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

The public schools were in session
this morning to make up for the Mon
day holiday.
The next meeting of Brattleboro
chapter, Daughters of the American |
Revolution, will be held in Vernon
June 10.
All the law offices in town closed this |
afternoon. They will be closed every
Saturday afternoon during June, July |
and August.
The Trip to Minneapolis, including a |
report of some of the addresses, will |
be the subject of the evening service |
in the First Baptist church tomorrow
evening.
The new federal building is so per
| cent completed. The partitions are
being put in, the electric conduits in
stalled and the elevator enclosure and |
stairs being built.
The Crystal Springs Ice Co. s auto
truck will move the household goods
| West Brattleboro, from Harwinton
Conn, to West Brattleboro Monday.
| The program today at the Princess
includes the Triangle keystone come
! dv, The Hunt. and Soldier Sons, a
story of army life in the Philippines,
also Ham and Bud, a comedy, and
Hazards of Helen. On Monday, Tleo-
dore Roberts in Mark Twain s Pud-
d 'n-head Wilson will be shown.
The annual field day of Connecticut
! Valley commandery, No. y, of Green
field and of Beauseant commandery,
! No. Z, K T., of Brattleboro will be
held at Spofford lake June % The
preliminary arrangements were made
Thursday night at a meeting held in
Brattleboro by the field day committees
of the two organizations.
A social for Odd Fellows and their
families was held last evening in Odd
Fellows s temple and was attended by
a large number There was dancing to
music furnished by Woodward, Jones
and Donoghue, and cards, poo and
billiard playing and bowling were par
ticipated in by those who did not care
to dance. Refreshments were served.
AT tle recent annual meeting of the
Vermont Domestic Missionary society
, Rev. Richard H. Clapp of Brattleboro.
pastor of the Centre Congregational
church, was elected director to sue
coed Rev. R. NJ. Houghton, removed
from the state. He also was appoint
ed a member of committee to secure
financial expert or field secretary
: for the society the coming year.
The case against Walter Wright. ar
rested in Nottingham Monday charged
with furnishing liquor, has been CON
tinued again to Monday morning.
Wright, since leaving the Memorial
hospital. where he was taken after his
= arrest, has been in the county jail in
{ Newfane in default of 5000 bail The
t case was continued first to Wednesday.
then to Friday morning, but the state s
- attorney was engaged in trying cases
? in the county court and further post
&. Iponement was necessary.
: George L. Kaye sold yesterday
l through j. l.. Howard 5 agency. his
Z shoe store and repairing business tC
1 Leroy IL. Wagner of Bridgewater
Mass, who took possession at once
Il MIR. Wagner has been for several years
in this business, having been foreman
in shoe factory where recently eigh-
million army shoes were made for TIL,
. Russian army. He viii install at once
I the Goodyear shoe repairing outfit OF
q .up-to-date machinery and will carry
y large line of men 5 women 5 and chill
: dren 5 shoes and do all kinds of repair
ing, both hand and machine work.
I The work of the Boy Conservation
" bureau will be explained in an illus
4 trated lecture i'll the Centre Congre
q gational church tomorrow evening a
II 40. +. w. Watkins Of New York
V who gives the lecture, is secretary O
: the bureau. His experience in business
and in this particular work especial,
qualities him to present the case o
the needy boy who should be given
the chance of good environment an,
proper training, This is n matter o
interest to US all. The lecture is free
s All are cordially invited.
/ B. H. s. Glee Club concert, hig
t school room, Monday evening, June ;
? at s clock. Admission p cents
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