The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-22
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

}. Edward Hall has scld his house on
Chaplin street to Arthur L. Trip, super
ntendent of the Brattleboro street
railroad, who recently sold his house on
western avenue to Dr. IL. l.. Waterman.
Mr.. Trip will occupy the house for
lome. Mr.. Hall contemplates building
l house on High Lawn road.
The Masonic Bowling association
elected officers for the coming season
last evening. They are: President: H.
+. Jordan; vice president, A. E. Mil
Ter; secretary and treasurer, H. w.
Spaulding. The officers with A. S.
Thompson constitute the schedule COM
mittee. 1t is planned to have six teams
and to start competition about Nov. /.
The next case to be tried in county
court is the suit of Miss Ethel E. Cut
.er Of keene, n. H., against Merton A.
Doolittle of Brattleboro. This is to re
cover $4,000 for services as house
Keeper for years and for breach of
promise tc marry. The plaintiff is repre-
scented by Chase & Chase and the de-
PENDANT by o. B. Hughes and F. E.
Barber. A short time after this suit was
brought the defendant represented that
the case had been settled
ny AAlEh J1HhS lpdily NhlCn Will
be seen in the Auditorium tonight
carried over so persons. This identical
company, after showing in Greenfield
tomorrow night, viii go to New York
and en- Monday will begin long en-
gagement at the Bronx theatre. The
main theme of the music is in the
catchy song, Something Seems Jingle
ingleing, and it's melody is interwoven
N n thp cpora I'm xraYioIG
Lillian Bowker, 4, of Church place
fell yesterday afternoon shortly before
o clock from the cement wall which
is built around Mrs. j. j. Estey S
grounds ON Ellict street, distance of
about 20 feet to the ground. 1t was
thought at first that the child was seri-
| ously injured, but it was found that no
bones were broken. Her right shoulder
was hurt and the right side ef the face
badly bruised. Dr. Harry p. Greene was
called to attend her.
DR.. George R. Anderson has received
notice of his election as a member of
| the Fellows of the American College of
Surgeons, the most restricted orgauiza-
| ton of surgeons IN this country, which
is patterned after the Fellows of the
| Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Dr. Anderson is the second of two Yer,
mont surgeons to be admitted to this
| organization, the other being DIR. Ly-
man +, Allen of Burlington. Both are
| graduates of the university Of Yer
mont. DR.. Anderson will leave Sunday
| for Boston to attend the sixth annual
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North
America, which opens there Monday.
| He will be absent one week.
Competition in railroading was plain
~ in evidence in Brattleboro yesterday.
three travelling passenger agents were
in town, two of them looking up pros
| poets for California business and the
other seeking business for next spring
4 from the high school Washington party.
4 H B. Faroat, representing the Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad. was here 10 try
and get share of the business Of the
high school. l.. B. Burgess, New England
agent of the Nickel Plate road, and
G A. Titcomb, eastern representative
of the Chieago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, were here with the intent to
see that as. many as possible of people
/ planning. to make-a triplto California
or other points west. travel over the
roads they represent.