The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Harry Gould caught 81 trout in
Gulf brook, Chesterfield, yesterday.
The Sunshine society will hold Il
lummagc sale Saturday, April 10, the
place to be announced later.
Rev. Thomas w. Owens will con-
duct the chapel service at the Retreat
Sunday afternoon at 0 clock.
There viii be social in the parlors
of the Universalist church this' even
ing under the auspices of the Daugh-
tcrs' circle.
The next meeting of the Brattleboro
Ministerial union will be held in the
Center church house Monday morning
ut g.4j O clock.
Chess No. 10 OF the Methodist Sun
day school win meet tomorrow even
iag in tie home Of Mrs. Cola Morse
Of Harris place at $50.
Today the Empire presents The Iron
Claw with Pearl White, also Excuse
Me- featuring George Marion in the
Henry w. Savage play. Tomorrow
Thor.s and Passion is the feature.
Mrs. j. W. Canton and Mrs F. L.
Dyke gave a silver tea yesterday af-
tcIu0Cu to the members of u. A. r.,
living on Prospect hill, also few
ueighbors, at the home of Mrs. Dyke
from ; TO > clock.
At the mems annual sugar supper
in the Universalist church last even
ing $40 tickets were sold and delicious
sugar was served. 1t came from Hen
~ Il. Brown 5 farm. The attendance
broke the record for the mems sugar
suppers.
The Eternal City will be the attrac-
tion at the Princess theatre TODAY
On account Of the length Of this pro
duction there will be but one matinee
beginning at $50, and one evening
show, beginning at 7.l5, and this pro-
duction will 90 on at 7.45. Tomorrow
a specially selected program with a
Charlie Chaplin comedy win be shown.
The Turner's Falls basketball team
will play Company l in the Armory to-
morrow evening at clock Com
pany l defeated that team recently,
and the Turner's Falls manager tele
phones that his quintet is out for
saalps this time. Manager Clune Of
the Company / team will send the see
ond team to West Chesterfield tonight
TO substitute for the local high school
team, which was scheduled to play
there. Several besides the team will
go and win attend dance following
the game.
Miss Alice A. Sargent, 10, died in
her home on Western avcnue yesterday
afternoon after long period of i'll
health. She had been confined to the
bed only about two weeks. She was
born in West BrattIeboro. Jan. II,
1871, the oldest daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Sargent. Her
mother 5 death occurred March o. of
this year. She leaves sister, Miss
Myrtle Sargent of West Brattleboro,
who cared tenderly and devotedly for
both sister and mother during Their
i'll health
The annual meeting Of Connecticut
Valley council, No. l6, K. & s. NJ,
was held last evening in the Masonic
temple, the following officers Iping
chosen: Charles II. Niles, T. l. NJ;
Major G. Houehton, D. NJ; James p
Randoll, p. G. OF w; Glenham Jones
treas; Harry II. Locke, rec Arthur
V. ID. Piper. G. of g.; Lewis c. Stiff
G. of the c.; Arthur L. Billings. mar,
shall; Oscar +. Benson, steward; Ferris
r. Vaughan, chaplain; Henry w. ST
monds, sentinel; William b. Ninton
trustee; George VI. Clay, corporator OF
the building association for = term 81
three years. This was the first of al
of the annual meetings of the Masonic
bodies, all of which viii be held dur
ing April.
Last night performance at tn,
Opera house Of Nearly Hero, by Jer,
McAulifie and his sprightly company
went with zip and bang that drew
generous applause from the audience
A large and evidently greatly please,
delegation Of railroad men was in at
tendance, and their demonstration o
approval spurred the actors on to thei
best efforts This afternoon and to
night the gingery comedy, Dodging tn
Sheriff, will be givea. Tomorrow tn