The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

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Oscar L. Whitney of the Crystal
Springs lee Co. suffered fracture of
his right forearm Sunday while crank
| ing an automobile.
p. b. Lavelle, car inspector. found
on the sidewalk on Main street this
morning large bunch of keys with
the name, +. II. Foster, Spofford, N.
H., on them.
Road Commissioner Warren L. Walker
has had the brush and scrub trees along
the edge of Milestone brook on Bridge
street cut down and removed, an improve
ment that is very noticeable
Ten of the young women employees of
the Hostein- Friesian association went to
Putney by train Saturday afternoon and
from there on a hike to East Putney,
where they enjoyed a basket dinner.
George Croll is building garage for
DR.. w. H. Lane on the property he
bought recently on Belmont avenue OF
William E. Cushman. Dr. Lane will
move to Belmont avenue May l.
Duane Daniel Hammond of Worces
ter, Mass, and Miss Maude Goss
French, nurse, of Brattleboro were
married Monday afternoon at Linden
hurst by Rev. Roy M. Houghton.
The O. n. c. club will meet with
Mrs Carl Endlich at her home on
Main street this evening. AS this is
the last meeting of the season it is
hoped the members will endeavor to
be present at promptly clock
DR.. Harry p. Greene removed this
morning the right eye Of Frank Pierce of
Elliot street The operation was necessary
because of ulcers that had formed Mr.
Pierce was kicked IN the eye by a horse
IA years ago and since then had had no
vision in that eye
happy and delighted crowd of children
yesterday afternoon saw the story, Cinder-
ella, portrayed on the screen at the Prin-
cess theatre, with Mary Pickford in the
part of Cinderella. Mrs Harrington ar
ranged a special matinee for the children
at o'clock, and the theatre was crowded
with children and parents. to whom the
picture was delight Petite Mary Pick
ford, who is always charming in any pic
| ture, was especially good in the part of
| Cinderella The theatre was packed again
at the evening performance.
Many places in the village have
been made cleaner and more attractive
the past two days, in part because OF
tic emphasis placed on the fact that
| THIS IS cleanup week. Tomorrow morn
ing tho village teams will begin cart
ing eff such rubbish rs is placed near
the cnfbing or roadside in the north
ern section IF the town, to be followed
By visit to other sections On Sat
Crday the Camp Fire girls and Bow
Scouts will personally clean up the
common, streets and such public places
as may need It on that day
r'rson heeds good blood purifying
'nc'-r'.e n the spring. This time of
year fnd~ one debilitated, tired out
ytd weak and irritable nerves. For
lust thess troubles r. d. c. Blood ana
Nerve Tonic is especially adapted I'll
aids nature in throwing off impurities
which have accumulated in the system
during the cold winter months; while
it imparts to the body Just that force
and vigor so much needed at this time
of the year. This valuable tonic may
he procured at the Brattleboro Drug
Go. and is guaranteed by them to give
beneficial results or money refunded.
ADV. 31-tf
Mrs. Morehouse Of the VANITY Fair
shop, New York City, viii be at the Brooks
House during this week with art needle
work and materials Children's dresses
made up and stamped, to u years; pill
lows, lunch sets and novelties. Ladies are
invited to call 5O-53*
The Ladies Circle Of the Universalist
society will serve a May breakfast, Friday
morning. in the church vestry from to g.
Price 25c A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. Adv 30
Notice to D. of p No. 4 and I. o. r. NJ
DO not forget the masquerade Tuesday
May 4; and please mask if possible.
ADV 1850