The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-28
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Friendship circle will meet in Odd Eel
lows temple Friday afternoon. Supper
will be at 6.15 as usual.
Stone for the trimming of the Hol-
stein-Friesian building has arrived and
Is being unloaded near the site of the
building.
Rev. G. f. Tomkinson will conduct
the 3 o'clock services Sunday at the
Home for the Aged during the month
of October.
The Brattleboro Sunshine society
branch !, will meet tomorrow afternoon
at $50 with Miss Mary Stearns, West
Brattleboro
The Austine Institution opened to-
day. 1t was expected that by the
time all of the pupils arrive the en-
rollment will be somewhat larger
than last year.
The women of the Methodist church
will hold rummage sale in the build
ing formerly occupied by Thomas 5
drug store this week Friday and Sat
urday. All articles of clothing win be
gladly received.
The assistant of Samuel f. Perkins,
sent up to a considerable height yester
day nine kites which carried up a short |
distance dummy figure mounted on an |
imitation aeroplane. The flying was
done from the roof of Mosher s garage. |
The Home Economics club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. w. S. |
Spear, 10 Grove street. The program
will take the form of roll call Each
one is to respond with a recipe of some
kind of sweet pickle, or tell how to ar
range the house for winter.
! The restriction which has forbidden
children under Is years of age from
attending moving picture shows and
other public amusements has been lifted
| by Health Officer Henry Tucker. All
children coming to town from away
are still to be put in quarantine.
! Nelson Parker, the West Brattleboro
farmer who was badly gored in the
abdomen by COW Tuesday afternoon,
was not as well today. His son, Theo-
dore, who returned to Springfield,
Mass, yesterday, was sent for again
this morning and arrived here at ,
O. clock.
One of the prizes awarded by the
New England Retail Milliners asso-
citation, at the convention held in Bos-
ton, for the most artistic hats has been
received by Mrs. H. f. Bascom. The
hat was designed and made by Leon G.
Briggs, designer this season at Bias
CON 5 millinery parlors.
Today the Empire presents Harold
. Lockwood and Mae Allison in The
House of Scandal, in four acts, also
the third chapter of The Secret of the
r Submarine, in two acts. Tomorrow
Ruth Roland in The Red Circle, Pearls
iof Temptation with Jackie Saunders,
and comedy reels will be shown.
, The Ladies circle of the Universalist
5 church viii hold a rummage sale Oct.
5 and in the store on High street
formerly occupied by the American Elk
! press company If necessary, teams will
r be sent for contributions, and should
/ any he overlooked Mrs. Emily Edwards
' or Mrs. Fred c. Sargent should be noti-
fed.
+ Joseph Duffy pleaded guilty to in
c toXication in the municipal court this
o morning before Judge Frank f. Bar
k Der. In default of 1915, the amount OF
the fine and costs, he was taken TO New
L fame Jail by Police Chief George Viii
4 son. One other man, charged with g
Y third offense of intoxication. pait
D. 5000, the amount of his fine and costs
ic Today the Princess theater present,
II Blanche Sweet in the Paramount fea
IS ture, The Thousand Dollar Husband
also Billie Burke in the 18th chapter O.
Gloria 5 Romance. Tomorrow Fred
t crick Warde in Slas Warner will b,
e the attraction, with special music il
BE the evening by Leitsinger s orchestra
e. Frederick Warde is a Shakespearcal
- actor. The production is in seven part
: and on account of its length the per
a Torrance in the evening will begin a
u o'clock.
The taking of evidence in the cas-
of Fitzgerald Brothers Brewing CON
4 pany of Troy, n. Y, against the estat
of James A. Kelley of Rutland, whic
II involves a dispute over the amount 0
bill for liquors which the plaintiff
claims aggregates about $4,000 ocer
q pied the attention of Rutland count
4 court throughout yesterday Attorne
i Marvelle c. Weber of Rutland al
Q pears for the plaintiff and George "
4 Platt of Rutland and Clarke C. Fit
a of Brattleboro are counsel for the Dc