The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-19
EPATTLEBoRo LOCAL.


The funeral Of Charles Ct. Walker
win be held tomorrow at 100 1t his
home on the Putney road.
The pool and billiard tournament at
the Masonic temple is under way with
r. J. Eldridge and John Skinner as
captains. The captains will play to-
night.
On account of the entertainment at
the opera house, Professor Butterfield s
lecture on Voice this week Thursday /
evening viii begin at 10 and close
five minutes before s.
The 44th annual meeting of the cor
porators Of the Brattleboro Savings
bank viii be held in their banking
rooms Thursday of this week at II a. Il
M. Dinner win be served in the |.
Brooks House at 0 clock.
The Wheel club s celebration tonight, /
at the opening of the new clubrooms in
the Grange building, will be attended |
by approximately 200 members. Some
| interesting letters viii be read from
| former and nonresident members.
| Dwight Edmund Jennings Of Win
chester, y. H., and Miss Mabel Kath- !
crime Thompson Of Colrain, Mass, were
married at 6 clock last evening In
the Universalist parsonage by Rev. Del
mar z. Trout. They were unattended
and a single ring service was used.
The latest addition to the rolling
stock of the Twin State Gas & Flee
trio Co. 5 street railway was placed on
a sled this afternoon and hauled by
six horses to fhe Pine street carbarn
Of the company, where the work of
putting it in condition for use will be
started.
Brattleboro camp, NJ w. A., will in
stall its officers, elected for the ensuing
year, at its regular meeting in Red
Men s hall tonight. After the meeting
there will be d general social time. Re
freshmonts viii be served. All Wood
men are requested to be present with
their families.
The fact that TIC north door tG the
storm lobby Of the post Office is kept
locked and barred, but bears no sign to
5 that effect, has forced many people each
day to move around TO the front door.
9 1t has been suggested that it would not
be 4 very expensive matter to hang 4
t sign on the door advising those who
e approach it to use the front door.
\ small ice jam in MILESTONE brook
near the home OF Village Commission
er John 7. kaiHe resulted in Select
{ man A. f. Merrill making q trip over
: there this morning to determine Wheth-
o or it was of sufficient Importance to re-
quire dynamiting. There appears TO he
no danger at present of any damage
being done unless the water should rise
materially and the jam continue to
hold.
Bob Or, an old favorite with Brat
II tlcborO audiences, viii be seen in the
oil
and evening performances by the Cor
d man Musical Comedy Co. The first
II performance will be On the March
which is said to be first class musica
II comedy. As n comedian Bob OFT has
a many friends among the local theatre
a goers, and he is surrounded by com
pany OF 20 who have been received
% with satisfaction everywhere. There
pr will be change of performance daily
pr My Official Wife, shown at the Prin
IL cess theater Yesterday afternoon ant
evening. ranks easily in the foremos
q rank Of pictures shown at this theatcr
a. 1t is full OF intensely exciting Incl
~ dents, with an equally thrilling climax
i Miss Clara Kimhall Young, in the par
4 of Helene Marie, anihilist. getting in
- to Russia for the purpose of murderin;
a the Gar left nothing 10 be desired il
- her part. The other parts were al
- taken by equally as good artists
49, Arthur Morris, with his tricks wit
cards, completely mystifes the audi
ence, and is well worth seeing.
IN Assistant Judges F. L. Hastings an
No Fred Il. Pier Of Brattleboro announc
~ the usual tax of one per cent to NEE
~ the current expenses or WindhaI
~ feonntv for the coming year. On aeeoun
ioP I Il
" of health requiring the rebuilding Q
al al the interior OF the Jail at Newfan
nN and installing u new heating systel
III and sterilizing plant, requiring a hig
- pressure boiler, il will be necessary I
W lay a special tax, to be authorized b
the legislature. Tie accounts of Geore
'0' G. Ayerill, county treasurer, shows di
pursements Of S9,276.S0 on orders Il
'ih past fiscal year.
n ny In the annual meeting of the Congr
ad gatiOnal Sunday school Sunday the
on officers were elected: President, f.
~ Crosby; superintendent, George l.. Du
80 ham; assistant superintendents, Ere
III c. Brown and Henry f. Jordan; seer
~ tary and treasurer, Ernest II. Bemi
t1n librarians, Miss Orlana Ranney N
;na Miss Gertrude L. Marston; supt.
; senior department, C.. b. Crowell; SUI
of intermediate department, Miss FlC
once NJ Hemenway; supt. of junior
. partmcnt, Mrs. f. w. Kuech; supt.
ou primary department, Mrs. j. f. PER-
UV supt of beginners department, NJ
w. I. Haigh; book committee, t
- librarians; auditor, julius Kue'
- President Crosby presided and the
port of the secretary and treasul
showed an increase in attendance a
n Of in IL
III work during the year, which was
large increase over the previous year
- BIRTHS.
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