The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The surgical dressing workers win
meet Friday afternoon at ? clock for
work in the kindergarten room.
j. A. Hoadley has had his restaurant
| thoroughly redecorated. The painting
is done in grain-work and greatly I'M
! proves the appearance of the place.
Friendship circle will meet in Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow, March 26. 4
covered dish supper will be served at
/ Clio. All members and their families
are invited.
1t is expected that a large number of
/ Vermont Wheel club members will gath
er In the club rooms this evening to
meet and hear Congressman Frank L.
/ Greene of the first Vermont district
Refreshments will be served at the
close of his talk.
Il The last episode of the Million Dol
lar Mystery will be shown at the
Princess theater today. This is the
most popular serial photo-drama ever
produced and on which $4,000 was
awarded to a Chicago young woman
for writing the last episode, and whose
picture appears in this number. The
show will start promptly at 7 o clock
sharp. The King sisters are the vaude-
vile attraction.
Mrs. E. w. Sharp invited % young
friends Of her son, Mason Sharp. who
is at home from Springfield. Mass. for
the Easter vacation, to his home on
Prospect street last evening to a sug-
ar-onsnow party. During the evening
a musical was enjoyed which consisted
of solos by Hazen Stockwell and Alb
bolt Richmond, violin music by Mason
Sharp and piano selections by Miss
Minnie Leitsinger. Music also was
rendered on the grafonola. 1t was a
very enjoyable party.
] Lieut. Col. Beaumont B. Buck of the
] United States army, accompanied by
4 Col. Herbert T. johnson of the 1st
! Regiment, Vermont National Guard
and Maj. George E. Carpenter of
] Mortified, chief ordnance officer of
the Vermont National Guard. arrived
in Brattleboro at O'Clock this after
q noon to conduct the annual inspection
of the 1st Regiment band and Com
q pany / The band and property of the
q local organizations were inspected this
afternoon and this evening win come
q the inspection Of the company. The
q men viii appear in field uniforms undcl
q arms.
8 The women Of the Methodist church
a held their annual business meeting and
81 election of officers Wednesday after
81 noon in the League room. These off
& GERS were elected: Pres, Mrs. Marl
s. Mike; vice pres, Mrs. Q. L. Rawson
q Mrs. T. r. Edwards, Mrs. Emogcn,
81 White; sec, Mrs Eliza Adams; treas.
q Mrs. F. \. Shaw; directors, Mrs ". y
81 Perry. Mrs. EmOgene White, Mrs. O. L
u Rawson, Mrs. A. +. Atwood. Mrs
b noalas W nm Mrs. Georgia hasheH
Mrs. W. n stuart MIS-. f'Na oiaFh' MIS-
G9oFSf 3oofn' MFT, G. N. Wy man, MFs
INA III" I1el'S'"geI' MIS- 'h"fleS Lang
MIS- JACOB Johhsoh;' hover committee
Mrs, = II. heaW-
b those who 'Id not see Lew Field
s. at the Princess theatcr Nesterda
afternoon and evening. missed
~ good laugh. The theatre was IN
= at the afternoon performance
but because of the Amherst gle
club at the Auditorium the ever
ing audience was smaller. Lew Field
i'll needs no introduction to the pub1i
known as he is as one Of the funnies
comedians on the stage. The pictur
e taken from the play. Old Dutch. cause
a uproaricas laughter frcm beginning
o., end. 1t is literally running over wit
e. I amusing lHclueNbs anu peCuli&f STU
tions. The pictures were taken at o
60 exclusive hotel in the sunny South ar
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