The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Columbian lodge No sc, +. and A. NJ, |
will confer the Entered Apprentice degree
at special communication tonight.
Mrs. H. T. Bascom will entertain |
Sunshine society, branch /, Friday at |
$40 in the Brooks House parlors
The proceeds from the Congregation
al Thanksgiving food sale in the
chapel Yesterday are little more than
800.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday.
Dee /, with Mrs. William Mellen, Is
Chestnut street at 5 o clock.
The Woman S association of the
Congregational church will hold a.
rummage sale in the vacant store on
High street Dee. and 4.
Empire today Zona Landouska will
be seen IL The Cry of the First Born,
special three part drama Tomorrow
Marie Walcamp in The Surrender,
three-pmt drama, win be shown
Madam olga Petrova will be seen
today in the fve-act production, The
Tigress. at the Princess theatre To
morrow Myrtle Steadman in the Para.
mount picture, The Wild Olive, viii
be the attraction.
The Thanksgiving day services in st.
Nichaels Episcopal church viii be omitted
as the rector IS away on his vacation and
Mr. Parsons is unable to be in town On
Friday evening evening prayer will be
said as usual at 730, and on Sunday
(Advent) the services will be: Holy
communion at 80 and 1890; morning
prayer 10; evening prayer :.
There was hearing this morning
before Judge Frank E. Barber in the
municipal court concerning the disposition
of the liquor seized at the Hooker Win
chester place in Guilford at the time of
his arrest for keeping liquor with intent
to sell. The final disposition Of the matter
was continued pending a question OF costs
to be considered by the state auditor.
! Revisiting for the last time the
scenes cf his early triumphs. f. II
7 Moves. for more than half q century .
member of the Chicago board of trade,
/ fell dying on the floor of that institu-
/ tion shortly before noon yesterday
MIR. Moves was born in Brattleboro,
/ Sept. IS, 1874, a son of Horatio Smith
and Mary \. (Chandler) Noyes. He
attended Norwich university.
Several friends here and from Bellows
Falls gave Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Churchill
who have Just returned from their wedding
trip, a surprise visit at their home on Canal
street last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Churchill evaded their friends at the time
OF their wedding, so last evening they
were invited to the station to see the
Bellows Falls friends off and were given
their share of confetti. Refreshments
which the guests brought with them were
served at the house.
The evangelists Chapman and Alexander
will hold their first service in the taber-
nacle Friday evening at 80 o'clock, 1t
is not planned to have Saturday afternoon
meetings, but an exception is made for
this week, a special service having been
arranged for Saturday at ) p. m, There
will be no preaching services Sunday morn
ing in the churches participating in this
campaign, but the Bible schools will meet
as usual, the churches uniting for a taber
nacle service at 1890 There will be sun
day services also at 3 and 7.3O p. m.
., The eases of Frank J. Lawler. nj
ministrator of the estate of Elisha ID
Gates. late Of Guilford, and Willard
q Gilbert of Guilford against William
: II. UIrich of Greenfield, occupied yes
terday 5 session of the superior court
d.. F. r. Lynch of Brattleboro, tn
? physician who was called to the seem
j. of the accident in June, 1912, in whicI
J. Mr.. Gates lost his life, was cross-eX
amined at length during the afternoo
session by Attorney Green for the de
Y fense.
/ Mrs. Carrie G. McVeigh sprained he
ankle badly yesterday morning alight
+; ing from the northbound train at tn
:. West Dummerston station. She says tn
II train did not stop long enough for her an
J: other passengers to ahght and that a
!. though the train had started the brake
/ man motioned to her to get off As sh
\ stepped to the platform, she says, he
: foot struck something like raised boar
, and her ankle was twisted severely A
:. x-ray photograph of the ankle will be mad
; tomorrow DR. B. f. White went t
, West Dummerston in his automobile an
:. brought Mrs. AlcNeigh back with hin
:, She was also attended by DR. +. r. Lyncl
i. The proofreading department. of tn
k f. L. Hildreth & Co. gave very el
iovable musicale and entertainment
Harmony hall last evening to the otht
departments and their friends. Aftt
the entertainment refreshments
punch and waters were served and a
n impromptu dance was held The fo
lowing program was rendered: Plan
forte solo, Kathleen Sercombe; tri
A. Mrs. Sercombe, Misses Johnston al
V Prigge; Highland Fling, Miss Christi1
Ii Croll; song, Emma Barlargeon, fl,
he years old; illustrated talk on ,Japa
ar Miss Lenore Ayers; song, Abbott Ric
mond; reading, Mrs. f. D. Wilson
duet, Mrs Florence and Miss Haz
Switzer: folk dance, Lamowaysee Can
81 Fire girls, drilled by Miss Constan
nd Adams; reading, Ups and Downs of L
Il Proof Room, written by "Mrs Dc
ley Miss Mary f. Horton; postlud
Philharmonic orchestra
Leitsinger S orchestra will furni
x music for the Thanksgiving ball to
MS given in the Armory tomorrow eveniI
" nnder the direction of Z Malns