The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-30
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

Cleo Madison, everybody's favorite,
in The Faith of Her Father, soul
stirring tale of love, in three parts, is
the feature at the Empire tonight.
Miss Mary Jaeuith entertained the
Holstein- Friesian Register girls at her |
home on Oak Grove avenue yesterday |
at supper. In the evening the party |
attended the carnival on the island.
Rev. DIR. John r. Mott will speak in
the Auditorium in Mortified at 7.45 !,
clock tonight on The Religious Sig !
nifcance of the War. This will be
one of the strong addresses of the con-
ference.
Mrs Fred Spaulding, jr., gave baby
party yesterday afternoon in her home
on Highland street to several babies
and their mothers. Refreshments of
/ ice-cream, cake, orangeade and waters
were served.
Richard John Cobb of Winchester,
n. H., laundry proprietor, and Miss
Leila Alta Lampson of Linden Lodge
were married this morning in the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. Thomas
w. Owens.
Mosher & Tucker have delivered to
Rev. Father J. j. Griffin of the Cath
Ollie university of Washington, D. c.,
who conducts a summer camp for boys
lat Lake Spofford, a six-cyhnder Over
land touring car.
The Needlecraft society held a cover
ed dish lawn party yesterday after
noon and evening in the home of Mrs
j. L. Mann, with % present, including
the men, it being gentleman s night
Supper was served on the lawn, after
II x8-bi oI, ~
enjoyed.
Marguerite Clark in The Goose
Girl will be the attraction at the Prin-
cess theater tomorrow. There will be
8 one performance in the afternoon
and two in the evening. The picture is
to be presented under the auspices of
: the woman s guild of the Episcopal
= church.
A lawn party and cafeteria will be
B held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ere
4 mont Hamilton on Linden street tomor-
4 row from 5 to s p. NJ. by the Woman s
Association of the Centre Congregation.
al church. In case the weather is un.
favorable the party viii be postponed
to Friday.
During the performance at the
q Princess theater Thursday Miss Eloist
i Sanders, assisted by the little Misses
4 Marjorie and Dorothy Martin and Dor
4 othy Wilkins, will sing In The Garden
tho pretty little song which caused
I such generous applause at the ban,
& play There will be other local attrae
4 tionc
4 Bond & Son, undertakers, have re
\ ceived no word from relatives Of JOIN
4 Bissailion, who died Saturday night i
4 the Memorial hospital following al
\ operation for a gangrenous condition
Z of the bowels A sister in North Ad
4 ans, Mass, was notified and she fun
nished an address in Canada to whic
information was to be sent, but no re
ply has been received from the seeon
telegram.
The automobiles Of l.. Z. Holden, {
E. Graffam and G. NJ. Clay carried i
Wahse Camp Fire girls and the
guardian, Miss Helen Martin, yeste
day morning TO Mrs. e. l.. Thwing
Pineway camp in Dummerston, on Mr.
Sarah Holton s farm north of Cane
brook. The entire company We're Mr.
4 Thwing guests at a special chickc
dinner. The girls slept outdoor Ia
night and viii continue their stay
camp until this evening.
The funeral of Roy S. Wilcox
Boliger, Ala, formerly of Greenfel
Mass, VINO died June -, after brl
illness with malarial fever, was held
the Wilcox home in Greenfield Sunda
The funeral was attended by many r
atiyes and friends who knew him yea
ago, before he made his home in t
South. Brother Masons acted as be;
ers and had charge of the services
the grave in Green River cemetel
Mr.. Wilcox was born in Halifax NJ
6, 1870, the oldest son of Chester a
Rosetta (Spury) Wilcox. He leaves
sides his mother, two brothers, Lei
whose home was with him in Alabar
and Ernest H., who lives with
Z mother at the Wilcox home; also
sister, Mrs. Perry Gallup of Bratt
boro, four nephews and two nieces
A prominent foot specialist will
at Durham 5 shoe store next we
July to 10, and will make free
animation for all who have f
troubles He is a representative
DIR. Scholl's Comfort-G Giving Foot
.zz,ss vices. Come and bring your frier
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