The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The last day for legal trout fishing in
Vermont is tomorrow
The Sunday trains on the West Riv
er branch closed the summer season
yesterday.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Valley Fair association will
be held this evening.
The traffic from the country to-
wards the cities is increasing as sum
mer visitors make their way home
ward
Those interested in forming a rifle
club to be affiliated with the National
Rifle association will hold a meeting
at Fred Hescock's garage on Canal
street tonight
At her recital Tuesday evening Mary
Howe Burton will include in her pro
gram several of the old songs which
she has sung at her previous appear
ances in Brattleboro,
The presiding judge of the racing al
the Valley fair viii be Fred Beloin of
New Britain Conn. The other iudgea
will be Louis d. Hcrrick of Chester
field, n. H., and C. L. Stickney of
Brattleboro.
When the Throne Rocked, third cpl
sode of The Broken Coin, featuring
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard; Billie
Richie, the funniest man in films, ana
Harry Myers and Rosemary Thebv are
the attractions at the Empire tonight
Weather permitting, the young peo-
pie of the Methodist church will hold
a eorn-roast tomorrow evening on Mel
rose hill, West Brattleboro, to which
all are invited. The party will 20 on
the car leaving Prospect hill at Z
o clock, each to carry a knife and
spoon.
| The attraction today at the Princess
| theater is the fyeact drama, Pretty
| Mrs. Smith, with FRITZ Schef in the
leading role. Tomorrow s program
| will include Charlie Chaplin in the Kew
/ stone comedy, The Founders, a Broad
way star feature called The Lady OF
the Lighthouse and the Diamond from
! the Sky.
L. NJ. Watts of Montreal, inspector
of building construction for the Grand
| Trunk railroad, arrived in town this
morning to inspect the work on the
new railroad station. He will spend
much of his time here during the next
| few months, lie came from Buffalo
4 n. Y, where he had superintendent the
construction of new railroad station
and freight house.
H The chairs which have usually been
used during the baby meet on the com
mon are no longer available and it is
suggested that those who attend to
morrow bring cushions or camp chairs
Il This is the 10th annual baby meet anC
it is hoped that everyone viii como
and bring the babies and other chill
dren. The concert by the First Reg
iment band VAL begin promptly al
40.
Ralph Lucies OF 43 South MAR
street, an employe of the S. \. Smitl
Mfg. Co., and Miss Ruth Ester Nicho
las, were married Saturday evening il
the parsonage of the West Brattlebor,
Congregational church by Rev. Henri,
Lamb. They spent yesterday at th
Lucies home and this morning lef'
town for a brief wedding trip. Tn,
automobile in which they started thei
, journey was decorated with tin pan
and other articles supposed to indi
cate the presence of a bridal couple
a comprehensive idea of the Euro
pean war situation viii be &C
CURED by those who visit the Empir
theater Wednesday. Six reels of pic
; lures taken in northern France an
Belgium win be shown on that day
afternoon and evening. The views in
; clude the firing of the big 42-centimC
ter guns ut Liege and Namur scene
in and around historic Louvain, arm
life among the French, British, Belgia
and German troops, the work of tn
! airships, etc. An interesting lecture
. describes the pictures as they ar
shown,