The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

i1o muse vi IlSnlanu street,
Today, at the Empire, In the Sun
set Country, three-part Western
drama, and The Conspirators, a two
part episode of The Romance of
Elaine, with Pearl White, are two,
! pleasing features.
The funeral of Charles Albion of
Reed street was held this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, at the house, Rev Del
mar Z. Trout, pastor of the UNIVERSAL
ist church, officiating The body will
be taken to Cushman, Mass, for burial, |
Victor Cotton was given surprise
party last evening at his home ON tho
corner of Terrace street and Putney
road, in honor of his 10Th birthday an.
adversary. Refreshments were served
and the evening was spent in playing
games.
/ James G. Gibson, who is employed at
, Dunton S secondhand store, injured
his hand while pumping up bicycle
: tube Monday and in consequence isl
confined to his home IN West Brattle-
! boro with bloodpoisoning in the hand.
! DR.. Hunter was called to attend him
The Princess theater will present
i today Albert Chevalier and Jane Gale
in the five-act Metro production, The
I HIS Is recommended do
being one of the best productions
shown at this theater Tomorrow, Jim,
the Penman, with John Mason, will
be the attraction.
] The officers of the special class of
), Lasell seminary, elected Nov. l, are
as follows: Pres, Miss Norma MacMil
Ian, Glen Park, n. Y; vice pres, Miss
1 Edna B. Peterson, Omaha, Neb.; sec,
Miss Lillian S. Lawton, Brattlcboro;
treas, Miss Elizabeth Stiles, Gardner,
Mass; cheer leader, Miss Dorothy
Matthias, Joliet, III.
& Mrs. Eunie B. North of Burlington
has bought the DR.. H. l.. Waterman
house on Elliot street and the brick
: house on the lot next east, taking pos
session today. This property recently
was sold by DIR. Waterman to Charles
f. Reiche of Los Angeles, Cal, who
sold them to Mrs. North through a Los
Angeles real estate agency.
Silvio Carron, II, of Westfeld, Mass,
who stole money of his parents and
came to Brattleboro to get married,
was given a suspended sentence to the
Massachusetts reformatory at the SEES
sion of district court yesterday The
sentence was suspended until April l.
!. of $l55 from his parents and of this
amount $S0.94 was returned
E One of the most successful sociaIs
o ever held by the Christian Endeavor
society of the Centre Congregational
r church was enjoyed last evening in
the chapel by about 50 members and
> their friends. The entertainment in
f Guided guessing games, a spelling con-
test in which the words were spelled
bac kward and pantomimes. Waters
!, fruit lemonade and candy were served.
{ The Masonic district meeting open.
1 ed this afternoon with large attend.
a ance, the lodges of Bellows Falls, Put
c ney, Londonderry, South Londonderry
Jamaica, Town shend, Wilmington, Jack
/ sonville and BrattIeboro being repre-
- sentcd. The ladies of the Eastern Star
5 will serve a supper at. . 0 clock and
= the work of cpnfeRring degrees, and re
viewing lectures win continue this
| evening, when the grand lodge officers
t and other distinguished visitors will be
e received.
! A Junior Christian Endeavor society
l was organized in the Baptist chapel
yesterday and these officers were elect.
ed: President Kenneth Morse; vice
president, Helen Chamberlain; secre-
t2ry, Marjorie Clapp; treasurer, Leigh
ton Moves. Members of the PRAYER
meeting, lookout, social, missionary and
; music committees were appointed
. Meetings will be held in the chapel
/ Tuesday afternoons at 3.45 o clock, for
| boys and girls between the ages of
t eight and IA years.
Many who heard Claude E. Saunier of
| Boston play the Ford pipe organ at the
Ell kstey organ plant and numerous others
! rot so fortunate are looking forward
! to tn" comm" of Mr.. Saunier to give
o . recital on the memorial organ in the
Q First Baptist church tomorrow even
f ing. The recital in itself will constitute
a delightful program, but in addition.
Master Clarence Fowler, the boy so
. prano of Boston, is to appear. There is
! no human voice as sweet as q trained
, boy soprano. Master Fowler is not a
preeocious, spoiled singer, but real
boy among BOYS. gifted with q maryo-
lous voice which has been carefully
trained. He will sing, among other
numbers, With Verdure Glad, from the
erection, Ave Maria Bach-Gounod)
), Sing Smile, Slumber, etc. The mem
bers of the Baptist y. p. S. G. E. hope
: to clear enough to pat electric lights
: in the chapel
! Over a million men and half a mill
! ion women are already enrolled in the
Baraca and Philathea classes of the
various Sunday schools in this country
and the founder of the first Baraca
class which has just celebrated its 25th
a anniversary is now out after his
n second million
Mr.. and Mrs D. w Felch attended q
s monster convention of these classes at