The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

being Columbus day.
The Boy Scouts .. Tic Universalist
church will meet il the church parlor to
morrow evening at 10 O'Clock
The Ladies Enterprise society will hold
its regular mceting with Mrs c. H Davis
on Estey street Wednesday, Oct ID, at 3
o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the Mutual Aid
association will be held Wednesday at $50
O'Clock at the headquarters, II Canal
street
Class No II of the Baptist Bible school
will hold a sewing meeting Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. William c. Horton, IS
Brook street.
Otto Franz Willy Wegner, a member of
the Springfield, Mass, fire department,
and Miss Bertha Heyman of Springfield
were married yesterday by Justice Carl S.
Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Douglas have
sold through the agency Of William C.
Horton their tract of land on Orchard
street to Mrs Harriet b. Pratt of New
York city
Neal of the Navy will be shown at the
Princess theater today. The program will
also include the three-act reel Miss Jekyll
and Madame Hyde, and the Hearst-Selig
news pictorial.
The Woman's Relief corps viii hold a
sewing meeting in Grand Army hall
Thursday afternoon, followed by supper
and the regular meeting in the evening
when there will be initiation.
Tonight. Columbus day, the halls of
the knights of Columbus will be opened
to the public to participate in a celebra
ton Of the day. The evening will be spent
in part with a musical program and dane.
ing.
! The Home Missionary circle of the
Methodist church will meet Thursday
evening with Mrs Erwin p Smith Of For
est street An effort Is being made &c
increase the membership and interest il
the circle, and it is hoped there will be
a large attendance.
A new store, the Great Atlantic & Pa
ciic Tea Co, has been opened in The
Emerson building on Elliot street, for
merry the location of the Skiff- Anterior
Tire Co. under the management of ID
| Hayes. This store makes the / ,324tl
store that this company operates. Five
new stores have been opened by the com
pany in this state within a short time.
ItObcGI >dCkcIJ. -, VINO mas HldCe Il SIlt'
cialty of crime since boyhood, is now sale
to have assisted in killing a keeper in tn,
prison at Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sept. IL, afte
which he escaped. He is a native of North
ampton, Mass. and among his crimes he i
reported to have burgIarized a store in Brat
tleboro. There is no local record of thi
and officers of the law have no memory o
such an offense committed by Sackett
The driver of an automobile of New
Jersey registry stopped the car in from
Of the Albany cafe at l 30 O'Clock TIN
afternoon and backed one wheel agains
the curb. As the party left the ear
backed over the curb and against one Q
the windows in the store of S. Wells
Son, smashing the glass No, other dan
age was done The owner OF the machin
settled for the damage and joined hi
party at luncheon.
Rev H. ~ Mitchell, pastor of the Adven
e Christian church of North Adams, Mass
; formerly pastor OF the church in Brattl,
5 boro, is the subject of an editorial in tn
North Adams Transcript of Monday. Th
I editorial says: ''Bev. II. A. Mitchell is 81
T titled to congratulations on the success
q his six years work as pastor of the Adver
. Christian church of this city. During th5
E time the membership of the church has il
! creased and a substantial church edtice h5
: been erected The outlook is full of hor
= and encouragement, and the pastor an
! congregation have reason to face the futul
= in full faith and expectation of still bett'
/ things to come.