The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-14
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

John Barden has put an automobile
for public use on the street this week
The Feast of the Ascension was observed
yesterday in st. Michael's Roman Catholic
church by the celebration of mass at )
and o'clock.
There was heavy frost in towns
up the West River valley this morning,
| and in some places in Brattleboro frost
was reported.
Walter T. Mooney has put out two
| new attractive signs, done in black
with gold lettering, one on each win
dow of his plumbing store
| DR.. Edward Kirkland of Bellows
Falls has sold through the real estate
agency of William G. Horton the old
| Kirkland property, corner of Walnut
and North streets of which estate he
was the administrator, to Patrick
Fleming. Mr.. Fleming will repair the
house for rental.
| So rapid has been the progress made
in getting in the foundation walls for
the Mosher garage and livery building
on Flat street that bricklayers will be-
| gin work tomorrow. Every man who
i can be worked to advantage is being
used to rush the building to compile
ton at the earliest possible moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Brown of Bull
lock street celebrated their 25th wed
ding anniversary yesterday in their
home, No special observance of the
day was made, but relatives presented
them very handsome buffet They
also received several pieces of silver,
flowers and several letters of congratu-
lation.
F. L. Houghton, secretary of the
Holstein Friesian association of AM
erica, attended an auction of Holstein
cattle in Rutland Wednesday Sixty
head were disposed of at an average
price of 1929. The highest price paid
was 1925, the bid of E. C. Taylor of
Tinmouth for a yeatling bull The
Rutland county Holstein- Friesian
breeders formed an association with
Robert f. Mead of West Rutland as
president and Arthur Cramton of Ira
as secretary-tr
Il Beatrice SeoviI, 13, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Don II. Scovill of Thomas
street, fell yesterday afternoon about
4 clock and fractured her left arm
between the elbcw and wrist, break,
ing both bones. She was climbing a
fence near Prospect Hill cemetery af
| ter flowers, with other children, when
| she slipped and fell. DR.. Grace Bur
| nett was called and later DR.. C. r. Al
1 drich. She was taken to the Memorial
| hospital. where an xray photograph
vas male of the arm.
The annual meeting of the Brattle
1 horo Masonic Building association wa
1 held last evening, when officers were
1 cleo cd IS follows: President, w. II
l Vinton; first vice president, NJ. c
4 I1oughton; second vice president, Isaac
1 r. Bailey; clerk, H. F. c. Toedt; treas
i urel, F. r. Vaughan; auditor, Clarke C
/ Fits; directors, w. b.. Yinton, NJ.
Il Houghton. O. f. Randall, II. f. c
Toedt, r. w. Putnam, W. H. Vinton
F. r. Vaughan, F. B. Putnam, l. d
Bailey, G. NJ. Clay w f. Hubbard
A. P. simonds, j. B. Randoll, w II
Haywood
HI Fred W Hail returned last nigh
from New York where his daughter
III Mildred, g., underwent in the Ney
York Post Graduate hospital Tuesda
an operation on the head to reduc
pressue. The child has been very i
for weeks and previous efforts to diaf
nose the trouble had been withou
avail. While the operation Tuesda
failed to reveal the seat Of the troubl
it viii result in relieving the child {
pain and permit the building up of he
strength in preparation for a possibl
second operation. Mrs. Hall is remain
| ing in New York.