The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-17
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tival hall tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Altar society of st. Mi
chael S Roman Catholic church.
Today the Empire presents the World
film, The Cowardly Way, with Florence
Reed in the stellar role. Tomorrow
Henry KoIlker will be seen in The
Warning, an exciting drama
A regular drill of Company I, V. n.
G., will be held tomorrow evening at
7.30 O'Clock in the Armory. All men
who have not completed the typhoid
treatment are ordered to be present by
Capt. E. W. Gibson. The men will be
expected to know about tent pitching
and individual cooking in the field.
On Sunday, May 81, Rev. C. L. Ev-
arts of the Chapman and Alexander
party viii speak in the First Baptist
church, morning and evening. In the
evening he will tell something of the
work in Springfield, ILL.,, Washington.
Pa, and Wilmington, n. c., where they
have conducted campaigns since leaving
Brattleboro.
The Woman s Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet in the home of Mrs. Edward Ma
son, Central street, Thursday after
regular
business meeting. The topic for the
afternoon will be, Work Among the
Indians. Leaders, Mrs. E. E. Covev
and Mrs. Carrie Richardson.
The children of the town are
cordially invited to be present at the
children s meeting and story hour in
the First Baptist church Friday after
noon Immediately after school. This
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with the missionary institute sessions
American Board rooms in Boston is a
very interesting story teller and is do
ing work constantly with children.
Today the Princess theatre will pre-
sent Mar Miles Minter, the Youngest
star, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Wiffen.
the oldest star, in the Metro produc-
the great and Sally his mate, a one
reel comedy feature SO the school
children can see this production it
Ridgely and Wallace Reid in the Para
will be the attraction.
Charles H. Thompson has purchased
the old Mari Il Gordon plant at South
solidated with the Aliddlebury proper
ties. This property consists Of five or
more acres of land, buildings. water
power and dam and has not been oper-
ated for year or So This is one of
the largest financial transactions in the
real estate line which has been con
summated in Barre for some time. -
Montpelier Argus May Is.
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school enjoyed very much its annual
chicken-pie supper last evening. about
20 being present. RAYMOND +. Collins
acted as POSTMASTER. Z. Y. Morse.
president, gave a history of the class,
which was very interesting. Henry
Bond class teacher gave an entertain
ing address on his trip through the
southern states and Mexico. Short
talks were given by c. Warner Hon
lins, Oscar Erickson and Richard
Briggs. vice president of the class f.
f. Gracey Of New London gave an in
interesting account of the Scout rally
held in New York recently.
Martin Ambrose Aher and Miss Ella
Newell Stewart, both of this town.
were married Monday evening at 80
in the rectory Of St. Michael 5 Roman
Catholic church. Rev. Father James ?.
Rand performing the ceremony. 4 sin
gle ring service was used. Henry G..
Ryan acted as best man and Miss An
ME F.. Stewart, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid After a wedding trip the
couple will begin housekeeping in Bax.
ter Reed 5 apartment house on Clark
street, which they have furnished
ready for their occupancy. Mrs. Ahel
is the younger daughter of Fred I
Stewart and has lived in town all her
life. She had been employed several
years in the Hoadlev apartments. Mr.
Aher has a position as freight conduct
or on the Central Vermont railroad
running between Brattleboro and Palm
err.
Tickets for the Robin Hood pageant
Monday are t5e for clildren and %