The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

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A leak in q wafer main at the cor
ner of Main and Elliot streets necess-
tated tearing up a portion of the
street this morning.
Class No. y Of the Baptist Bible
school will hold business meeting III
the home Of Miss Lenore Ayers,
Williston street, Tuesday evening.
A regular convocation of the Bing-
ham chapter, No. 30, Order CT the East
ern Star, will be held in Masonic Tenn
pie Tuesday evening, Nov. ,, at 7.30.
Fire extinguishers to be placed in
the Auditorium and Festival hall were
received this morning by the selectmen.
The placing of these extinguishers in
suitable locations will reduce the in
surance rate on the town building.
Today at the Princess theatre may
be seen the Paramount production in
five acts, The Pretty Sister of Jose, |
featuring Marguerite Clark and support |
the sixth episode of Neal of the Navy |
will be the special attraction.
The Christian Endeavor social in the
chapel of Centre Congregational church
has been changed to Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock instead of Wednesday
evening, as the Woman S club will use
| the church Wednesday. All members of
! the society are urged TO attend the So
/ eial and take friends with them.
/ A jury was drawn Saturday morning
! in county court to hear the case of the
state against Alfred Bosburg of South
/ Londonderry, who is charged with II
| statutory offense. A little of the evil
dence was introduced before the court
/ took recess at noon until tomorrow
morning. The only jury cases left to lie
! tried this term are state cases.
/ Although Graustark, which was
scheduled to appear at the Princess
\ theatre Oct. -, did not arrive in time
70 be presented for the benefit of the
H Daughters circle of the Universalist
Il church, the receipts from the pictures
1 substituted in their place were ample
to allow a satisfactory profit and the
n Daughters circle is grateful to all
who made that result possible
IN the meeting of the Vermont State
Charities and Aid committee at the
/ Berwick hotel in Rutland last week 20
were present and the following officers
were elected: Pres, W. J. Van Patten
of the KUN Hattin Homes; vice pres
john w. Weeks; see, l.. s. HAYES Of
citation is to bring together all the
people in the state doing corrective or
charity work
Capt. C. A. Dibble of s Elm sire t
head Of the Salvation Army corps, in
the last 10 weeks has given away about
80 garments, five pairs of shoes, some
4 meals, and sent flowers to the sick.
! Help in the way Of money, or garments
fap l,a IL. 4
: eiated. Capt. Dibble states that about
10 persons have become converted and
five new members have been taken in
4 to the army.
Police Chief George Wilson has re
ceived a letter from Mrs. A F. vii
4 mott, formerly Lillian Adah Peckens
= asking for information of her mother
Mrs. Martha Peckeus, whom she las
"a heard of in Brattleboro as housekeep,
4 for a Mr.. Hall. She writes that sh,
/ last heard from her mother FIVE wear
I ago and that she learned she ha,
4 moved from Fitchburg, Mass, to Brat
tleboro. Chief Wilson would welcom,
any information concerning thi
4 woman.
a Halloween dance for High schoo
members and their friends, gotten II,
n
Louis KANE, Alvin Wright and Sam
uel Plumb, was held in Knights of CO
4 lumbus hall Saturday, was an enjovabl
affair. About 50 couples participated i
the dancing, to music by Leitsinge
and Jones. The hall was trimmed effec
I lively with Halloween colors, orang,
and black, with the lights slight,
shaded, which gave very pretty effect
\ There was dancing from s to II.
1 Silvio Carron of Westfeld. Mass
who came to Brattleboro with Mis-
4 Catherine Veronica Cavanaugh O
\ Hclyoke, Mass, Oct % and wa
married by Rev. d. f. Trout, wa
arrested in Hartford, Conn. Frida
night. while on his wedding trip, an
was brought back to Westfeld Satur
day by Patrolman Thomas f. Daley
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Carron of West
! field, parents of the bridegroom. alleo
nv that he stole 1856 from them lust be
- fore leaving for Brattleboro. He ha
1914 in his possession when arrested
His parents claim he is but II wear
le of age. He will be given a hearing t.
of day.
- The West River passenger trai
ne southbound Saturday afternoon cam
= without the baggage car. Just afte
WIS the train had left Rand crossing
an south of Newfane, the baggage ci
trucks jumped off the rails and bumpe
ID along the new ties, but without inju
III ing anybody. Luckily the baggage c;
ar was behind the passenger car, whic
rai enabled it to be disconnected. TIL
nor locomotive and passenger car proceede
on to Brattleboro, arriving in time fC
H. the passengers to make connection
,le with other trains, and wrecking trai