The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The owl train from the north came
down this morning in two sections, the
first reaching here about Z 'clocl, and
the second about 3.
Today the Empire presents the viii
liam Fox feature, The Green Eyed
Monster, featuring Robert B. ManteU
The Circus Mongrel, fourth chapter
of Peg o. the Ring serial, with Fran
ces Ford and Grace Cunard, will be
shown as one of the features.
Today the Princess theatre will pre-
sent Fannie Ward in the Paramount
production, For the Defense, also a
Paramount travelogue. Tomorrow Kit
ty Gordon in the Brady Made feature.
Her Maternal Right, and the Mvster-
les of Myra will be the attraction.
1t has been decided to publish in
permanent form a record of the cen
tennial celebration of the Centre Con
gregational church including the his
torical paper, together with list of
the names of the entire church mem
bership from the beginning, 100 years
ago.
Herman Nesbitt Gordon, chauf-
feur Of Brattleboro, and Miss Janet
Elizabeth Stowcll Of Dickinson
street. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
!. sStowell, We're married Saturday at
ternoon by Carl S. Hopkins. ESD, in
the Office of the town clerk. They are
to make their home in Brattleboro.
The milk wagon of Ashley l.. Spen-
Ger of Guilford broke in two on Main
street in front of Rice restaurant
Sunday morning and number of
empty bottles were thrown out and
smashed. Only a little milk was
spilled. The wagon was taken to
White 5 livery and MIR. Spencer fin
| iShed his route in a borrowed wagon
| The woodwork on the under side of
the wagon had rottcd to the breaking
! point
Mrs. Richard Lynch of Newton Up-
per Falls, Mass, whose husband. Rich
ard Lynch, an employee in the Brooks
House kitchen. was drowned recently III
| the Connecticut river and was found
by Alfred Ryan, has written Chief-of
| Police Wilson to know the circum-
stances. She says she had not heard
| from her husband in 10 wears. She
was notified of his death by the I'M
| dertaker in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
/
Two former Brattleboro men are
candidates for representative in the
sssachusetts legislature from tn,
third Franklin district, Robert II. Ham
ilton of Montague and Myron L. Cor
bett of Bernardston Mr.. Hamilton
has served on the Republican tow
committee in Montague, and for man,
years he was widely known as a mem
Der of. the l.. !. Quinn bah team OF
Millers Falls. Later he played profes
Slonal ball in Lawrence and Salem OF
the New England league and in sew
Ietal Western league clubs. While en-
qloyed for years in the assembling de
Ipartment Of the Nillers Falls com
Ipany at Millers Falls, his home ha.
been at Montague Center lie has
beer master of the Bay State lodg,
Of Masons. His nomination papers
have been circulated the past week
| Mr.. Corbett represented the district
in the Legislature some years ago
The funeral of Mrs. Ada (Richard-
ardsonl Scott, wife of Leslie Scott
who died in the family home in Mon
| clair. n. j.. Wednesday night. july
| II. was held in the home, % North
! " lil'N Nltttt- / lI'ldN might at Sou
o clock. The body was brought to
| Brattleboro on the White Mountain
express Saturday afternoon for burial
in Prospect Hill cemetery and was ac-
companied by Mr.. Scott and his
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Black, and by Mr.. Scott s sis
ter. Mrs. G. f. Warner of Brattleboro.
who went from Mantle. Conn, to
Montclair to attend the funeral 9th
ers present included Mrs Ida Morris
and daughters, Dorothy and Hortense,
of Greenfield, Mass. Mr., and Mrs. \.
'. Woodward and Mrs. George Da-
Wis of Shelburne Falls. Mass. Mrs.
Jessie (Scott) Brown Of Northampton,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Burdett Hall
lgan Of East Orange, Nj. Rev. D. f.
Trout, pastor of the UnivcrsaGst
church. ofiiciated at the services in the
cemetery. Many old friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott were present at the
burial. The bearers were c. r. 81
monds. S, w. Edwards, c. r. Crosby
and W. Z. Hubbard.