The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The contractors h"-e lasnmed work
on the found; ic2 for II. G.. Borber s
building at tie corner of Main and
Flat streets.
A long troop train carrying Troop A
of the New Hampshire cavalry passed
through Brattleboro a little after 2
| o clock this afternoon on its wav TO
Brownsville, Texas. The troopers have
been in camp at Fort Ethan Allen.
During the high wind this noon a
large tree in the yard at 10 Cedar street
| blew down with a crash, falling between
the house and an automobile that stood
in the yard, but missing both Many
limbs of trees about town have been
blown down by the high wind which
has prevailed today, and the telephone
and telegraph wires have suffered in
the more exposed places.
Raymond Horace Adams of Brattle-
boro and Miss Lucy donna futile of
| Spotford, \. H., were married this noon
in their FIXTURE home at 10 MYRTLE
street, Rev. Thomas W. Owens, pastor
of the Methodist church, performing the
| ceremony. double ring service was
used. Mr.. Adams is employed in the
wholesale department of the Durham
Brothers Co. and his bride has MANY
friends in town, where she made her
The funeral of Mrs. George H. Nor
ris, who died Friday, was held at the
house, 5 Horton place, Monday at 9
a. m. Rev. Richard H. Clapp, pastor of
the Centre Congregational church, off
ciated and Miss Emma j. Gregg sang
two selections. Mrs. Fred Morris and
daughter, Hortense, of Greenfield,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stan
| ley of keene, \. H., were present Mrs.
Morris was a sister of Mrs Stanley.
! The body was taken to Keene for
burial in Woodlawn cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred H. Davis were
| pleasantly surprised last evening at
| their home on Canal street by a large
number of their ncighbors and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will leave next
week for their newt home in Franklin,
n. H., Mr.. Davis having recently sold
his meat market here. The guests pre-
scented them several handsome pieces
of china, the presentation being made
by Mrs. James p. Elmer, to which they
responded. The evening was spent with
cards, music and refreshments.
/ All those who are to participate in
/ the missionary pageant to DE held
! Thursday evening are asked to meet
/ M the Baptist church at clock TO-
night. As another rehearsal will be
! held tonight this one must begin ana
/ close promptly. At s o'clock the fol
! lowing scene. in the Biblical drama to
! be given THURSDAY evening are to be
Fchear.ed in the Baptist church. Act >.
scene :; act 3, scene l. and act 4. All
those who have parts in these scenea
are especially urged to be present.
The ease of Lottie T. DOYLE against
the Strout Farm agency and Others,
which was begun in Windham county
court YESTERDAY afternoon as the last
jury ease of the term, wa. in progress
today and will occupy at least another
/ day. The suit is brought 10 recover
damages from the agency and ITS agents
for alleged misrepresentation of prop
crty bought by the plaintiff. it is
claimed hy the plaintiff that the agent
IN showing the property said that q
| pasture and Neodlot were included.
The several reels comprising the mo-
! ton picture story entitled Where Are
My Children! were shown four times
at the Auditorium Yesterday, and will
1 be shown again today and tomorrow.
They have been seen by good sized au-
I diences The story deals with condi-
tions which exist largely by reason of
the lack of general information regard
ing birth control and presents wildly a
story that may be duplicated in a great
] number of places, 1t teaches a lesson
Ill social life, and some who saw it are
Of the opinion that all persons who have
passed out of their childhood ought to
see it.