The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Donnell Davis are having new
parquet show windows put in their mil
linery store. A. FL. Erikson is doing the
work.
The Grange Home Economics club
will meet with Mrs. Walter Spear Fri
day, Sept. Is. All Grange women are
invited.
The first regular meeting following
the summer vacation of the w. G. T.
u, will be held in the rest room next
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
John E. Babbitt of Bellows Falls has
bought Chalmers Six-30 roadster
through the Vermont Auto Sales COM
pany. This gives Mr.. Babbitt two ears
of the same make.
Brattleboro chapter, d. A. R., will
hold its first meeting of the season
| Thursday, Sept. IA, in the Unitarian
parish house at $50 clock. This be-
| ing the anniversary of the birth of the
Star Spangled Banner, the chapter is
to be addressed upon the flag by Mrs.
C. G. Abbott of Keene, N. H., former
vice president general of the national
society, D. A. R.
Today the Princess theater presents
Valentine Grant in the Paramount pro-
duction, The Innocent Lie, also Billie
Burke in the ninth chapter of Gloria s
Romance. Tomorrow the theater will
lpresent William S. Hart in the big Tri-
angle production, Hell's Hinges, story
of western desperate, also Reece
Gardner in the Triangle comedy, The
Village Blacksmith, with special music
lby Leitsinger' s orchestra.
The funeral of Mrs. s. III. Sherman,
who died Sunday, was held Wednesday
afternoon at $50 clock at the house,
Rev. F. E. Marble of Cambridge, Mass,
"a former pastor of the First Baptist
church, conducting the service, assist
ed by Rev. George E. Tomkinson. The
bearers were S. w. Edgett, Alison Har-
ris, Jesse E. Haynes, George Brooks, A.
l.. Maynard and G. S. Hopkins. The
burial took place in Prospect Hill GENE
terry.
The Clawson- Hamilton commercial
college opened Tuesday with larger
enrolment than at the opening last
year, in spite of the ilfantile paralysis
precautions and the delay in opening
schools. Miss Florence C. Rodmar
succeeds Miss Margaret McGinn il
charge of the shorthand and typewrit
ing department, Miss McGinn having
entered the employment of the Public
Service commission. Miss Rodman for
merly was in charge of the shorthand
and typewriting department. of Still
man business college in Danbury
Conn, and of the Drake school in New
York city.
The following program was rendered
at the Grange meeting last evening
Song, Merrily Sing, by choir; Sever
Sunny Days, 1st Mrs. Bessie Franklin
{ I'd Mrs. Matte Goodenough, Sd Mrs
L NJ. A. Fisher, 4th Mrs F. D. Weld, 5tl
Mrs. Harriet Tucker, 9th Mrs. Osca
Il Convey, 9TH Fred ID. Weld; song, Johl
a Mckay; reading, Good Roads, F. L
|. Franklin; song, The Model Girl, choir
K reading, The Canadian Red Cross, Mrs
: S. w. Edwards; recitation, The La
$ borer, John c. Pellett song, Mrs. {
E. Farnum; experiences in the cultiva
: ton of beans, potatoes and cabbages
s by several; Mrs. IL. w. Sargent toll
= how the young champion potato grove
of Michigan raised 10 bushels O.
= half an acre; song, Beautiful Golde
il Somewhere, choir; roll call, each men
!. Der telling what he or she most dis
liked to do. Mrs. Walter Spear and Mr.
l. Robert Emory offered a prize box Q
e candy to the one making the bes
y guess as to what advertisements wer
$. represented by pictures clipped fror
newspapers, the prize being won b
I. Mrs. Bessie Franklin. The program 9
Al the 1ext meeting win be in charge G
f Pomona and each person is requisite
E. to bring some package worth not les
than 10 cents, to be sold by auction.
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