The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The BrattIeboro Women s club will |
hold sale Of home cookery at go
Saturday in the Ba2tisc chapel.
A regular meeting of the Daughters
circle will be held in the parlors of the
Universaist church Thursday evening,
Nov. IS, ut 7.30.
At the Empire today, Hobart Heney
in The Tenor, Il three-part drama, and
The Romance CT Elaine will be shown
Tomorrow Mary Fuller will be seen il
Circus Mary, q three-part drama.
Today at the Princess theatre will be
seen the iveact Metro production, He
Own Way, featuring Florence Reed, the
exquisite artist. Tomorrow Hazel Dawn
IN Clarissa will be the attraction.
It was reported here this morning
that Warren Miner, one Of a party OF
eight who are camping near Sunset
lake on deer hunt, killed yesterday
wildcat that stood IS inches at the front
shoulders.
The New England auxiliary held Il
public card party last evening in G. y.
r. hall, which was largely attended and
was a very enjoyable affair. The first
ladies prize was won by Mrs. Carl
English, the first mems prize went to
Henry j. Allen. The consolation prize
was won by Mrs. Ada Niles.
A joint meeting of the Woman s
guild and the Woman s auxiliary Of ST.
Michael's Episcopal church will be held
| tomorrow at the home of mrs. J. j..
| Martin. A covered dish luncheon will
| be served at ! o'clock, to which all
members are invited Mrs. Williams of
| Chester will talk on Missions during
| the afternoon.
| Ernest L. Nolin, who broke two YER
| tebrae two weeks ago by n fall from
| the roof Of the s. A. Smith Mfg. Co
| building and who was operated on by
| DIR. L. Il. Lynch in the Melrose hospital
| is in a very serious condition there. The
| surgeon found the two vertebrae badly
| broken, and while he wired parts OF
them together there were some pieces
that he could not replace.
| Governor Charles W. Gates swas il
town this morning with the of1icia
board of visitors. They inspected thi,
morning the Brattleboro Retreat ant
the Austine Institution. Those in tht
| party, which arrived in town from tht
north on the 900 train We're Gov. Gates
Benjamin w. Gates, secretary to tn,
| governor, Lieut. Gov. Hale X. Darling
| Speaker John G. Weeks and Mrs Week
and Miss Minnie B. Hazen.
Mr. and Mrs E. n. Brooks of Seat
tie, WASH came last night for brie
visit with Mrs. Brooks s sister. Mr.
A. d. Reynolds and with other relative
in this locality. They came east to con
suit the specialist, DR.. George Sehweir
ertz of Philadelphia, about an impail
ment of Mr.. Brooks S eyesight, and tn
verdict is very encouraging that no ST
rious results will follow the first tro,
BILE.
The Windham county case of tn
international Paper company ct 6
against the Bellows Falls Canal cor
pany was argued in the supreme couI
1 this morning. This is bill in which til
4 plaintiff concern seeks to recover take
paid out to the amount of thousand
of dollars. The defendant company
he owner of the water rights and tn
/ concern rents to the plaintiff concern
= which has paid the taxes, under pr
test amounting to about SILL 900 al
nually. Attorney Clarke c. Fits {
Brattleboro appears for the plainti
md Attorney John G. Sargent of Luz
low and Streeter, Demaud & Woo,
worth of Boston represent the d
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