The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

ne ". ~ y. cICD VIII fse-e with Mrs. |
M. j: Larrabee, sc Clark street, ronor- !
row evening at 80 clock.
DR.. HI. L. Waterman has bought
Chalmers six-30 touring car of Barney
Mead. Its color is maroon.
Charles A. Kibbee of Springfield,
Mass, who died Saturday, was IAN
uncle OF Mrs. Fred G. Wright of this
town.
The H. Q. K. G. club viii give
dance in the Armory this evening.
.Leitsinger S orchestra will furnish
music.
The local postofice will be open from
until II tomorrow. The carriers will
make the morning deliveries, but the
| rural carriers will not 90 out.
Today the Empire theater presents
the royal actress, Betty Nansen, in the
William Fox feature, Anna Kareaina.
tomorrow the third episode of the
Graft series will be shown
G. E. Sherman and Dr. g. r. Ander-
son gave an enjoyable dancing party
Saturday evening in the Brooks House,
about 90 couples being present Music
was furnished by Leitsinger's orches-
ira.
AT the annual dancing reception
given by E. Wales tomorrow evening
at the Armory the children taking part
IN the grand march viii all appear in
costume. The march will start prompt
ly at o'clock.
Protective Grange will hold regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening The
third and fourth degrees will be con-
ferred, followed b. the harvest supper
to which all members are requested
to contribute without further solici-
| tation.
Town Clerk Carl S. Hopkins received
this morning the ballots to be used at
the annual March town meeting for
voting on the primary, prohibitory and
lquor license questions. The several
kinds are printed on distinctive eolored
| papers and there are 2,400 ballots of
each kind.
| The freeze last night split an elbow
! IN water pipe in the office of Charles
! Il. Marsh, supervisor of construction
of the federal building, and flooded
the lower part of the building. En-
trance was gained by breaking a pane
| of glass in the door so that the spring
lock in the door could be reached, and
! plumber was summoned.
! Ora Butterfeld, a former we'll
| known Brattleboro boy and a gradu-
~ VI tAt AtNdA u1EA otHOUI III the
! class of 1886, has been appointed gen
eral solicitor of all of the New York
4 Central lines. He has recently been
assistant solicitor and previously rep
resented the New York Central on
all matters before the interstate COM
merce commission.
Brattleboro lodge, No. 102, F. s. A.
NJ, will hold its annual past masters ;
day, Tuesday, Feb. % The officers
and past masters will keep open house
at the temple all the afternoon, and
at o clock an entertainment is being
prepared which will furnish amusement
for all. At $50 Bingham chapter, No.
80, Q. E. s., will serve supper. At. S
+. NJ. Whitney of Boston viii give an
. entertainment.
A district meeting of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
will be held in Grand Army hall to-
morrow, Tuesday, evening. All mem
bers of the order are requested to be
present at O'Clock Supper will be
served at the Albany cafe. The regular
meeting will open at 80. Lodges from
Springfield, Saxtons River, Putney,
Guilford and Jacksonville arc expected
to be represented
The strong northwest wind that pre-
anu last HlSsHt anu lbud.T nduc Int
weather the most penetrating of any
daT this winter While the mercury
did not get lower than nine degrees
below zero on Main street the wine
made the temperature almost unbear-
able for any length of time outdoors
and every crack and crevice in build
ings was searched out and cold air
| blown into what otherwise would have
been comfortable temperatures.
Today the Princess theater presents
Lou Tellegen, husband of Geraldine
/ Farrar, in the Paramount production.
The Explorer. Tomorrow the Vita
graph star feature, The Gypsy Trail, In
two acts, will be shown, also A Voice in
, the Fog an episode of the Stiagaree Sc
! ries in two acts, and The Selig Tribune,
) the world s greatest news film. Wed
nesday, Clara Kimball Young, the cele-
brated photoplay actress, in the Shubert
feature, The Heart of the Blue Ridge
will be the attraction.
!. The funeral of Clarence 4. Barber
\ was held Saturday afternoon at 23t
4 o clock at the house, the l. B. Taft
a place, on the Dummerston road Rev
Delmar +. Trout, pastor of the Univer
salist church, officiating. 4 large dele
cation from Wantastiquet lodge, / O
Q. F., of which Mr.. Barber was a mem
B Der, attended and the Odd Fellows ser
vice was used. The bearers were tn,
y four brothers, Hollis D. Walter J.
q Herbert G. and Frank E. Barber. TIL,
body was placed in the tomb in Morn
q ingside cemetery.
Bartholomae S musical comedy, Whel
81 Dreams Come True, which is a holida,
81 attraction at the Opera house tomor
81 row, matinee and night, is making it
d first season s tour of the smalle
u places, having been confined hereto for
81 to Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago an,
q New York. 1t is said to be one o
81 tho best musical comedies on the road
4 combining melodrama, farce and must
T. cal comedy. 1t tells of the adventure
81 of wealthy New Workers. spry youn
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