The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
BRATTLEBoRO LOCAL.

Spofford lake this forenoon to spend
the day.
The New England auxiliary will
hold the last meeting of the season
before September tomorrow evening
at 100 o clock in the nome of Mrs.
Charles s. Currier, 140 Elliot street.
The Athol commandery, X. T., Of
Athol, Mass, enjoyed an outing at
Spofford lake today. The members
made the trip by automobile, going
through Brattleboro at different times
this morning.
Two special coaches will be at
tached to the 4.23 train southbound this
afternoon for the accommodation of
members of the New England Fat
Men S club, who are headed for their
annual outing at shore resort.
The annual picnic of ST. Michael $
Episcopal church will take place Sat
urday at the fair grounds, weather per
hitting. The car will leave West Brat
tleboro at 100. 1t will be a basket pic
mic and the parish is cordially invited.
Weather conditions this spring have
been so contrary TO custom that any
thing unusual calls for little comment,
but the fact that steam was turned
into the pipes in the cars on the West
River branch this morning to MAKE
them comfortable for passengers is dc
serving of passing mention.
Mrs. Lillian (Champney) Sturtevan,
Of Townshcnd has entered suit il
county court for q divorce from Her
bert II. Sturtevant, whose address
unknown to tho petitioner. They wer,
married in Claremont, n. H., Dee 81
1908, and she alleges dcsertion on
April /, 1912.
The attraction today at the Princess
thcater is the five-act production
Young Romance, with Edith Talia
fcrro in the leading role. Tomorro,
tho biggest comedy production eve
shown will be the feature attraction
Marie Dresslcr and Charlie Chaplin III
Titles Punctured Romance in six
reels.
A children s wedding will take place
at Lindenhurst Saturday afternoon
4 clock, under the auspices of tn
teachers of the beginners department
of the Congregational Sunday schoo
for the benefit of the church buildiu
fun. The contracting parties" vii
be Gen. Tom Thumb ana Doroth
Dainty
The Wahse Camp Fire Girls, Mis-
Helen Martin guardian, are plannin
for a two-days' outing next wce
having been invited by Mrs. c.
Thwing of Putney to Pineway cam
i'll Dummerston. They will 90 to the
camp in an automobile truck Tuesday
spend the night there and return We'd
nesday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Gustava Car
son, wife of Olof Carlson, was hel.
yesterday afternoon at $50 clock il
the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. i.
a. Peterson officiating. Fred G. Adam
sang two hymns, accompanied by f.
Leitsinger. The bearers were Angus
Anderson, John a. johnson, Il. 4
johnson and g. A. Lindwall TIL
burial took place in Prospect Hi
cemetery.
BY exposing a plate 25 minute
Tuesday evening Herbert M. Wood oh
taincd a remarkable picture OF tn
window decorations at Barber S must
store. He took the picture at night t
avoid the reflections that would hav
bccn unavoidable by daylight. Nc
only does the picture show with III
usual clearness the decorations on 81
window, but signs at the rear of tn
store are as easily distinguishable.
4his anu wi - diiACS ~ IlOdtlit
aud Charles Cleveland OF Brattlebo1
will Join this afternoon at 4.32 othe
members Of the Fat Men S club on I'll
way for four-days outing at Ne
London and Block Island. The part
will spend two nights on the steam'
Adirondack, going directly on boar
this evening, and tomorrow the stear
or will follow the boat races. Satu
day and part of Sunday will be spel
ut Block Island. The party is due
reach Brattleboro on the return Su
day night about 10 o clock.
The session Of the county court, Jud
f, NJ Butler presiding, moved from Ne
fame and set up business in the municip
court room this morning. The court
engaged in hearing the chanceTy case
the Cutler Co, owner of the Valley Ora
Co.'S property on Flat street, against HI
bert @. Barber, who owns adjoining pre-
crty. The suit is to determine the exa
location Of the line between the prop
ties. Attorneys O. B Hughes and A.
Schwenk represent the orator and Att
ney r. G. Bacon is associated with H.
& f. r. Barber for the defendant L
brief afternoon session Of the court
Newfane yesterday was devoted to cons
cring motions and exceptions.
Remember the rummage sale at 16 HI
ST. Friday and Saturday Clothing
men, women and children, furniture, {
Come and see. Adv
Now is the time to save money
your wood See Vermont Last BIZ
company advertisement Of spec
prices.--Adv. Sc
Household goods at private sale; q
large Office desk. Hines place, A. ID. 1
wan, % Green ST. Adv g
Excursion to HarvardYale boat ra
June %. See adv for particulars.-A
BIRTHS.