The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Perley Martin, agent for the Pope
motorcycle, has a new 1916 twin-cylin-
der, three-speed machine.
Rev. George f. Tomkinson will lead |
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The women of the Methodist church
will serve a strawberry supper in the |
church parlors next Monday evening |
from $50 to s o'clock.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
serve ice-cream and cake at the baad
concert in Esteyville Monday evening.
All members are requested to carry
cake.
A reminder of the cattle sale was
the sight yesterday afternoon of five
men, who had been at the sale, driv-
ing in a touring car through Main
street with two small calves standing
in the car.
Return was made this morning to
the office of the town clerk of the
marriage in Bellows Falls yesterday
by Rev J. Wallace CHESHIRE of the
Baptist church. of that town Of Edmund
f. Harris of II Organ street, Brattlc-
boro a teamster, and Mrs. Addie c.
(Densmore) Williams Of the same adj
dress.
The Empire today presents A. H.
Wood s great stage success, New
York, featuring Florence Reed in a
fve-act drama of The Great White
Way; also The Plunge for Life, an
ppisode of The Iron Claw serial in
two-parts Tomorrow a selected varie
: tv program with plenty of comedy
( will be presented.
/ In the meeting of Pocahontas coun-
10 roI
/ didatcs were voted into membership
/ and there were enthusiastic remarks by
several members Of the council. After
{ the meeting cards were enjoyed. In
the next meeting next Thursday even
/ ing the degree viii be conferred upon
several candidates and the meeting will
be followed by supper and dancing.
4 4 representative of the General Chau-
/ tauqUa association, Mrs. r. NJ. Grigg,
win meet Chautauqua guarantors and
/ all others interested, in the Brooks
: House parlors at 400 O clock this af
teruoon Mrs. Grigg will have some in
+ teresting things to say about the pro
gram and the progress elsewhere over
the circuit She also viii make some
practical suggestions to the local COM
mittees.
Today the Princess theatre presents
the special Triangle feature, Between
Men. with a cast of big stars, William
). Hart. House Peters and Enid
Markcv Mr. Hart takes the part of
a maa who never forgets a favor. The
play introduces a thrilling hand-to-
hand encounter and Wall street scene.
The Triangle comedy He Did and He
Didn t. with Roscoe Arbuckle and
Mabel Normand, also is on the bill.
I L., oil in
evening.
Town Clerk Carl s. Hopkins re-
ceived today 80 tickets for the annual
dinner of the Greater Vermont asso-
citation to be served in the auditorium
of the city hall in Montpelier on the
evening of July y. Mr.. Hopkins is
very anxious to dispose of them, for
. it is intended to have the greatest
gathering of Vermoaters present that
, have ever assembled at one dinner.
J The Kansas Vermont association and
, Vermont associations of Washington
and Boston are 20 he strongly repre-
scented. 1t is expected that a consider
able delegation will 90 from Brattle-
, boro by automobiles to attend this
dinner.
, Rev. J. P. Rand gave the St. John
Berchmans Sanctuary society an out
ing yesterday afternoon as a token OF
r. his appreciation of their faithfulaess
t in the sanctuary during the past year
: Five automobiles filed with the de
l lighted members, accompanied by
e Rev. Father Rand ami Rev. Father
D. Raymond, started from St Michael :
G school about o'clock, going first tC
Il SpofTord lake, where Rev. Fathe
: Rand treated the boys to refresh
, ments. The boys thoroughly enjoyed
the trip, going through West Chester
field, Keene and Swanzey to Fores
q lake, and returning through Winches
ter. Ashuelot and Hinsdale, reaching
D Brattlcboro about ) O'Clock.