The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-28
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

| A patriotic program will be given at the
regular meeting Protective Grange We'd
nesday evening.
| A meeting of the committee in charge
of the athletic meet at the fair grounds
July . will be held in the Brooks House
this evening at o'clock.
/ The employees of the Holstein- Friesian
association went on a picnic to Broad
/ brook Saturday afternoon, taking their
4 supper and returning home by moonlight.
/ Ralph l.. Canedy and Miss Maude E.
i Temple, both of Wilmington, were mar
ried Saturday by Rev. f. Q. s. Osgood in
i the Unitarian parsonage. A single ring
service was used
The private car of President Wilson
went south through Brattleboro Saturday
evening On Saturday the private car of
the president of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad went south.
Lost in London, the ninth episode of
the Black Box, with Herbert Rawlinson,
and The Guardian of His Flock, a two
part drama featuring Warren Kerrigan,
are two big features at the Empire to-
| night
The Needlecraft society win serve a
covered dish lawn party with Mrs. j. E..
Mann, Spruce street, tomorrow afternoon.
The men are invited. In case tomorrow
is stormy the party will be Thursday after
noon and evening
A regular meeting of the n. E. O. P
] will be held this evening in Grand Army
hall at S o'clock. Yesterday was observed
as decoration day by the lodge No spe-
cal services were held, but the graves of
deceased members were decorated.
Chief-of-Police George Wilson received
today telegram from an undertaken in
Norwich, Conn, reading as follows
Julius Couchon died suddenly Can you
locate relatives? Supposed to come from
Brattleboro." Chief Wilson would be glad
of information concerning any relatives
Of the deceased.
| A pleasant party in the nature of a
house warming was given Saturday even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. b. J.. jerks, when
about - of their friends and neighbors
gathered in the home to which they moved
recently on Cottage street. REGULATIONS
and music provided entertainment, and re
freshments were served
An informal dance and moving picture
II entertainment drew large number Of
Il members to the Country club Saturday
1 evening. Music for dancing was furnished
l by Leitsmgers orchestra Of five pieces
and the six reel film, Titles Puncture,
4 Romance, furnished by the Princess the
atre, was shown outdoors
III The Sunday trains on the Yves
River branch made their first trip
yesterday. Many understood that mex
Sunday would be the first Sunday the
would be run and the patronage wa
smaller consequently than otherwis
would have been the ease.
William Tarrant, employed on the sec
tion crew at Brattleboro, while at tn
side OF the track mile north of tn
n railroad station Friday was struck o
/ the back of the head by bottl
II thrown from a window of passin
train and sustained an ugly cash tina
III required the attention OF n surgeon.
ii The funeral of Miss Eliza Angus wa
held this afternoon at ; o'clock ]
| / the home of Mrs. S. d. Brown, 40 Eros
street, Rev. Roy NJ Houghton, pastor
III the Centre Congregational church officia
ing Mrs. w H. Bond sang Lead, Kin,
u " Light, and Jesus, Lover of Ny Sou
II The bearers We're George NJ. Clay, Henr
III r. Brown, Frank w Nichols and Willia
III b Vinton The burial took place in Pro
III pect Hill cemetery.
III Alonzo E. Weatherhead of Vernon al
III Miss Eta May Manning of Glastonbur
III Conn, were married in the UNIVERSAL
III parsonage at s O'clock Saturday evenil
HI by Rev. d. E. Trout. They were accor
III panied by four relatives A single Ri
service was used The couple will Ii
HI in Vernon, where the bride has be-
HI teaching school. Mr.. Weatherhead ft
III merIy was employed in the Abbott al
Hamilton meat markets in Brattleboro
School in District No IL closed June
with Gordon Miller the only pupil "
| was without an absent or tardy mark dI
III ing the year Those who mad no mar
for the spring term were Esther Johnst
HI Elizabeth Starks, Gordon Miller and II
lis Miller A total Of IS kinds of W
flowers were found by the children. N
Ill Luthera Hamilton, the teacher, has &c
III to her home in Windham for the SUNNI
vacation She will return to the sch
in September.
HI The following appointments OF additiC
to the committees of the Christian
III deavor society of the Centre Congre
Ill tional church We're made last ev
III ing: Chairman Of lookout committee,
Horace Winchester, and Miss Gladys
III Holden was appointed a member of
committee in place of Mr.. Winchest
chairman of good literature commit
HI Harry c. Rhodes; members of mission
committee, Miss Leila E. Thompson, L
ry c. Rhodes, Charles w Harris; M
Der of music committee, Stewart
HfStearns; chairman of flower commit
Miss Emily r. Clapp, to choose her {
III helpers.
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