The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

near Indian pond yesterday picked q |
bunch of trailing arbutus III full bloom.
Brattleboro ,hnr,er. 6. A. r.. will
have a supper ;,nd sale of fancy articles
at the Unitarian parish house Tuesday, |
Dec. I.
A meeting Of the Brattleboro Civic
Improvement league will be held to-
night at 80 in the home of DR.. Henry
d. Holton.
At the Empire tonight The Broken
Coin, with its many strong and inter
esting features and The Valley of Re
generation are very interesting fea
lures.
The Jolly Sixteen will meet with Mrs.
s w Edwards and Mrs O. L. Rawson |
tomorrow afternoon from to 5 o clock
IN the home of Mrs. Rawson, 81 Wash |
ingtOH street.
The freshman eleven of the high |
school defeated the sophomore team of |
the same school on the grounds at
Island park Saturday afternoon by a |
score of s to @.
Protective Grange viii confer the
third and fourth degrees Wednesday
evening. The harvest supper will be 4
served, TO which all members are re-
quested to contribute.
Today the Princess theater will show
the five-act Paramount production, The
Arab, featuring Edgar Selwyn and
written by himself Tomorrow tneI
eighth episode of Neal of the Navy
will be the special attraction.
In the meeting of Bingham chapter
O. f. S., Tuesday evening D. d. c. p
o. Z. Randall and d. d. G. NJ. Mrs !
| Clara Sawyer will make their annual
visitation Two candidates will be in
itiated. Supper for members and their
| families will be served at els.
Mrs. c. II. Palmer s and Rev. G. E.
| Tomkinson 5 classes in the Baptist
/ Bible school climbed Wantastiquet
mountain Saturday morning. There
were about 20 boys in the party.
Luncheon was enjoyed on the pinnacle.
Mrs. Tomkinson accompanied them.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
| cietv of the Centre Congregational
| church elected these officers yesterday:
| President Sidney Nixon; vice presi-
dent, Eva Haynes; secretary, Allen
! Rice; treasurer, Lyman Adams; lock
out committee, James Irish chairman,
| Esther Hoadlev chairman; prayer meet
ing committee, Dorothy Wilson chair
man.
The funeral of Miss Carrie j. Mich
/ OILS was held this afternoon at $50
| 0 clock at st. Michael s Episcopal
church, Rev. James Parsons, acting
rector. officiating Alfred s Thompson
sang two selections. The bearers were
/ Charles s. Nichols, Frank Dew. Mich
/ OILS, Harold Gale and William B. Vim
ton. The burial took place in Prospect
/ hill cemetery.
4 Miss Pauline Fisher of Brattleboro,
who is taking a course in normal art
and manual training in Pratt Institute
h Brooklyn. writes home that Mr. Perry
h the superintendent, has awarded her a
scholarship of $50. The money for two
l scholarships is furnished by a western
association Of Pratt students. Miss
Fisher is a daughter of Mrs. A. R.
Fisher of Williston street.
The senior and adult classes IN the
/ Congregational Sunday school met in
the class rooms i'll the Centre church
house yesterday for the first time.
| Chairs for the rooms have been ordered
which probably viii arrive in time to
be used next Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
John Kali occupy rooms III the house
and keep the house heated. The Woman $
association will hold regular meetings
in the north front room down stairs.
A decision of the supreme court in
the suit of the Wilson Brothers Garage
against Ernest II. Tudor, appellant, in
which the court reversed the decision
of the county court, dismissing the case
for want of jurisdiction and allowing
the defendant tC recover his costs, was
filed here Saturday. In the lower court
the plaintiff was awarded judgment of
= SIl6.50 The suit was brought to re-
cover $l62.59 for supplies and accesso-
ries furnished.
\ temperance talk was given to the
men of the Methodist church yester-
; day, following the morning service, by
; Mr.. Calderwood, a lay preacher in
| Minneapolis. He has been speaking
in the larger places in Vermont in the
| interest of statewide prohibition. He
| urged especially that some form OF
| organization be effected to get out the
| vote, stating that in the last election
| in Vermont only four out of 10 voters
| in the state came to the polls.