The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-06
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

+. NJ. Goodenough and men are wir-
ing the house and barn of Frank How
ard in Putney.
George T. Wilson of the w. F.
Richardson Co. has bought a Six-30
Chalmers touring car through the Yer
mont Auto Sales Co.
There will be a regular meeting of
Bingham chapter, No. 30, Order of
the Eastern Star, tomorrow, Tuesday
evening in Masonic temple at 7.30.
Today the Empire presents Betty
Nansen, the great tragedienne, in the
problem play, Should Mother Tell9
supported by Stewart Holmes and
Jeane Sothern. Tomorrow the fifth
chapter of Graft will be shown.
Lloyd r. Robinson, a linotype oper-
ator for The Brattleboro Publishing
Co. caught the second finger of his
right hand in linotype machine Sun
day and tore the nail out by the
roots. Dr. Harry p. Greene dressed
the injury.
j. G. Moore Of Washington street,
while employed as a cook in the lum-
Der camp of w. G. Doolittle in MARI
boro, upset kettle of boiling water
on his left forearm, badly scalding it.
lie is unable to work and is under
the care of DIR. Harry P. Greene.
A flock of Evening Grosbeaks was
observed yesterday on the bank in
the rear of Mrs. Persis Eames IS house
on Union street. These birds are rare
~ seen in this part of the country,
their appearance anywhere east of the
Mississippi being termed by ornithol-
ogists accidental
The funeral of Henry F. Goode-
nough was held Saturday afternoon
at the house in West Brattleboro at
> o clock, Rev. Delmar +. Trout, pas
tor of the Universalist church, ofici-
ating. Abbott B. Richmond sang
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and In
the Sweet Bye and Bye. The bearers
were M. f. Goodenough, w. H. Eddy,
William Metz and n. NJ. Hastings.
The burial took place in the West
Brattleboro cemetery
The Springfield Republican of yes
tCrday contained in its agricultural
department a halftone illustration of
the shorthorn bull, Waterloo Clay
now the property of f. G. Crane Is
Flintstone farm in Dalton, Mass, and
regarded by competent judges as the
btsL type OL HlllhlHR SHOTlnOfn Dull
in the country. The animal was form.
erly the property Of w. S. Pratt of
this town and was sold to Mr.. Crane
last year for $4,000.
The Company / basketball team
went to Springfield, (Vt.), Saturday
and defeated the company there by d
score of 50 to 20. The Bellows Falls
company was booked to play in
Springfield, but the arrangements were
changed in order that Bellows Falls
might play a team from Worcester
The first and second periods were
fairly close, but in the third period
the better endurance Of the Brattla-
boro team was shown in the passing
The attractions at the Princess
theatre for the month of March in,
clude some of the best productions in
the market. The management consid
ers the month s program to be tn,
strongest in the history of this theatre
This weeks program includes sucf
productions as Zaza, with Pauline
Frederick in the leading role, for to
day The Bargain, for Wednesday, i.
western production taken in the
Grand Canyon of Arizona. The Girl Of
YESTERDAY will be presented Thursday
with Mary Pickford in the leading
role, and on Friday Henry B. Walt
hall and Edna Mayo in the V. L. S. E
production, The Misleading Lady.
Seven Days Trip to Washington
March 25-3l. Send for circular to Prin