The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Holstein-Friesian offices will
close this afternoon until Wednesday,
July ).
The Vermont Printing company's
office closed this noon to remain closed
until Wednesday morning.
A team of eight men from the Brat
tleboro Country club will play against
the Greenfield Country club at Green
field this afternoon.
Pellet Skinner have been awarded the
contract to erect the sales pavilion off Yer
non street for tne Purebred Live Stock
Sales Company Of Brattleboro, VT, Inc
The next sale of cattle viii be held there
Aug y and %.
The electric road service was off this
morning few hours, the wires being
out of commission on the common. The
cars made their trips, but not on
schedule time. Repairs were made be-
fore noon so that the regular service
was restored.
The body of Mrs. Margaret Farren,
who died yesterday in Putney where
she was employed as domestic, was
sent today to Maiden, Mass, for burr
al. Mrs. Farren left two sons and a
sister, Mrs. j. NJ. jackson of Roslin-
dale, Mass.
The young people of the Methodist
church have planned an all-day picnic
Tuesday, July 4 on Melrose hill. A
special entertainment committee is ar
ranging an interesting line of games
1t will be a basket picnic. lemonade to
be furnished. All are invited.
h.
Early in Bold, Bad Burglar; Robert
Julian in The Red Lie, three-part
| mystery drama; and Billie Ritchie in
Knocks and Opportunities, a comedy
in two acts. On Monday William Far
mum in Soldier s Oath in six acts
will be shown.
c. S. Hopkins has received word
| from two leading hotels in Montpelier
and Barre to the effect that they are
| full and cannot accommodate the Board
OF Trade on the dates of the Greater
Vermont association meeting. Mr..
| Hopkins is III communication with 9th
er hotels III nearby towns and it will
| he necessary for anyone who plans to
| 60 to send in his name by july , in
order that accommodations NAV be re-
served for them.
Timothy Lee Terrill, 30, of Whining
ton died III the Melrose hospital yester-
day at / o'clock Of brights disease. He
| had been a patient in the hospital two
weeks. The body was taken last night
to his former home in Stanstead
Plains, p. G., for burial. Mr.. Terrill.
who was of the firm of Terrill Broth
ers, contractors, was son of William
Lee and Emma 7. Worth Terrill of
Canada. He was unmarried.
The inspection of the school chill
dren 5 gardens was begun today Coun-
ty Agent Sweeton and the Grange will
take over this work for the summer.
Any questions arising as to inspection
can be answered by telephoning to A
w. Sweeton or Mrs. Walter NJ. Rob
bins Of West Brattleboro. The board
of trade and the Grange will give
money prizes on articles exhibited by
the boys and girls at the exhibit to
/ be held by the club Saturday, Sep
4 TENDER Is.
Today the Princess theatre will pre-
sent Eddie Fov and the seven little
! Foys in the Triangle feature comedy,
I \ Favorite Fool, also the Vitagraph
Broadway star feature, Miss Warren S
Brother, three-act drama, and The
/ Detectives Peril, an episode of The
/ Hazards of Helen. On Monday Marie
! Doro will be seen in the Paramount
| production, Diplomacy, in five acts,
and Charlie Chaplin in The Floor
: walker, the first Chaplin comedy
made under his $67o,000 a year con
tract