The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

4 golf team from the Keene Country
club will play against the BrattIeboro
Country club team on the local course
tomorrow afternoon
Robert Barr Kayser. salesman. of
Boston and Miss Edith Trowbridce
Champney Of New York were married
Sunday by Carl S. Hopkins, Justice of
the peace
Harrison William Keach and Miss
| Evelyn Grace Clark, both of Buckland.
| Mass, were married Saturday afternoon
in the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Thomas w, Owens.
The attraction at the Princess
theater today is the fve-act Paramount
production, The Governor 5 Lady. fea-
| turing Edith Wynne Mathison sup.
| ported by an all-star cast
Preparations for setting the big win
| dows in the front Of the Mosher gar
/ age of Flat street was started today
| Mr. Mosher says the front will be in
this week. He is already using the
ground floor.
As X. E. Mosher was driving his
| light horsepower Hudson across the
car tracks near the railroad station last
evening the rear axle on the left side
broke short off. There was no other
| damage and no one was injured.
Rev. George Sutherland of Hunting
ton, Conn, conducted the services in
St. Michael's Episcopal church yester-
day. Rev. Nelson Kellogg, the rector
of the church, preached in Charles
town, n II.
The Broken Coin, big serial drama
| with Francis Ford and Grace Cunard
| and big cast viii be the special at
| traction at the Empire today Pictures
| with Francis Ford are always good so
the Empire patrons viii have a treat
Tor Is weeks.
The annual reunion of the Windham
! County Veterans association will be
held again this year at Island park
Sept s. The members viii gather
there Immediately after the arrival of
the morning trains and at noon din
ner will be served.
: Harry Augustus Bixby. son OF Albert
II. Bixby of 81 Washington street, a
painter and well-known young man, and
Miss Cora May Bliss Schuetz of Elm
street, were married Saturday after
noon III the office Of the town clerk by
Carl S. Hopkins, justice of the peace.
Glass No. 10 of the Baptist Bible
school, Mrs. Annah Gale teacher, had
a delightful lawn party at the home OF
Mrs. w. +. Mixer on Western avenue
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hanks s
class was invited and several from that
class were present \ bountiful sup
! per was served.
Florence l. (Boyle) Gilbert of Brat
, tleboro has entered suit for divorce
4 from her husband, Charles w. Gilbert
now of Plattsburg. n. Y. They were mar
: ried Jan. II, 1913, in Hartford. Conn, by
) Rev. John Coleman Adams and lived
/ together until April 10, 1913. She
d charges desertion and neglect and re
n fusal to support.
: Francis Patrick Hopkins of Whitman
J sett, Mass, and Miss Florence LilIiaI
I Archambo of Holyoke, Mass, were mar
/. ! ried this morning i'll the Office of Car
S. Hopkins, justice of the peace. II,
also performed the marriage ceremony
for Charles Nichols, a millhand of Lud
low, Mass, and Mrs. Ellen s. (Phil
d ips) Williams of Springfield Mass.
The Atlanta University male quartz
gave concert in the Congregations
d church last evening ana Prof. A. G. Dill
II Of the faculty presented the work o
a the university, which is to give no1
{, NAL school training to its students an,
h fit them to 60 among their race a
teachers, The attendance was of fai
d. size, but smaller than usual on accoun
+ of a storm. The singing was much en-
t joyed, although perhaps not so fully a
70 when more Of the real southern melC
m dies are given.
ar Charles Miner will leave this after
noon on the 4.23 train with his bi
S. horse, Duke, for Altamont, n. Y
II, where the animal will be exhibited frs
a this season in circuit of fairs. Fror
e. there the horse viii be taken to Can
bridge, N. Y, for a fve-days fair. Th
at tent was shipped Saturday and NJ
" Miner IS son-in-law, Joseph Dunlevy
ic went with it and will remain with tn
to horse during the exhibition tour. NJ
Miner is accompanied by two men, VIII
will have charge Of the horse. The al
imal is heavily insured against raj
road accidents and fire. Mr.. Miner
business in town is left in charge of HI
:, DAUGHTER Mrs DunleVy during his oil