The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-14
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Columbian lodge, No. SO, F. and A.
NJ, wall exemplify the apprentice de
gree this evening.
A regular meeting of the Boy Scouts
will be held this evening at 7.15 in
the Universalist church.
Persons having articles Of any kind
stored at the fair grounds are requested |
by the fair association to have them re- !
moved at once.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
hold Its regular meeting with Mrs |
George Bishop, l Pleasant street, at 3 |
0 clock tomorrow
A country school will open Thursday |
evening for members of Pocahontas
council. All those interested in educa-
ton are asked to come and bring their
books
Grand Warden E. A. Spear of Wood
stock made his official visitation to
Wantastiquet lodge, T. 0. O. F., last
evening and saw the exemplifcation
of the initiatory degree.
Protective Grange will have corn
| roast and bacon fry in Centerville to-
| morrow night. Members are asked toI
carry their own provisions and to leave
the car at Brattle street.
Glass Number 10 of the Baptist Ri
bic school, Mrs. Anna L. Gale teacher.
will hold social Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. c. B. Lamson and Mrs. G.
| A. Van Doom in the home Of Mrs
l4amson at g. Washington street
The fourth episode of The Diamond
| from the Sky win be seen today at the
| Princess theater. Other features are
! the thrce-act Essanay drama, A Lessor
in Romance, and the Hearst -Selig news
pictorial.
Protective Grange will have head
| quarters on the fair grounds during all
/ three days of the fair and the tent will
! be in charge of members of the
Grange. All Changers will be welcomed
there to register and rest.
The friends and neighbors of Nj
and Mrs. \. G. Doubleday OF Estey
vile gave them 4 pleasant surprise
last evening, the occasion being thei.
ninth wedding anniversary. Some use
tul gifts were presented.
The Masonic temple has received
from the trustees under the will of
Mary Baker Eddy a year s subscrip-
ton to the Christian Science Monitor,
tallNr anu tHdl paper viii ~ Oh me
regularly in the reading room at the
temple.
The September term of the Windham
county court opened this morning at
Newfane with Judge T. l.. Fish of Yer
gennes as the presiding judge. Nothing
was done this morning except to read
the docket and later to discuss the ar
rangcment of such cases as are TO be
tried at this term of court.
John Hall of Shclburnc Falls, Mas.
who was arrested Friday evening and
on Saturday was fined 500 and costs for
having l6 short trout in his posses
sion in July in Dover, IS still in the
village Iockup. While he has made
arrangements to pay his fine, the mon
ey has not been forthcoming.
The season for killing ruffed grouse
quail, grey squirrel, rabbits and harcs
IN this state opens tomorrow. The kill
+ ing of wild ducks viii not be permit
ted until Thursday and the season OF
{ shooting woodcock will not be open un
/. til October /. The season on snipe an6
: other shore birds has been open since
Sept / The bag limit for a day vii
: be four grouse, quail and woodcock
= five grey squirrels, rabbits and hares
! 10 snipc and plover and 20 ducks. Th'
federal migratory bird law prohibits
the killing of wood ducks and rail un
I'll Sent 1918