The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

AIdSHetO, won Sec0nu money IN the
2.17 trot at the ice races in Montre-
al yesterday.
Pocahontas council, No. 4, D. Of P,
will have social and card party to-
morrow evening. The public is invited
Refreshments will be served.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church are holding a social meet
ing this afternoon at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. l. w. Owens on Prospect
street.
The attraction at the Empire today
is Marie Walcamp in A Fight to d
Finish, Bison three-part railroad
story in which Miss Walcamp does
some daring feats.
The Daughters circle of the Uni
versalist church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday evening, Jan
| 90 at 80. There will be an election
of officers and other business to come
before the meeting.
| The condition of Harry Day, who
was badly gored by a bull in Vernon
| last week Wednesday, remains about
the same. He is in the Memorial hos
pital and is holding his own despite
his terrible injuries.
The Pilgrim Fathers served an ex-
cellent supper in G. A. R. hall Monday
evening, which was well attended
During the evening, Mrs. Cortes Far
mum rendered several vocal selections
which We're encored and much enjoyed.
c. F. Thomas, druggist, has begun
the task of moving his stock ana
business from the store in which he
has been located for years to the
Brooks House building, in the corner
store, which formerly was a part of
the store of X. Harper & Co.
The Princess theater will present to-
day Holbrook Blinn in William A.
Brady s romantic detective drama,
The Ivory Snuff Box Tomorrow the
Paramount production, Helene of the
North, with Marguerite Clark in the
leading role, will be feature.
Rev. Delmar E. Trout president of
the Brattleboro Civic league, this morn
ing presented to the grades in the
Main and Canal street public schools
and in st. Michael S Parochial school
the prizes won for selling Christmas
Red Cross seals. The prizes were So
and So for each school.
In the meeting of the Brattleborc
U Civic league Monday evening the com
I mittee in charge of the municipal
. Christmas tree reported that enough
funds had been provided to care fol
; all of the expense that came under
the direction of the committee. vote
of thanks from the league to the com
2 mittee for its efficient work was spread
: upon the records.
f Lewis o. Boyle and Mrs. Myrti,
Sawyer Wells, both of Dummerston
. were married Monday afternoon at .
. 0 clock in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
+ w. H. Geddis. The ceremony wa
n performed by Rev. George E. Tom
T kinson, pastor of the First Baptis
church. Mrs. Boyle is sister o
: Mrs. Geddis. They will make thei
home in Dummerston.
=; Miss Frances A. l. Walker, A
). daughter of the late Alexander J. an,
e Frances A. Walker of Brooklyn. n. Y
J. died Sunday in the home of her uncle
3 Robert S, Walker, in Brooklyn. Dealt
was due to pneumonia, following n
J. attack of grip. Miss Walker had bee
n a summer resident of Newfane Hill 70
]. several seasons, and had built there
Ie bungalow which she named The Nut
q she'll. She was an artist
s. There was a good attendance of bot
n fathers and mothers of children of tn
% Canal street school at a meeting of tn
Parent-Teachers association of tina
SchoOl held IN the school building las
evening. Miss Winifred Prigge an
10 Mrs. W. G. W. Sereomb sang a due
~ which was much appreciated. DR.. I
- S. Edwards gave an interesting and il
structive talk on Mouth Hygiene an
the Care of Teeth, and Mrs. Frank ]
of Pier entertained with a reading
a social hour, at which refreshments wei
served, followed the formal meeting
- The sixth annual convocation of IL
Royal Arch Masons of the sevent
district was held with Okemo chapt,
in Ludlow Monday evening under Il
direction of Dana S. Brownen
Springfield, D. D. G. Fl. P. Chapte
represented were Fort Drummer
Brattleboro, Abenaque of Belloy
Falls and Skitchewaug of Springfield
At $50 banquet was held at IL
Goddard hotel. At 7.30 there was d
gree work, a reception of graz
chapter officers and exemplifcation
the Royal Arch degree by Oxen
chapter, followed by review of Il
work by E. George Whitney, graz
lecturer. Fort Dummer chapter ws
represented by Christie B. Crowell.
Old folks dance in Academy ba