The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-04
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The World IS Need of the Universal
list Church will be the subject of the
sermon by Rev. ID. f. Trout in the
Universalist church tomorrow at 1890
q. III.
George S. Pratt has bought the cot
tage house on Whipple street hereto
fore owned by Guy c. Howe of Athol,
Mass. This property adjoins Mr..
Pratt s property.
The New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. placed underground cables
down Bridge street from Main street
yesterday to furnish service for the
new railroad station.
Members of the Ladies circle of the
Universalist church with guests en-
ioyed a luncheon Thursday noon in
the parlors of the church and in the
afternoon had business meeting
About 20 were present.
Friends Of Herbert p. Yearly feel
certain that he will make a big sue
cess of his ice business now that he
has successfully entered the water
during the process of cutting ice. He
was successfully removed.
The World film feature, The Butter
fly, with Howard Estabrook and Bar
bara Tenant, will be the main attrac-
ticn at the Empire today. On Monday
Betty Nansen in the Fox feature,
Should a Mother Tell9 will be the at
traction.
Election returns will be announced
ut the spelling match in the Centre
Congregational church Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock. There is still oppor-
tunity for any who are willing to enter
the match to do so by sending their
names to either of the captains, Mrs
Fred l.. Smith or Mrs. Clarke c.. Fits
1t is hoped to have at least % on eacf
side.
Edward jackson was arrested thi:
morning by Police Chief George vii
son on a warrant issued by State s At
torney o. B. Hughes charging hin
with a statutory offense against al
eight-year- girl. He will be ar
raigned in the municipal court lat,
this afternoon before Judge Frank E
Barber Jackson was before the cour
in December, 1914, on a similar charg,
and that case was mol pressed.
The Clawson- Hamilton business col
legc members gave a dance last even
ing in the college rooms to the mem
hers of the day and night school, tn
;lumni of the classes of IA and i
and few invited guests. 1t was
very enjoyable party. The rooms wer
decorated in green and white, the
class colors, and with several elias
banners. Dancing was enjoyed unit
midnight, music being furnished by
victrola. Punch and waters wer
served during the intermission.
A special miscellaneous program wi
be shown today at the Princess the;
tire, including The Undertow, an Is
sanay three-act drama; All for tn
Love of Girl, with Mr.. and Mr.
Sidney Drew, Vitagraph comedy
Stolen Money, Selig drama, an
The Girl on the Bridge, an episode c
The Hazards of Helen. On Monda
Pauline Frederick, the screens for,
most emotional artist, will appear
the dramatic sensation, Zaza.
Alaska will be the subject of Il
storeopticon lecture by Rev. d.
Trout in the Universalist church t
morrow at 100 p. m. Many colore
views win reveal the scenic beauty, il
teresting features, and some of the i
dustries as the salmon, copper 60
and seal in this region. There will
scenes of Indian and Esquimo If
and visits to various places, amor
which are Ketchikan, Juneau, Sitk
etc. There will be shown also Il
mighty glaciers, the snow-clad mou
tains, including the famous Mt. NJ
Kinley. the highest peak in Americ
The slides picture the country abo
Valdez, which is the scene of t
story, The Iron Trail, by Rex Beac
Alaska is wonderful country, as t
lecture and slides will wildly sho
The public is welcome.
Seven Days Trip to Washingto
March 25-31 Send for circular to PR
cipal f. B. Smith. Persons outside I
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