The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Services will be held in the First
Baptist church at 730 each night this
week, except Saturday, in commemo-
ration of the last weels of the life Of
Jesus
Mrs. Napoleon w. Nallencourt Of 81 II
South Main street fell this morning
and fractured two ribs on her right
side. DR.. Harry P. Greene attended to
the injury.
Arthur Z. Torrey of Hinsdale will
erect buildings this summer on the site
OF those burned last September on his
farm George S. Holden of Brattleboro
will have charge of the work.
The mission study class of the Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday
evening in the league room at -.
This will be the next TO the last meet
ing in the course of study on missions
in Japan.
One travelling man was anxious to
get to West Brattleboro. He inquired |
| OF travelling friend how to do it. |
Take the first elephant s coffin that
passes on wheels and say your pray
ers, was the reply.
A service of prayer and organ music
| appropriate to Holy Week will be held
IN the Centre Congregational church
| Wednesday afternoon from to )
o clock. Everybody is invited to come
for quiet hour with meditation and
prayer.
There will be 4 masquerade dance in
the Masonic temple Thursday, April
l. All Masons, with ladies. are cordi-
ally invited TO be present Tickets
may be obtained from the entertain
ment committee or from Mr. Wales at
the temple
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church Is making arrangements for the
entertainment at the Brooks House of
Bishop Richard J. Cooke of Portland
Ore, who viii preside at the Vermont
conference of Methodist churches.
which Will be held in Brattlcboro ApriI
p to %.
The program for tonight at the En-,
pire promises to be full of interest.
The Master Key contains some lively
situations, especially this installment.
t%ulIne Bush in The Sin of Olga
hFandt shows this popular actress in
y pleasing two-part drama and in The
! Fatal Hanson a Sterling comedy will
show plenty of laughs
& Up to this morning only 223 dcgs
1 had been licensed for the year in
q Rrattleboro. Dog owners. who have
d not Vet paid the fee required for
keeping dogs have until the close Of
business on April l to buy a license
while the price is at low mark. Be
4 ginning on April , dog licenses are
y more expensive as q penalty for being
late, Last year AIS dogs were Il
q censed
4 TFixi6, q full-blooded cocker spaniel
+ owned by Fred Spaulding, jr., of High
& land street, was killed SATURDAY. night
& She had strayed over TO Pine street
& and was in Charles B. Davis's yard
4 when his son, Elmer Davis, threw a
3 stone, hitting her in the forehead and
inticting injuries so that it was nee
3 cssavy TO shoot her. She was a valu-
able animal and leaves a litter of five
3 pups three weeks old
7 On Friday and Saturday afternoon
and Saturday evening, March 26 auG
y, Mrs. H. Z. Bascom held an at
t-active opening, presenting this sea
son 5 most approved styles in millinery
\ fascinating variety of modes ana
sr materials for individual selection was
seen. The rooms were deliberately dee
grated with baskets of flowers ana pot
+ ted plants. Refreshments were serve,
II Saturday afternoon and evening.
~ Juqgc r rank +, BARBER nedTu IL iiLu
II. nicipaI court Saturday q civil suit OF
II Mrs J. Alkaline Perry against Mrs
= Eva Q. Bell, to recover SO, the amoUn
Of half a month s rent for the lower
! tenement at : Birge street. The de
~ PENDANT claimed that due notice of tn,
4 intention to leave had been given,
~ statement denied by the plaintiff. y
decision was given.
~ Salomy Jane, seven-part produe
e ton, will be shown today at the Prin
m cess theater and owing to the length O
40 this production the show will begin i
Iv the evening promptly at 7 Q clock. Fo
Of morrow Peerless Pendleton, the won
m der worker of the mystic world, wi
h. appear for one day only. Pendleton tell
your past, present and future At tn
ia matinee every lady present will be gs1
pr en- a private reading, If in doubt ahou
his anything, ask Pendleton.