The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-15
BRATILEi

~ junction were so 4
La. this morning.
-4sf fday.
r. i'd Mrs. E. V Mors ;
'sscs Of the Baptist Bible Sc &c
ave a corn roast tonight ear.
Joel f'lagg place in Guilford
CIss No. u of, the Bapt:
school will have sewing me .tip
the home of Mrs. w. Ii. II; :1-a
Washington street Thursday o. ter
1t IS hoped there viii be a / rgc
tendance
Work was begun this morning on
laying a new cement sidewalk on tbe
west side of the Main street BRIDGE
over Milestone brook. The walk Is
10 be raised and step made between
tho roadway and the walk.
The feature at the Empire toniobt
IS Ny Tomboy Girl, a two-part com
| edy-drama. Fanchon the Cricket. with
Vivian Prescott will be a PLEASING
| drama and The Second Beginning and
the Animated Weekly will complete a
good show.
The regular meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers circle of the Universalist church
has been postponed from the third to
| the last Thursday of this month, Sept.
| 80 This will be an experience meet
lnS, when each member will be re
quested to tell how she earned dollar
for the circle
The Woman s Foreign Missionary SO
| ciety of the Methodist church will
| meet tomorrow afternoon In the home
| of Mrs. I. w. Owens on High street
at o clock. Subject, The Mission to
/ Lepers. The annual election of Off
GERS will take place Il Large attend.
ance is desired.
| John Hall, the SheIburne Falls
outh who was ar. sisted Friday night
for having short trout in his posses
| sion last July ard who was ordered in
| the municipal court to pay fines ag-
| sregating $50, succeeded in raising the
| money late yesterday and was released
from the village lookup.
Special services viii be held in the
| Swedish Congregational church tomor-
row and Friday evening at 40
0 clock and on Sunday ut IL a. m, i
?. III. and 40 p. IN. Three prominent
| speakers from away will present the
missionary cause and there will be
vocal music and selections by tn.
church orchestra.
through freight from White River
Junction for New London collided with
tho rear Of freight train being made
up in the lower yard Of the Central
Vermont railroad near the coal chute
shortly after c clock last evening and
wrecked tho -eaboose of the local
train. No one was injured. The track
was cleared in q few minutes and traf-
fie was not delayed.
Many members Of the Centre Conere-
gational church and parish attended
yesterday afternoon the reception "a
Rev. Roy NJ. Heughton. rendered BY
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Durham on
the lawn of their home on North
street. The reception was from 3 to !
o clock and was very informal Re
freshments We're served by young wo
men of the parish and music was fur
nished by Leitsinger orchestra
The public service commission ha
issued an order against the Rvegat,
Light aud Power company which re
qulres that the power shall furnisl
continuous and adequate power t
customers during the eight hour work
ing day. This order is the result o
> hearings held by the commission fol
lowing protests from granite manufac
turers, who claimed that they ha
Y equipped their plants for electricit
at the solicitation of the company an
had not been furnished continucu
"a power.
- Medical Referee Dinsmore of Keen,
\. H., has received numerous inquire
I regarding the unknown man foun
dead in Hinsdale Saturday near til
east end of the Boston & Maine raj
nj road bridge across the river from Bra
4 tleboro, and has furnished the follow
ing description: Nationality. Irish
rs age, about 40; height, yet,
X inches; complexion, dark; hair, gray
eyes, blue; nose, long; face emaciatec
one upper and one lower front foot
gone; upper left eye tooth broken of
metatarsal joint of left great t
much enlarged; no scars. His eliot
III ing was an old, faded blue serge Goa
black ragged vest, gray trouseI
heavy black belt, black striped shiI
tie No. heavy old tan shoes.
ie Mrs. R. D. Hawkins, formerly
- this town, will open a tea room
nc Springfield, Mass, Sept 20 This t
lto room is pleasantly located on the 9
y cade floor of the new Woman IS sh'
81 building, which Is the home of t
y, Woman s Shop Ca woman s special
10 store) and an arcade of shops cat,
- ing to women. The tea room will
ne attractively furnished and will ser
= afternoon teas, luncheons and light
,as freshments Mrs. Hawkins is a
To- nestle science graduate and taught
number of years. She was Bratt
boro s first sewing teacher, having t
summer sewing classes which t
Woman S club carried on in t
schools, and later taught the eooki
mt classes of the Brattleboro Girls cl
and of the Woman s club several wi