The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Protective Grange will held regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
A regular meeting of Bingham chap
ter, o. E. s., will be held this evening.
A regular meeting of the Boy Scouts
Of the Universahst church will be held |
tomorrow evening at 7.15 clock.
Eleven automobile parties were reg
istered at the Brooks House Saturday
night, most of them from New York. |
The women of the Universalist soci-
ETY. will not hold their annual meet
ing Thursday, June as announced.
The date will be given later.
In the meeting of the Vermont
Wheel club this evening one member
Of the board of governors win be
elected to succeed Capt. Dana Gilman,
who has removed from town.
The Epworth League of the Metho
dist society will hold a ''social of ma
tions r" tomorrow evening at the home
of MIR. Morrill, on High Lawn road. All
arc invited.
Wendell Phillips Clary of Williams
burg, Mass, and Miss Gertrude Eliza
| beth Wade of the same town were mas.
ried Saturday by Rev. George L. Tom
| kinson, pastor of the First Baptist
| church.
The rails that were laid last summer
| by the Boston & Maine north of the
Milestone bridge, supposedly for use
/ as one of the main tracks when the
railroad improvements are completed,
were taken up yesterday and today by
a gang of trackmen. They were ship
| ped for use elsewhere. Until the new
| station is completed there will be no
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originally.
The funeral of Henry Fl. Norcross
was held Monday merning in West
Dummerston, Rev. Frank A. Kelly of
floating. Many were present who re
membered Mr.. Norcross as an old-time
musician who had layed in bands and
orchestras. The bearers were AisoT
and Clinton Dugan, Frank Norcross and
Frank Howe. The burial took place
in West Dummerston. z.. ..#
The residents of the Austine 1nsti
tuition enjoyed pleasant outing a
| s.poiford lake Friday afternoon. Tn
PARTY included So children, sever
teachers and three earetakers. The,
were transported in automobiles owne,
by Rev. 7. w. Owens, G. r. Crosby
q A. Harris, O. F. Benson, w. H. Proc
tor, Major G. Houghton, Mrs. Georg
S. Dowlev, H. L. Emerson and G. c
Fits. Luncheon was furnished by d.
/ II. d. Holton and G.. L. Durham.
The first tournament of the season
n the form of a kickers' handical
vas played on the golf links of tn
3rattleboro Country club yesterda,
| ach player selecting the mark I
I which he thought he was entitle,
/ some extremely good scores We're mad
| or carly-season playing. Onslo
/ thompson won, with a gross of 8
| nd . handicap of three, making h
I eft score n. f. II. Harris, playin
| ~om scratch, also turned in card {
| 9 and finished in second place.
I'll Ry special request the famous Sc
atte from Lucia viii be made pa
| the program by the Boston Opei
myers in the Auditorium Thursd;
| veuing and will be rendered by
Il iabbi, Kitchener, Adams, Gatti, IL
I mari and Littleton. Another featu
Of tho program will be the many nu
bers sung in English, including SUI
songs as | Hear You Calling Me, Som
where Il Voice Is Calling, Drink to \
I Only with Thine Eyes, Last Rose
/ Summer, Time s Roses, Two Eyes
I Gray, A Perfect Day, etc. This W
~ be the season s musical event.