The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


nesday afternoc2.
Fort Drummer colony of Pilgrim Fathers
will meet this evening with Mrs. w f.
Mixer, 107 Western avenue. There is i'm
portant business to be transacted.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
drill tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
c. A r. hall, to which all officers and
members are requested to be present
Corncred, the tenth episode Of The
Broken coin, featuring Roleaux in some
very exciting stunts, will be che of the
interesting features shown at the EN-
pire tonight.
Elsie Janis will be seen today at the
Princess theatre in the play written by
herself, Betty in the Search Of Thrills.
Tomorrow an episode of Neal of the
Navy will be shown.
Alfred Bosburg of South Londonderry
was arrested yesterday in Londonderry by
Deputy Sheriff Earl Davis The charge
against him is a statutory offense He is
in the county Jail at Newfane awaiting a
hearing before the county court.
lloyd Garrison Davies, a former mem
Der of the Brattleboro Twin State base
ball team and now a member of the |
Philadelphia American team, and Miss
Marion P. Shaw of Peabody, Mass,
were married in Peabody Saturday
evening. They are to make their home
in Peabody.
Walter Curtis of Guilford, charged with |
intOxication, was taken to Newfane this |
morning to work out a sentence of - |
days imposed by the municipal court. He |
was unable to pay a fine of 50 and costs
Two other cases of intoXicatiOn were dis
posed of by payment of fines. All were
first offenses.
This is the time of year, with the |
leaves httering the ground, when mo-
| tormen find it hard to stop trolley ears
at a given point and when drivers Of |
automobiles find it necessary to exeT-
else unusual care. There is nothing
| that makes a roadbed more slippery
than wet leaves, and ears skid readily |
| Robert Wells Burritt. salesman of
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Janet Pa
| ton of the same city We're married this
morning at 11.30 clock III the parsoa-
| age of the Universahst church by Rev.
| Delmar L. Trout. \ single ring service
was used Mr.. and Mrs. Burritt left this
! afternoon for New York on their we'd
| ding trip.
Bingham chapter, O. E. s, will begin the
usual series of family suppers next
Tuesday, Oct 10, at the temple The wo-
men will meet socially in the afternoon and
| the supper will take the form of basket
! picnic in charge of the VS. and VS. There
| will be no soliciting. Coffee will be served.
At the regular meeting in the evening the
/ initiatory work will be exemplihed.
! Many local automobile parties made the
| trip over the Mohawk trail yesterday. At
| North Adams, Mass, it was said that the
| travel over the trail was the heaviest since
| Labor day and heavier than any day pre-
ceding that holiday. The scenery was
beautiful and the day ideal for a long trip.
| The road over the mountain shows the I'M
mistakabe signs of a hard season, and
much repair work must be done it be-
fore the opening of another season,
As Morgan Sherman was driving an auto
mobile with a party of operators of the
Brattleboro telephone exchange home from
i Bernardston last evening, to which town
they had walked, the rear axle worked
loose on the Hinsdale road about two miles
south of the Schorling place. The young
women preferred to walk into Brattleboro
rather than wait for another machine to be
sent for them which gave them consider
able walking mileage for the day. Mr..
Sherman discovered the trouble in time to
prevent an accident that might have been
| serious.
| The PittsfeId, Mass, correspondent
Of the Springfield Sunday Republican
| contributed half a column or more 10
| that paper on the trip of the Brattle
| boro board of trade TO that city las
i week Thursday. He said by way of in
i PRODUCTION: The visit of SO Vermonters
/ members Of the Brattleboro board OF
i trade, 20 Pittsfeld Thursday night
Il gives one the idea that that board must
II be a live one. The members made the
trip to Pittsfeld, to Springfield and
II back home again in II automobiles, ana
II carried with them Gov c. w. Gates of
H Vermont and other state officials The
II trip was made to learn something about
L road building, and Gov Gates said that
H the members had learned something
/ that he always visited Massachusetts
II when he wants to learn something about
H good roads and highway legislation. Not
II q bad tribute that to the Massachusetts
H state highway commission. Then follow
II ed comment regarding Vermont in gen
/ eral, some of which, apparently uninten-
II tionally, was somewhat at variance
II with the facts, and the article closed
II with this statement: If the men who
II visited Pittsield from Vermont are a
II sample of Vermont business men, Just
II keep your eye on Vermont.
= Carnations SOC per dozen. Chrysanthe-
NUNS 75c up, per dozen, at the Durham
- Greenhouse, Is Linden st. Tel 457-W.
= 196-19S
lie Stereopticon lecture on astronomy, High
le school room Monday evening at o'clock
" Admission 25c, school children Zoe Adv
IF 1876
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es Mrs Morehouse will be at the Brooks
ii House during this week with art needle
IN work and materials. Holiday cards and
o. novelties Ladies are invited to call
r. Adv 195-197*