The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

bingham chapter, u. II. 3, Will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow evening.
In 10string match on the Masonic
bowling alleys Saturday evening DIR.
Ernest Tracey defeated H. Busby, 895
to 653. A. Busby and A. b. Jordan
will roll similar match this evening
pole has been placed in position
near the steps leading from Elm street
to Canal street which holds an electric
sign of the Brattleboro Automobile Co.
with a hand pointing down Elm street
to the garage.
Two men charged with INVESTIGATION
were before the municipal court this
morning and fines of S. and costs were
imposed. Both men gave orders on
,heir pay for the necessary amounts to
keep them out of Newfane Jail
Rev. D. f. Trout of the Universalist
church would like to meet in the
church parlor tomorrow, Tuesday, even
ing at 7.l5 O'Clock any boys of the
parish who are interested in the for
nation of patrol of Boy Scouts.
The case of the Kinnear & eager
Manufacturing Co. against Charles Mi
! ner, suit over the payment for some
metal sheeting for a building. was
taken up when the Windham county
| court resumed its session at 2 O'Clock
| this afternoon in Newfane.
| Inasmuch as the Odd Fellows parade
comes at the same hour as the matinee
| performance OF Mutt & jeff. it has
| been decided to omit the matinee and
| give the evening performance only
/ BY this management everybody viii
have an opportunity to watch the pro.
cession and hear the band and take il
the show in the evening.
Many flags have been displayed on
| Main street at the suggestion of the
board Of trade, in honor Of Odd Eel
lows week, which begins tomorrow
morning. The. Odd Fellows committee
requests that all persons having flag.
| display them. The Rebekahs announce
that the automobile ride WEDNESDAY
afternoon at $50 is for local member
of the order as well as visitors.
The women of the Centre Congrega
tional church will serve dinner an,
supper tomorrow, Tuesday, in the par
Tors Of the church, to Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs and any of the towns
people who wish to attend Dime
will be served from y to 1.3O and sup
per from 80 to z, for a small price
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton and Mrs F
| AAH'ttA4'A Will nave CIGEGe Oh Int
dinner and Mrs NJ. J. Larrabee Of til,
/; supper.
A fire alarm from box 81 lust be
|, fore $50 0 o'clock last evening calle,
the fire department to the Goodhu
property on Main street, owned bv til
4 congregational church and occupied b,
Miss Emma Brooks. 4 chimney wa
, burning out and stream from tn
. chemical truck extinguished the fire
; No damage was done. The automobil
truck, the horse drawn chemical wac
. on and the hook and ladder truck re
: sponded to the alarm, also the usua
! big Sunday crowd
a A New York despatch in Sunday pa
n pers says that an estate estimate,
\ at $4,000 left by Charles H. Clarl
/ who died at the MeAlpin hotel Mare
IS, IS awaiting distribution among 81
n charitable institutions as soon as proc
q Of their claims is established in til
: surrogate 3 court Mr. Clark, the de
f match says. was for years resident {
Y Brattleboro and left all to Miss Je
5 sic Ferguson, a distant relative, wit
d the provision that if she died befol
his death the institutions should 4
, vide the property. Miss Ferguson die
e not long after the will was executed
q 1912. The charities which viii sha,
% the estate include the Lathrop Hon
for Needy Women in Northampton.