The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Jolly Sixteen will meet with
urday, Sept. %.
Rev. I. NJ. Compton will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at o clock.
Doyle & Doyle are having their fall
opening in millinery and are showing
large and varied display of up-to-date
hats
The first meeting of the Daughters
circle of the Universalist church for
this season will be held il the church
at 7.30 O'Clock.
Charles S. Chase of the firm Chase
Chase has bought sevenpassenger
Chalmers touring ear through the Yer
mont Auto Sales Co.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will conduct dance in Red Men S hall
| Tuesday evening, Oct. 3. Leitsinger and
! Wales will furnish music.
The Empire presents today The
Secret of the Submarine, with Juanita
Hansen and Thomas Chatterton: Vivi
an Rich in The Gentle Conspiracy. See
| America First, Jerry s Big Haul. and
Komic Kartoons. Tomorrow Ruth Ro
land will appear in The Red Circle
Today the Princess theater presents
Mae Murray in the Paramount feature
Sweet Kitty Bellairs, also Billie Burke
in the 1lth chapter of Gloria s Ro
nance. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle in The Whirl of Life will be-
shown, with special music in the even
ing by Leitsinger 8 orchestra.
Hal L. March, proprietor of the
Brattleboro Baking Co., desired t.
have a thorough inspection of hi,
bakery made by authority and called
in DIR. Henry Tucker, health officer o.
Brattleboro, to inspect the bakery. DIR
= Tucker pronounced it very clean ant
exceptionally free from flies
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Baptist church held cornroas
last evening at Grassy Hill farm OF
Guilford street with about $50 member.
and friends present. The walk lead
i ing to the spot where the fire was lait
, was prettily lighted with japanese Ian
, terms. Bacon, rolls, corn and toaste,
marshmalows were enjoyed. Late il
5 the evening games and social tim
, were enjoyed.
Sergeant Richard Tattersall, i
J charge of the United States army re
cruiting station in Springfield, Mass
has asked permission to establish pen
manent auxiliary recruiting stations t
the north, probably at Bellows Fall.
. Rutland, Brattlehoro and Greenfield. Fl
= announced yesterday that he had III
Idertaken the task of finding employ
ment in civil life for former soldier
This is in accordance with a country
e wide policy recently adopted by tn
. federal government.
{ Building operations on hill street
= have a tendency to put sidewalks OF
@ Of commission. Last week it was necc
q sary to fence off q part of even tn
d temporary sidewalk on Main street ;
G the front of the Barber property b
s cause the embankment had caved
and it was unsafe. Today a section
= the sidewalk on High street hill opp
site Green street is fenced off. Viii
4 worlmen were digging this mornir
for the foundation of the new Mamie
garage the bank under the sidewa
caved in and made it unsafe for p
\ destrians. No one was hurt.
Il The program given ut the regul
l meeting of Protective Grange la
| evening was in charge of Pomona al
| was as follows: Song by the Grams
] choir; reading, Harvest Time, H.
l Sargent; monologue, Dorothy Entc
4 tains the Minister, Mrs. Robert Emer
4 piano solo, Miss Sauter; reading, A l.
I tie Change, p. E. Franklin; song, Nj
I c. r. Farnum; guessing party, guessil
4 the title of - songs from strain
4 each played ON the piano, first pri
I won by Mrs. Alva Stacey, consolati
prize by Mrs. Lena Adam. A treat
1 apples was enjoyed. The bundles {
1 mated by the women were sold by al
4 tion, Herbert Harris acting as a,
/ tiOneer. The money raised was us
! toward paving for the prizes offer
by the Grange, $l5 each to the b
having the best garden and the Q
! having the best sewing for the su