The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-24
BRATTLEBCRO LOCAL.


All who ere interceA~d in the free
kindergarten are lifted 20 visit the
school "Wednesday and THURSDAY be-
tween 10 to 11.45.
The Methodist society will hold an
l.. L. 3. A. social Tuesday evening in
the church vestry. The Knights of
| Wesley will serve refreshments. Every
body is welcome.
a telegram from the government
weather man at Hartford, Conn. to
! the postmaster this morning said that
| streams to the north We're rising, in
| dlcating moderate floods in this locali-
| ty.
The Princess theatre will present to-
day Dustin Farnum in the Paramou1 :
| production, The Gentleman from In
diana, also a Paramount travelooue
ana a cartoon comedy. Tomorrow a
specially selected program will be
shown.
The Amherst college golf team, seven
members, will play against a team
from the Brattieboro Country club on
the links here Saturday afternoon. The
| local players have had but little CD
portunity to practice and the makeup
Of the team has not been fully decid-
| ed
The funeral of Miss Alice Wilson,
50, who died Wednesday night, was
/ held yesterday afternoon at 100
| Q o'clock in the undertaking rooms OF
4 Bond & Son, Rev. Delmar E. front,
4 pastor Of the Universaist church, Off
eating. The burial took place in West
Brattleboro.
Thomas J. Heaphy, proprietor of tho
Pavilion hotel in Montpelier, ha.
bought J. c. Farwen 5 property OF
state street as an investment. Tn,
price IS understood to have beer
about $4,000. The location is one OF
the most desirable in Montpelier. and
the large fine old house is one of the
landmarks of the city.
Charlie Cornelius Johnson of 1ol
South Main street, weaver employed
IN the Fort Drummer mill, and Miss
Evelyn May Ashley of Riverview
street, were married yesterday after
noon in the parsonage of the Metho
dist church b. Rev Thomas w. Owens
They will make their home in Brattle
boro.
The Empire presents today til,
William Fox feature, The Little Gvp
sy, with Dorothy Bernard, a delight
full romance of love. thrills and dram
attic power. Today, Tuesday and Wed
aesday as an extra attraction Edwar,
|. Boyle, the blind vaudeville enter
/ tainer will be heard in songs an,
u whistling solos.
James H. Allen received Telegram
Z yesterday announcing the sudden deatl
4 of his mother, Mrs. J. H. Allen. in he
home in Jamaica Plain, Mass. Mr.. Al
4 len left on the afternoon train TIL
y telegram gave no information as to tn
cause Of death. Besides her son her
\ Mrs. Allen leaves another son, William
1 of Woonsocket, R. l., and one daughter
D Miss Marie Frances Allen of Jamaic
Plain. She leaves also one brother an
one sister.
I The village viii begin tomorro7
4 morning the work of laying an eight
inch sewer in Canal street from CT T
4 avenue to the road leading to the er
L trance to the fair grounds About ], 10
2 feet of pipe will be laid. John c. Pc
: lett will superintenr the Job for tn
village. While there is sewer for
t part of the distance the new pip
)e will be laid low enough to accom-
date all possible entrances as far +;
% the entrance to the fair grounds.
1t The baseball game between Brattl
d boro high school and Leland and Ora
seminary, which was postponed fro
Z. Saturday to today, was postpone
3. again today to the first pleasant da
). If there is one before Thursday TT
2. high school team is scheduled to pls
\. Bellows Falls at Bellows Falls Satu
4 day and Physical Director Diedrit
"a Stolte does not wish to have the bo
play their first two games with on
- one day Intervening If it is pleasa
tomorrow the game will be played
the fair grounds at , o'clock.
Ben Loring's musical revue comp
ny, which will be the attraction at t
Auditorium three matinees and thr
evenings, beginning this aftt
noon, arrived in town yesterday
will open with Dooley at the Cabar,
Tomorrow Fun in Barber Shop W
be presented and on Wednesday t
bill Will be The Fig Inspector n
Loring, who formerly was a leadil
man with Phil Oft, takes a leadil
part. This company has been playi
return engagements in places where
appeared early in the season, havi
played seven weeks in Fitchbu