The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-02
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

day Monday, Labor day.
A special rally of the Baptist church
and congregation as well as the Bible
school is expected next Sunday to greet
the pastor, Rev. Mr. Tom kinson, on
his return to his labors after an alb
sence of two months.
The Paramount picture, The Unafraid,
in five acts will be the attraction at the
Princess theater today, featuring Rita
.Jolivet, the international favorite, and
House Peters. Tomorrow Wilton Lackaye
in The Pit will be the attraction.
Three big feature attractions at the
Empire theater today are Princess Has
san in Under the Crescent, Pearl
White in Exploits of Elaine, and Ben
Wilson in Ladder of Fortune. Eddie
Lyons also will be seen in a comedy |
FIN.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman S Auxiliary of the board of
missions of the Episcopal church will
be held Friday afternoon at 3 clock
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Lane, S
Belmont avenue. A paper, st. Francis
Xavier, will be given.
Ralph E. Pike and Miss Rose NJ
NJ. Robinson of Wardsboro, were mar
| ried at Lindenhurst last evening by
Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton, pastor of the
| Centre Congregational church. They
were attended by the bride S sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Lavoie of
! Brattleboro.
4 Fred H. Harris of Brattleboro won
4 his way into the third round of the
national lawn tennis tournament at
/ Forest Hills, Long Island, yesterday by
defeating H. A. Plummer of New York
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matched today against Charles NJ Bull,
jr., of New York.
h The first stones used in the construc-
H ton of the new railroad station were
4 laid this morning These are from one
of the quarries of mountain stone in
II Hinsdale, n. Il, owned by the CRYSTAL
H Springs Ice. Co. The concern has been
I at work several weeks quarrying stone
especially for the station.
Harriet Berdge Lynde of Guilford
has entered suit for divorce from
Charles II. Lynde, now of Deerfield
Mass. They were married May rs,
/ 1908, in Hinsdale, N. H., and separated
March l, 1915. She alleges desertion
and intolerabIe severity. An order
signed by Judge E. L. Waterman en-
joins her husband or others from in
terfering with her care and custody OF
two minor children.
Walter s. Duggan, in advance for
Cohan & Harris farce, 1t Pays to Ad
vertise, is in town today making ar
engagements for the appearance of this
production at the Auditorium Friday,
] Sept. 10. This farce ran for year
4 at the George NJ. Cohan theater in New
n York city. Mr.. Fox is so certain of the
n tr,r,o e -sl1 l.
4 tically decided to CANCEL all Auditorium
bookings if it does not draw q capacity
house. ...
Emily Lansingh, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lansingh of Chi
cago, and Marion Morse, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Morse OF
Lansdownc, Pa, will sell ice cream
J cake and fancy articles tomorrow af
: ternoon at the ]. L. Morse farm OF
= Black Mountain road, the proceeds Il
I'll be used for the benefit of Mountain
III Whites in Kentucky. These two girls
/ who are u years old, have conducte,
these little fairs and are much inter
Il ested in the work.
Commander William Donaldson 0
4 Greenfield was in town yesterday max
h ing preparations for the clam bake t
~ nc HCIu At NGil grove, 1GeenutI0
\ next Sunday for the Spanish war vet
Grams of Brattleboro and Greenfield
h Chowder will be served from / to : 81
4 at which time the regular bake will b
4 opened Louis l. Allen will take a
\ those wishing to go from here, leavin
the Main street bridge at l clocl
\ 1t is expected that between so an
rs will go from Brattleboro.
I Miss Grace Leach of High street wa
given surprise last evening at he
I home by the arrival of the Wantast
1 duet Camp Fire girls, of which cam
4 she is a member. Nine members wei
4 present. Miss Leach spent the day
the home of her aunt and during II
day the girls decorated the rooms, ii
dining room being attractive wit
ferns, poinsCttias, and red dahlias, an
each room was a tangle of cobweb
the party being a tOpsy -turvey affai
Refreshments were served. Miss LeaC
will go next week to Fitchburg, Mas!
to enter the normal school.
u The public service commission is 81
ing a further hearing today in Read
boro on petition of the Readsbo
q Chair company asking that the Hoos
Tunnel & Wilmington railroad eompal
= be compelled to build a siding fro
III the main tracks of the railroad to t
4 plant of the chair company. The hea
ing was begun two weeks ago. T
construction of the siding involves,
is claimed. the rebuilding of a brids
4 Attorney General II. G. Barber is cou
sci for the railroad and F. c. Archiba
of Manchester and John Z. Gale
Guilford appear for the chair compar
The Flying Squadron under the
rection of the missionary board of t
Methodist church, will be in Bratt
boro and will hold the first of ser
of conventions Sunday morning in I
Methodist church This is their fl
visit to New England, and having ma
Hla remarkable record in the middle a
Il.