The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-01
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

Horton D. Walker j IA Townshend
today beginning til. y ork Of wiring the
Townshend Inn
A regular meeting of Bingham
chapter, o. L. S., will he held tomor-
row evening at 80
The officers of Columbian lodge, No.
sc, f. and \. NJ. will be installed in
the Masonic temple this evening.
Class No. 10 of the Baptist Bible
school, Mrs A. L. Gale teacher, will
the Abbott on Canal street Wednes-
day afternoon.
Parents are especially urged to at
tend the meetings of the Southeastern
Vermont Teachers convention Friday
gram will be especially interesting to
them.
William Fox presents at the En-
rire today Valeska Suratt and VIII
| liam f. Shay in The Soul of Broad
way, the sensational photo play of
New York life in six parts. Tomorrow
an episode of the Graft series will be
| one of the leading features.
Today the Princess theater presents
Pauline Frederick, emotional artist, in
/
| thur Jones 5 drama, Lydia Gilmore
| Tomorrow Frederick Lewis and Ethel
Gray Terry in the Shubert feature
production, Bought, is On the program.
There were large congregations at
both services at the Advent Christian
church yesterday, and it was great
pleasure to all to hear the Mount Her
mon male quartet, who assisted at both
services. Their singing was great
credit to themselves and the school
they represented.
Wantastiquet lodge, /. 0. o. F, OBJ
served Friday evening the 9th ami
versary of the founding of the order,
following the working Of a degree on
large class. There were short ad-
dresses by Maj. F. W. Childs and r.
W. Taber, past grand representative
/ of Massachusetts. julius Exner gave
piano solos and +. II. Brasor sang.
An interesting trip was taken by
troop No. l of the Bay Scouts Satur
day to the pinnacle Of Wantastique,
mountain, to Mine mountain and over
rough country to q hillside, where sup
per was cooked. After supper store,
were told around campfire until tho
fire died down. Then the trip home
was made by way of the Gulf road.
B. s. and I. l. Micheiman were call
cd to Northampton, Mass. yesterday
to attend the funeral of their uncle
Isaac Michelman. a clothing merchan
in Northampton. who had stores ais,
i'm Greenfield and Pittsfeld, Mr.. Mi
cheiman died suddenly Saturday even
ing of heart trouble. He had been il
business in Northampton 2S years an,
was Il large owner of real estate. II
leaves his wife, five sons and tW
daughters.
| Parents day was observed in tn
| Oak Grove school Wednesday, about >
| parents being present On Frida
about 20 parents visited the Esteyvill
/ school. The parents Of the Canal stree
| school children are invited to visit til
1 school Wednesday and the parents wi
| lie welcomed nj the Washington stree
| school Friday Or Wednesday. Ma
| 10, the Main street school viii he opeI
/ On Friday. Nav II visitors will b
1 welcome at the High street school, an
1 the Chase street school vii. be ope
/ Wednesday,, May Il.
/ H. Chester Hort. formerly of Bra
II tleboro received elder $ orders at til
session of the New England Methods
III conference in Worcester, Mass, SUI
day April Is. The class was the Ions
est III the history of the conferenc
also the largest that Bishop Hamilto
| ever ordained. numbering . deacon
ii and 5 elders. 1t was a very inpressiN
sight when, after the remarks of I'll
III bishop and the comforting Of erede
tials, the members of the New En-
land conference gathered around Il
altar TO welcome the newlE-ordaine
III men.