The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Needlecraft viii meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry L. Thayer
of Forest street
Glass No. u of the Baptist Bible
school will have a sewing meeting to-
morrow afternoon in the church
parlors.
An automobile, the property of the
Connecticut River Power company,
caught fire yesterday on the Main
street bridge, but was not badly dam
aged.
The Home Mission circle of the
Methodist society win hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening in
the home of Mrs. Eliza Adams, Myrtle
street.
Mosher & Tucker have delivered
this week Overland touring ears to
Carl S. Hopkins, W. II. Braekett, Jesse
Haynes and E. J. Shea of Brattleboro
and James A. Muzzy of Jamaica
The ladies circle of the Universal
list church will hold its annual meet
ing and election Of officers tomorrow
afternoon at 40 The annual straw
berry supper will be served at 6.l5.
Hugo Nicholas Malmstrom of Spring
field, Mass, and Miss Selma Johanna
| Nelson of Middletown, Conn, were
| married yesterday afternoon in the
office of the town clerk by Carl S
| Hopkins, justice of the peace
Members and friends of the Chris.
tan Endeavor society of the Centre
Congregational church enjoyed a soeia
| III the chapel last evening Guessing
games and stunts were INDUCED in. Ice
! cream was served, and the evening
| closed with the singing of hymns.
/ Mrs G. II, Niles gave a ten-cent so
cial yesterday afternoon for Mrs. En-
ma Niles at her home on Union hill, fo1
the benefit Of the Uniycrsalist church
; bout 80 were present Refreshment.
| q cake and ice cream were served anc
The afternoon was spent pleasantly.
Fred H. Harris won both of his
matches in the New England tennis
! championship tournament in Hartford
Conn, yesterday. Ia the first round
he defeated J. g. \. Burnham of Trim.
ity college 90, Cd, and in the second
won from T. w. Coles of Hartford GA
O.
The regular council fire of Poeahon
tas council No. 4, D. of p, Will be
| kindled at s clock Thursday even
ing in Red Men s hall ut which time
some new features on the program will
4 be presented. During June, July ano
August only the regular council fires
viii be kindled, the second and fourth
Thursday Of each month.
| George Almus WiIlcutt, foreman a
the livery stable Of Mosher & Tucker
and Mrs Georgia Anna Steele
Lucies were married last evening il
the parsonage of St. Michael's Roman
Catholic church by Rev. Fathe
Michael J. Carmody, pastor OF tn,
church They left on the evening
train for a brief wedding trip.
That the Car Trio met with the ap
proval of the audiences at the Princes
last night was evident by the repeat
ed eneores. Mildred Carr gave IN,
exhibition of dancing and Cliffor,
, Carr is an exceptionally clever DO,
comedian. Tomorrow the special al
traction will be the big Paramount
feature, The Italian, in six parts.
Horace s. Goodenough of IL Wal
nut street, formerly in the grocer
business, and Mrs Amy F. Sears OF 4
Main street were married last evenin
4 at o'clock in the home of ALDER
Smith. 10 Horton place, by Rev. De
mar f. Trout, pastor of the Universe
Z list church. They left for a weddin
trip last evening, after which the
q will live in Brattleboro.
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