The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

would be appreciated.
A meeting Of all the merchants o
the town will be held in Festival hal
Tuesday night at $50 to consider a co
operative holiday opening 1t is hope
that all merchants of the town will b
present.
Frederick A. Schram has been com
mitted from the municipal court to til
state industrial school at Yeroennc
for not less than one year nor NOR
than two years, on a charge of breac'
of the peace.
Walter S. Pratt shipped this mornin
his herd bull, Waterloo Clay, to FREQ
erick Crane of Dalton, Mass. NJ
Crane has the largest herd of dair
Shorthorn cattle in New England an
bought the bull to head his herd.
John Octave Lefevre, "A, a vetera
of the Civil war, in which he served
a member of the 18th Vermont regiment
died in his home in Rutland yesterday
He was q native of Montpelier and ha,
lived in Rutland since 1871. He leave
three sons, one of whom is John lie
fevre of Brattleboro The funera
will be held Monday at s o clock.
A new cement walk has been laid 81
the east side of Main street from II.
corner of Harris place north to thu
driveway into the property of Mrs
! George S. Dowley. 1t was necessary t.
raise the walk the greater part of til
distance, and it is a big Improvement
On Harris place a small section is be
mig laid.
The 43d annual meeting of the Ver
mont Cavalry Reunion society will i
held in Rutland Thursday. The bus
ness meeting in the afternoon will b
! followed by a supper and campfire i
the evening. Capt. H. C. Streeter, one
of the permanent committee of al
engagements, will attend About 65 ar
expected to be present, some Of then
being men who win come from tho
middle West for the occasion.
w. G. Doolittle is about to begir
numbering, after a year retirement
from business because Of i'll health
Monday he will start a job on a chest
nut lot on the Bernardston road. G. II
Clark has contracted to cut the tim
Der and get out the railroad ties. Late
Mr.. Doolittle will begin a job on
pine lot in Newfane. He will driv,
his fast pacing horse, Warren G., dur
ing tho fall.
Henry G. Clark received q Telegram
this morning from Lester Howard, stat
cattle commissioner of Massachusetts
notifying him that all cattle in tn
Brighton stock barns were released
from quarantine. Mr.. Clark, like othe
cattle dealers, had cattle in the barns
which have been kept in quarantin
because of a suspected case Of foot an
mouth disease which turned out to b
nothing serious.
Henry X White of New York,
4 well-known lecturer, will give an illus
4 tratod lecture Monday evening in Higl
& School hall, the proceeds of which vii
go into the treasury of the Dial, tn
school publication Mr.. White vii
lecture on The Moon and Neighborin
4 planets and viii illustrate his talk wit
some remarkable stereopticon views
White has given this lecture man
times and has been well receive
wherever he has been heard.
4 The Deerfeld correspondence in tn
4 Springfield Republican of today containe
B the following; About 80 of the Deerfiel
4 women called on Mrs. Gertrude Thayer an
81 her mother, Mrs. Richmond, Wednesda
4 evening, and presented them with an ALE
n print of the village street looking mort
n near their home, and a dolly of the bin
and white needlework society, as a toke
4 of their esteem and reminder of the
e home in Deerfield" Mrs Thayer will con
b to Brattleboro next week to live with h,
q mother, Mrs. II. J d.. Richmond of 216 Can
4 street.
4 a meeting of the general committee
4 the proposed Chapman and AIexand
b evangclistic campaign of four weeks, b
d ginning late in November, was held in Il
4 Baptist chapel last evening, when lett
& from the evangelists was read naming &C
3 tain conditions which it would be nccessa
to guarantee. 1t was voted to guarant
to fulfill the conditions, but the questi,
Il of the coming of the evangelists is n
n finally decided as a possible invitatit
a from another place which took up the m5
\ ter ahead of Bratteboro must first be d
\ posed of.
n The Princess theater was packed
both afternoon and evening perfor
Z ances yesterday, when The Island
& Regeneration, a picture based on CyT
\ ToWnshend Brady's book of the SAL
\ name, was presented. Miss Edi
4 Storey, a favorite picture film actre
, takes the leading role. The story is
strong one and is wonderfully W
portrayed on the screen and carr
with it striking moral lesson. 1t
one of the best pictures thus far sho'
4 at this theater.
David Stuart Barclay Allardice, ne
My 20, street carman in Providen
r. l., from 1879 until 10 years ago q
in recent years night Waterman at |
4 repair shop of the Rhode Island &C
pany, was found dead at his place
work early Tuesday morning. I
body, which was lying on the floor n
the office door, was found by Edy
Chandler, the first arrival at the sh
Mr.. Allardice s lantern was lying
u. the cement floor beside him. Mr.. All
- dice was a native of Scotland, Y
m fhiS country in aorly- MON ~