The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

f. E. Young is erecting a garage
near his house on Washington street
The 1904 birthday club is being en-
tertained this afternoon by Mrs. M.
Maverette A. Fisher of Green street.
This is the last Tuesday afternoon
for this season on which the retail |
stores of the village will remain closed. |
|. Principal E. B. Smith will be glad
| to receive the names of any persons |
| who would be willing to take high |
school boys or girls to board or room.
A total of 258 fishing licenses and
273 combination hunting and fishing
licenses were issued from the office of
the town clerk during the trout fish
ing season.
The annual basket picnic of the Adj
vent Christian Sunday school of Es-
teyville will be held tomorrow. Those
attending will meet at the church to-
morrow at 10 a. m.
| Edward Aston Calkins, toolmaker
of Hartford, Conn, and Miss Gertrude
Helen Bell of Greenfield, Mass, were
married last evening at Lindenhurst
by Rev. Roy NJ Houghton, pastor of
the Centre Congregational church.
The women OF the Unitarian church
will hold their annual fair in the par
ish house Wednesday and Friday, Sept
s and 10, the usual sale of fancy ar
ticles to be conducted Wednesday and
the supper to be served Friday.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
hold an all-day picnic at Sunny Brae,
the camp of George Bishop on Broad
Brook road, tomorrow The meeting
will be held at 8 o'clock in the after
A
Arthur X Greenwood of Townshend
has entered suit in county court to re
cover from r. Lyman of Townshend
pay for cutting 1872, 500 feet of timber
mill yard measure, at $1.65 per thou
sand, during the years of 1914 and
1915.
Archie L. Perham has sold his res
taurant on Elliot street, the BuzzeIl
restaurant, to NJ. J. Sherry, who took
possession today. Mr.. Sherry formerly
was proprietor Of the Ideal lunch room
in the Ray building, now owned by
Floranee Ferriter.
Three large cars of Indiana limeston,
have arrived for the federal building
and are being unloaded at the derricE
of the Wales Lines Construction Co. OF
the site of the new railroad station
The stone is very brittle and comes
packed carefully and is handled witt
the greatest care to avoid breakage.
An extra big program is being show
at the Princess theater today, includ
ing Charlie Chaplain in a two-act Key
stone comedy The Founders, and Tn
Lady of the Lighthouse, q Broadwa
star feature in three acts, featurm
Rose Tapley, also the Hearst -Selig new
pictorial and The Diamond from til
Sky.
Luman Henry Weeks and Miss Al
: ME Winslow Park. both of Brattlebort
were married last evening by Rev. Ro
NJ. Houghton, pastor of the Centr
Congregational church, at Lindenhurs
lg They were unattended. Mr. and Mr.
Weeks will make their home with hc
re- mother, Mrs. A. A. Park, at y Can:
nd street. Mrs. Weeks has had a positio
in the suit department at ]. +. Mann
adj store several years and will conting
led there for the present. Mr.. Weeks
foreman at Mosher s. Tucker s liver
ms stable.
rs The birthday anniversaries of tN
members of Pestalozzi lodge, Harugar
led were celebrated in Harugari hall Su
the day. The occasion was the Goth Dirt
day anniversary of Mrs. Carl SchorliI
ON and the oath birthday anniversary
d., Mrs. Lew kempf. Ice cream and cal
were served in the afternoon and
-er the evening q bountiful supper was e
,er ioycd by a guests. Mrs. Kempf W
VS. presented IS gold piece and Nj
Schorhng received many useful gift
l,, including several pieces of beautif
Ter hand embroidery.
Ter, Henry George Adams of Indis
Orchard, Mass, and Miss hose me-,
- Genereux, daughter of Mr.. and III
-, Arthur Genereux of s Spring sire,
Iei Brattleboro, were married this mornil
-. at S clock in ST. Michael S Romi
Catholic church by Rev. NJ. j. Ct
mody. They were attended by Wilfr
- Adams of Indian Orchard, a brother
the bridegroom, and Miss Bertha I
- quette of Brattleboro. Mr.. and NJ
81 Adams left for a brief wedding tr
q They will make their home in SpriI
81 field, where Mr.. Adams is employed
u a machinist.
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