The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

business in town this morning.
David o. Cooley caught 45 trout YES
terday which weighed about five
pounds.
The BARRIERS employed 1T !cnihau S |
sanitary barber shop have today adopt |
ed white uniforms and white shoes
The attraction at the Princess thea
ter today is the four-reel Paramount
production, The Sign of the Cross, fea-
turing William Farnum.
F. A. Larrow is remodeling his gar
age which has been occupied bv Will
son Brothers on Flat street. Henry
Whitaker will be in charge.
The annual meeting of Bingham
chapter, O. E. s., will be held TUESDAY
evening. A good attendance is desired.
Supper will be served at els.
The Brattleboro Baking COMPANY has
adopted a novel scheme to advertise its
Sugar Loaf bread. Particulars will be
found in an advertisement elsewhere.
The next meeting of Protective
Grange, Wednesday evening. Will BIZ
young people s night and the program
will be in charge of Fred II. Spaulding,
jr.
Charles Miner, owner of the mann
today over the condition of the ami
NAL. The horse has been i'll with lock
Jaw two weeks, but today he appears
much improved.
A meeting of the Brattleboro Civic
Improvement league viii be held this
evening at s o'elock at the home of
DIR. Henry d. Holton. 1t is hoped
large number of members will be pres
ent to talk over the matter of cleanup
day.
Joseph Elias Miller Of Greenfield,
Mass, who until recently had been en-
ployed at the Brooks House, and Miss
Lillian Maud Moore of Brattleboro
were married Saturday evening in the
Bapsst parsonage by Rev. George E.
Tomkinson, pastor of the First Baptist
church
The Vermont Loan and Trust Co.,
through its Spokane office, has sold to
Charles f. Craig, former banker, 12.-
| 600 acres of land near Lind, Adams
county, Wash, the transaction repre-
senting over 100000. The land is in
parcels of 100, 500 and $40 acres and
some of it is rented and improved
with buildings.
At the Empire tonight Bob Leonard
and Ella Hall will appear in the next
to the last episode of The Master Key.
/ there being two exciting reels George
i Larkin of Trey O'Hearts fame, will
| be seen in The Temptation of Edwin
Swayne, two-part society drama Ed
/ die Lyons, in a comedy, The Exploits of
Elaine, great serial picture, with
! Pearl White, will start Thursday, April
%.
| In business meeting of the Attain
| ers, young women 5 Sunday school
! class of the Methodist church. recently
i held in the home of Misses Corona and
/ Minnie Bell of 76 Canal street. the fol
lowing officers were elected for the com
/ ing year; President, Mrs Nav Benson;
! vice president, Miss Doris Wyman; sec
rotary, Miss Rose Johnson; treasurer,
Mrs. E. 2. Smith; librarian, Miss Clara
/ Tarbox; chairman of the social COM
mittee, Miss Nena Collier
George Z. Fox, manager of the Audi
torium, has set a good example for
persons whose places of business are
near the railroad bank. In antieipa-
ton of cleanup day, at his own ex-
lpense he has had the section of the
bank in the rear Of the Auditorium
and in the rear of the bill-poster 5
room thoroughly cleaned mp. also the
driveway and court between the town
hall building and the building next
south. 1t was no small task. but the
E. improvement was very marked.
/ Lyman H. Howe s travel festival fur
nished a very pleasing program to two
fair-sized audiences in the Auditorium
Saturday afternoon and evening, main
tanning the established higa ,eaute tlon
Of this moving picture show The films
upon which special stress was iald de
picted the United States navy, showing
the pig guns IN action and various 9th
er features of this wonderful organiza-
ton. The naval pictures requi cd 81
much time that the balance OF the pro
gram was somewhat less varied thar
usual, although very interesting.