The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-14
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

There will be regular meeting of
the directors Of the board of trade at
1.30 this evening.
Mrs. Arther p S--Ionds and Mrs.
Howard c. Rice arc entertaining at a
luncheon today at the Country club.
The Men 5 club of ST. Michael's
Episcopal church will meet tonight al
the rcctory, All are requested to be
present
One young man pleaded guilty in the
municipal court this morning TO a first
offense of intoxication and paid fine
OF s. and costs
The first Of the series of rehearsais
by the First Regiment band required
Dy the rules of the National Guard will
&c held this evening The members
viii be given the anti-typhoid treat
ment.
meeting of the Oak Grove Parent
Teacher association will be held
Thursday, March 10, at 4 O'Clock.
Or. w. R. Moves viii speak on, The
Eye, Ear and Throat Music viii be
furnished.
Eva Mildred Ran, infant daugh-
ter of J. Leonard and Ola (Smith)
Ryan of 33 Clark street, died TIL 3
morning. The body was taken this af-
ternoon to East Putney for burial in
the family lot.
The March issue of Rexall Ad-van-
tages, monthly magazine devoted to
that organization of druggists, contains
an excellent picture of Charles E.
Graffam Of this town, president of the
Central New England Rexall club
The Empire presents today The Railroad
Monopoly, sixth episode of Graft, in two
exciting parts The Mystery of Edwin
brood, shubert feature in five acts with
Tom Terriss in Charles Dickens's last
novel. Tomorrow Cecil Spooner in The
Dancer and the King will be an attraction
The regular meeting of the Won
an s club will be held tomorrow after
noon at $50 in the Congregational
chapel. The club will observe its Goth
anniversary in an informal wav by
having a social afternoon Duean s or
ehestra will furnish music and refresh
ments will be served.
The Estey Organ company recently
began selling locally a large eonsien
ment of pianos which came into its
possession at the time of closing its
st. Louis retail store Since starting
the local campaign the company has
sold IN Brattleboro alone eight Esteys,
eight Waldorfs and two pianos of other
makes.
Today the Princess theatre will present
the famous Japanese actor, Sessue Hay
akawa, IN the Paramount production, The
Iyphoon, play that depicts the life and
tragedy OF young japanese and a Pari-
sian actress, interviewer with the intrigues
of the japanese government Tomorrow
the Shubert feature, Bought, with Freder-
ick Lewis and Ethel Gray Terry in the
leading roles, will be the attraction
Ten Dartmouth students, friends of
Stanley Fits and Laurence Sherman.
who were guests of friends in town :.
and 10 young women of Brattleboro.
chaperoned BY Mrs n H. Arnold. rode
to Bernardston last evening and en-
; joyed supper and dance The trip
down was eaiiyened by an upset
caused by the runners of the sleigh
sinking into the soft snow and DUMP
, ing the entire party. No one was in
jured in the slightest.
In the meeting of Wantastiquct
lodge, /. o. 0. f., last evening the
trustees presented a set of rules for
governing the new Odd Fellows
temple which viii be ready for tenn
porary occupancy the last of this
month and probably formally opened
in April The rules embody some for
the government of the bowling al
leys, the pool and billiard rooms and
the general care and treatment of the
building and its contents. The. first
degree was conferred on eight candi-
dates.