea S store and Mr. Carter attempted
I to go behind her rig. When she saw
i the car she stopped her horse and
backed, the result being collision.
| One wheel of the wagon was slightly
damaged and Mrs. Fletcher's Young
! son was badly frightened, but not m
! jured. Mr. Carter made PREPARATION for
! the damage ut once, which included
! pay for some broken eggs.
The funeral of Mrs. t. ]. B. Cud-
worth was held Saturday afternoon at
! $50 in her late home on High street.
! Rev. ID. f. Trout, pastor of the Uni
| versalist church ofliciatcd and Walter
S. Staarns sang two selections, Lead.
| Kindly Light, and Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere. There was a profusion of
| beautiful flowers. The bearers were
| Ralph Cudworth, Henry Cudworth, Guy
| r. Howe and Ernest NJ Goodenough.
! The burial took place in the family lot
in Prospect Hill cemetery. Those from
| ont Of town were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| Cudworth and Prudence and Wallace
| Cudworth Of Hartford Conn, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy p. Howe of Athol, Mrs.
| Viola Coolidge of Ludlow, Mrs Gertie
Waite of Chester, Mrs. f. l.. Bass of
Bethel and Miss Elisabeth Cudworth
and Jerry Cudworth of Townshend