The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Sunday at 3 o clock.
Miss Ruth Piorco of Westminster
was operated upon in the Memorial
| hospital yesterday morning by DIR. Har
! ry T. Greene.
George Sherman Church and Miss
Anna Elizabeth Lounsbury, both of
| Westfeld, Mass, were married this
morning in the office of the town clerk
Thy Carl S. Hopkins, justice of the
peace.
| The public supper which was to have
| been served Monday evening by the
n. E. o. z. has been postponed on ac-
count of guest day being Wednesday, |
when many visitors will be in the homes |
of the members.
Miss Pauline Shaw, daughter of Mi
and Mrs. Harry w. Shaw of Green
street, entertained II young friends in
! her home Thursday afternoon in honor
of her 18th birthday anniversary. She
was presented several gifts. Refresh
ments were served and games were en-
joyed during the afternoon.
Today at the Princess theater is all
star day. Mary Pickford, Francis
Bushman, Flora Finch, Helen Holmes
and Louise Vale will be seen and there
will be music by the orchestra. On
Monday viii be seen the five-act farce
comedy, Are You a Mason? with John
Barrymore in the leading role support
ed by an all-star cast.
General Order No. 33 from the office
of the adjutant general of the state
announcing the awarding of service
medals contains the names of four men
of Company l and the First Regiment
band who will receive medals for five
years of service. They are Lieut. W
r.. SpauIding, Sergt. Thomas f. Doyle
and Cook William w. Lee of Company
| and Corp. E. w. Woodward of the
band.
The grove meetings at Sunset lake
closed Sunday night. There was an at
| tendance that day of IS. Mr.. Pearson
| of Texas was the speaker, Mr.. Bradley
! of New Haven rendered violin music,
/ and Miss Coe of Springfield, Mass,
| played the organ. 1t was regretted
! that the president, Rev. Mr.. Webster,
! could not be present Repairs have been
/ made on the tabernacle, and it il
! hoped that next year more will take
! advantage of the chance to secure
! rooms at low price.
! When the main valve on the pipe
! which furnishes water for tho sprin
1 kler system in the factory building OF
4 the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell Co. OF
\ Frost street worked partly open in som,
II way last night after 10 o clock it au
H tomatieally sounded an alarm in tn,
II fire station The fire truck promptly
II responded, and someone sounded 81
II alarm from box 35 which brought tn,
Il horse-drawn apparatus and the cal
1 fircmen. There was absolutely no dam
10, a.
DIR, Henry D. IIolton has receive,
from Sir Gilbert Parker of London
volume entitled Collected Diplomatic
Documents Relating to the Outbreal
Of the European War. 1t is n collec
tion of the official correspondence pub
lishcd by the various European govern
4 ments, brought together for the bene
fit of students of history and polite,
1t l. an interesting volume and cor
tains the British diplomatic core
spondence, the French yellow book tn
Russian orange book, the Belgian gre
hi book, the Serbian blue book, the Ge'
man white book, the Austro Hungaria
a red book, and documents published sui
A seaucntly.
IL Charles II. Field camp, No. 81, S.
I v, of Greenfield, department of Mass;
al 'ih"'ItN' anu -. 4 SHIllL tuuip, y
a. 3, of Brattleboro, department of We
n mont, are to have a joint clambake
q Kell's grove, near Greenfield, Sunda
4 Sept. Z. j. Koch of Greenfield is
A cater and the bake will bc one
a which both men and women will |
d welcomed. Department Command
4 William Donaldson Of Greenfield Al
John J. Clune of BrattIeboro arc
4 charge of the arrangements and tie
4 The fratcrnaI spirit has always he,