The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The annual meeting of Bingham
chapter, o. E. s., will be held this |
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bassett moved |
Saturday from Elliot street to 25 Har-
ris place.
F. E. Cutler and Lorin E. Clark
brought in a string of 16 trout yester-
! day from Gulf brook.
| The Ladies' Enterprise society will
hold its regular meeting with Mrs. w.
| M. Brown, Is Organ street, Wednes-
day, April 10, at 3 O'Clock.
| Luther Sargent, who lives on Western
avenue, set two hens, placing Is egg
under each. Yesterday the hens came
off with 20 chicks. They are Rhode
| Island Reds.
! The village commissioners and board
of civil authority will meet in the of
! flee of II. +. Taylor & Son Saturday
evening, April 90, at 80 clock FIR
the purpose of revising the check list.
The men of Protective Grange will
| have charge of the program at the
meeting tomorrow evening, it being a
contest meeting. The women presented
the program at the meeting two weeks
| ago.
i Rural carriers No. and will be-
1 gin tomorrow morning on their regu-
lar schedule, leaving the postot1ice at
II O'Clock. The past few weeks they
have been leaving the office earlier on
account of the bad travelling.
The visiting committee of the Centre
Congregational church will have tea
in the Centre church house from to
$50 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. and
Mrs. R. H. Clapp will meet with the
committee to consider plans for parish
work.
Today the Empire presents The II
legal Bucket Shop, an episode in the
Detective and Ben Wilson in Borrow
ed Plumes. Tomorrow Protea, the first
! in Her Lady Rallies stunts, will be
shown
Troop No. l of the Boy Scouts with
troop No. as guests, had very en-.
joyable time on the hike to the Dun
] ham cottage Saturday. The Scouts and
\ Wahse Camp Fire girls sugared off
through the generosity Of Scott P
" Eames, assistant patrol leader of troop
No. f.
The combination automobile firs
i truck responded TO telephone call al
1.35 o clock this afternoon for gras.
q fire near the Oak Grove school hous,
+ which, driven by o high wind threat
h ened the fence and horse sheds on tn,
q east end of the fair grounds, as wei
3 az several new houses in that vicinity
The Oak Grove Parent Teacher asso
citation win meet Thursday Afternoon
4 at $3.50 clock in the Main stree
4 building in connection with the MAR
4 street and Canal street Parent -Teache
z associations. o. H. Benson of Wash
ington, D. c., national organizer of tn
\ Boys and Girl s Industrial clubs vii
be the speaker
The funeral of William Patrie1
Ryan of Guilford was held this morn
4 ing at $50 O'Clock in st. Michael
Romaa Catholic church, Rev. Willian
Raymond, curate, officiating. The bear
ers were Thomas j. Heaphy of Mont
n pelier, Richard Heaphy, Thomas Lon
4 and John Halloran. The burial too
Z place in the Roman Catholic cemetery
\ Seven manuscripts were slibmitte,
to the board of trade in competition
Z for the prize of IS to be awarded b
the board to the author of the best il
vitation to be issued by the board o
4 trade to Vermonters to return to thei
u home state during this year. A con
mittee will decide in the immediat
future on the merits of the mani
scripts and the award will be annount
ed then.
A Leap Year party complimentary
to members of the Vermont Whet
club will be given in the club room
4 Tuesday evening, April % from SO
to II. The committee of arrangement
consists of Mrs. 0. f. Benson, Mrs. I
D. Wyatt, Mrs. J. P. Ferriter, Mrs.
4 C. Dewitt, Mrs. w. c. Schorling, Mr.
n G. A. Boyden, Miss Elizabeth Hildretl
Mrs. l.. II. Miller, Mrs. c. L. Stickne
and Mrs. H. C. Rice.
The Brattleboro Free Library ass
4 citation he'd its annual meeting la
4 evening and elected these officer
President, DR.. Henry D. Holton; seer
tary and treasurer. H B. Chambe
lain; manager, F. K. Barrows; commi
tee on books, o. L. French, Rev D.
4 Trout, II. f. Eddy; committee on ROOF
DR.. Fl. D. Holton, F. K. Barrows, Kit
redge Haskins; committee on hbr
rian, F. H. Crane, DR.. s. E. Lawto
Rev. J. P. Rand.
- Jack Clark, professional at t.
- country club, said this noon that
had arrange six temporary greens f
the use of local golfers who wish
begin getting into summer season for
The fairway on the first, secor
third, fourth, fifth and ninth holes
now fit for use and will improve re
i idly as the season advances. The Pr
\ manent greens seem to have winter
u well and are expected to be in bet'
4 condition than ever this year.
~ Today at the Princess theatre AL
in Wonderland will be the attracts