The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The date of the annual meeting of
Windham County Pomona Grange at,
| Brattleboro has been changed from Nov
Is to Dec. >.
L. p. Cope'%ud CT West BrattleboroI
has brought suit against E. NJ Holden,
contractor, to recover balance of 1914
claimed to be due for lumber
The Modern Woodmen will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening at
| 7.30. After the meeting, at o'clock.
card social will be held, to which the
public is invited. Refreshments will be
served. Members are asked to carry
cake.
] The suggestion that the road between
| Bennington and Brattleboro be named
after the first initials CT Bennington,
Brattieboro and Wilmington and that
4 it be called the - Double B-W' is
punk. 1t sounds too much like the
name of corset-Bellows Falls Times.
The spectacular four-act cabaret
/ show, Midnight at Maxim S, will be
seen today at the Princess theatre. 1t
includes Maxim s, Rector 5 and Busta
noby s, New York S most famous
cabarets, in all their glittering gor-
Il geousness.
The members of J. B. G. club met at
Miss Elizabeth Brasor s home Thursday
evening. Definite plans have been made
for the dance to be given by the club
in Armory hall Nov. 20. The next
meeting will be held in the home of
Miss Mae Baker.
Cafe service at the Brattleboro Coun-
try club will be suspended for a week
beginning today in order that repairs
may be made in the kitchen and that
the house staff, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Palmer, may have a vacation. They
left today for a trip to Greenwich, \.
Y, and other points.
There will be a welcome meeting at
the Salvation Army Sunday evening to
Ensign Thomas Mcmahon and Lieu
tenant James Munsev. Ensign Me
Mahon viii speak Oh 4 Wonderful
Home Run. There win be meetings
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Several of the churches will unite
in service in the Methodist chure
at 80 o clock tomorrow evening, to he
addressed by Rev. c. l.. Evarts, an adj
vance worker in the interests of the
Chapman and Alexander evangelistic
meetings. Dugan s orchestra and
chorus choir viii take part in the ma,
steal program.
Papers have just been recorded in
two real estate transfers in Brattleboro.
Edith S. (Field) Cutler, widow of Fred
Cutler of Minneapolis, has sold the
Starkev house On Western avenue to
Minnie A. Prouty and Harold c. Prouty
of Halifax. Olaf Carlson has sold two
building lots to Alvin H. Combs. They
adjoin Mr.. Combs s property on Oak
Grove avenue.
The second in the series of country
store socials by Leo council, Knights
of Columbus, was held in X. of c. hall
last evening and was attended by even
a larger number than were present ut
the previous social. Card playing and
dancing were the main features The
i highest scores at cards were made by
J Mrs. John Curry and Henry f. Whit
ney, ir. At the final social next Friday
night the two Thanksgiving baskets
which are the main prizes offered, will
be awarded to those holding the high
est scores for the series.
Ordinarily Lyman H. Howe s travel
1 festival is shown here Saturdays, but
] in response to desires made known 10
A Manager Fox of the Auditorium the
booking TINS time Is Tor tuesday even
8 ing of next week, when the stores will
Z be closed. For those who cannot at
4 tend the San Francisco and San Die
4 go expositiOns, the next best thing is
d to see them in motion pictures. The
educational value of the pictures is
! recognized by the school officials, whc
4 will close the schools little earlier
. that afternoon so that the pupils may
Z attend the matinee at $50. Mr.. Fo1
Z has sent printed cards to automobile
. owners within a radius of 40 miles al
. Brattleboro suggesting automobile trip
E to Brattleboro 10 see the exposition
, and there is no doubt but that tn,
y audiences will be large.
In Jacksonville yesterday Allie Hol
Z brook pleaded nolo contendere to tn
4 charge of disturbing the peace am
was fined 81 and costs of $685.. He am
4 f. j. Roberts, proprietor of a grail
& store and one of the most prominen
Il citizens of the place, got into an argu
h ment in front of the post office Thurs
day evening which resulted in blows
and Holbrook was arrested by Con
u stable H. G. Reed, who saw the las
b part Of the affair. State s ATTORNEY c
n B. Hughes of Brattleboro went Their
4 yesterday and disposed of the ease. Tn
y hearing was before G.. b. Morse, VIII
3 was appointed special justice by Nj
. nicipal Judge F. E. Barber of thi
b town. At the request of Mr.. HughC
y the selectmen appointed Dana Gained
B town grand juror to act as prosecutin
n LOFT fltt1 of &c