The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-11
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II. Dunklee
gave a musical at their home on the
upper Dummerston -oad Friday even
ing, which was much enjoyed. Re-
freshments We're served.
The Vermont Auto Sales company
is unloading two carloads of Chalmers
ears The company has just delivered
a Chalmers Six-30 touring car TO
Thomas j. Hayes of Arlington, this
state.
Mrs. Helen Howard Cooper, who re-
Gently came TO Brattlrboro from Bur
lington, taking the Childs house at %
Green street, will open her studio TO
the public on Thursday evening, Sept.
II, from TO o clock.
Today the Empire will present the
William Fox feature, The Ruling Pas
sion, featuring William Shay and
Claire Whitney. Tomorrow Peg o the
Ring, with Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard, and other pictures will be
| shown.
The Christian Endeavor society of
| the Centre Congregational church will
| have corn roast on Melrose hill in
| West Brattleboro tomorrow evening.
! All members Of the society and their
| friends are cordially invited. Each
person is asked to bring a cup.
John l.. Howard S real estate
agency has sold for Henry II. Brown,
| the well known G. =. ellison house on
the corner Of Chestnut and Pleasant
streets, to q. Il. l4indwall of Brattlc-
boro. Mr.. l.indwall buys for un in
veStmcnt. The house contains four
apartments.
A. j, Winslow, who died in his home
in Goldsboro, n. G., Sept. /, was a
brother Of Mrs. Adelia A. Park of
Brattleboro and half-brother of War
rem l.. Walker Of West Brattleboro
aud Walter f. Walker of Dummers-
ton. He had been n resident of Colds
boro 20 years and about Il year ago
resigned as superintendent of the
Goldshoro Furniture Mfg. Co. He was
ia Mason.
In the jury trial at Wilmington
Saturday Of the suit of Forrest L..
! Upton Of Stratton against Chester
! Clark, to recover for lead pipe taken
from property of the plaintiff and
which he valued at SO, Judge Frank
Il. Barber of the municipal court of
plaintiff except on the question of
damages, which he left for the jury
To decide. The jury reported verdict
Of damages Of $3s.
Today the Princess theater presents
the Paramount feature production,
Alien Souls, with the celebrated inter
national star, Sessue lIayakawa, also
a Burton Holmes travel picture, The
Fire Fighting Rangers Of Arizona. To
morrow Carlyle Blackwell and Muriel
Ostrich will appear III the new World
Brady-inadc production, Sally in Dun
: Alley. This week 5 program is one OF
the best shown at this thcater. II is
printed elsewhere in this paper.
, \ barn dance given Saturday even
, ing by Miss GLADYS Holden ut hen
, home on Park Place was one of the
most enjoyable parties OF the season
. participated III by the younger set
The dance was held in the garage
. which was effectively decorated with
, cornstalks and goldenrod. The young
X men came dressed in oyeralls an,
, jumpers and the Young women wore
aprons and sunbonnetts. Thirty-eight
invitations were issued and severa
/ older people came to look ON. The
s. chaPcrons for the evening were Mr.
r and Mrs. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
e els +. Blake and Mrs. w. +. Root
= The refreshments, which were i'll keep
ing with the surroundings, were tin,
n apple pies, cheese, cookies, ice-crcan
{ cones, all kinds of soft drinks, pop
= corn and oldfashioned candies Musi
h for dancing was furnished by Vale
l. and Dugan The organ used was tn
l. little. old portable organ which be
n longed to the late Alonzo Hines am
Q which he used at country dances TO
4 miles around. The party broke up a
m midnight.