The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Grange Benefit association of
Demmerstcn Center viii hold a dance
and serve a goose supper this evening.
The Vermont National bank is pre-
pairing to build a freproof vault in the
basement for the storage of books and
records
There viii be a meeting of the Me
chanics' Aqueduct company at d. r.
Cutler 5 store in Esteyville Saturday
afternoon at , o'clock.
Z. Wales viii give his mid-winter re
ceptlCn to his children 5 dancing class
i'm the Armory tomorrow at clock
The parents of pupils are invited
The annual gathering of the Baptist
/ Bible school for the bringing of Christ
mas gifts for the poor win be held on
Thursday evening of next week at the
chapel at : O'Clock.
At the Empire today may be seen
he distinguished American actor Viii
ton Lackaye, supported by Rosemary
Theby and Harry Myers, in the Broad
way success, The Man Of Shame.
! strong drama in five acts.
/ Harry Gould and Adelbert Ingraham
caught % pounds of pike and picksrel
] through the ice on the Connecticut
| river yesterday. Two small pickerel
were in the lot, which was on exhibi-
/ tion in the window of Oakes 5 barber
/ shop on Main street.
Oasis encampment. I. Q. o. F. elected
/ the following officers last evening: G.
| p, Ernest NJ. White; S. w, Henry NJ
/ Williams; II. p. Herman J. JOY; r. s.,
W, }, Cain; F, s, D. ". Tenney;
treas, c. G. Staples; J. w. Ernest d.
IA1 EEnT1pla 4 Gloss Of
/ degree.
The special V. l.. 5. f. feature, The
Blindness of Virtue. with Edna Mayo
and Bryant Washburn IN the leading
roles, is the attraction at the Princess
theater today. Tomorrow Charlie Chap
lin In his latest two-act comedy, A
Night in the Show, win be the special
attraction.
Deputy Master and Mrs. H. w. Sar
gent were unable to attend the state
Grange meeting in Burlington this
week, on account of the death of Mr..
Sargent S stepmother, Mrs. Chester S.
Sargent. The state Grange voted Tues
. day to send a letter Of sympathy and
flowers because of their bereavement.
The funeral of Mrs Mary (AIartin)
Toomey was held this morning at 9
, lie church, Rev Father James P. Rand,
, pastor of the church, officiating. The
bearers We're John T. Kaine, Daniel NJ.
| Brosnahan, Harry b. Haus, Daniel w.
| Shea, George Fl. Danyew and David
I Carey. The burial took place in the Ro-
man Catholic cemetery
5 Tina Barrett Streeter, who was sued
5 last week by her husband, Lyman H
Streeter, for divorce on the grounds OF
g desertion and misconduct, has filed z
E cross libel. She charges neglect and
: refusal to provide and misconduct. She
asks for temporary alimony and suit
y money to be used in prosecuting hel
: lease and the care and custody of then
/ two children. She sets forth that she
has been guilty of misconduct only
e once and that her husband acqui
/. esced and has since condoned.
!. hearing on the matter of alimony ha:
e been set for Dec. 81, at 10 o'clock be
l. fore Judge E. l.. Waterman.
= Train So, due in Brattleboro from
the south at 200, figured in a sligh
: collision accident on the Connection
Il and Passumpsic division at Cheapside
II about one mile south of Greenfield, yes
ii terday afternoon. A string of box car
II had been shunted on the main line by
II switching engine and had not been re
II moved before the arrival of the pas
II senger train. All trains travel at sloy
IL speed at the point of the accident an,
| the only damage resulting from the col
lision was to two Of the box car
II which were derailed and broken. Th
Il passenger train was delayed less tina
| 80 minutes by the accident and escape
II damage. The train was an hour an
Il 40 minutes late out of Springfield, pull
ing into Brattleboro about two hour
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