The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

S. NJ Yeaw has bought a cottage house
of w. B. Cheney at No. Highland street
to occupy for a home
Rev. |. NJ Compton of West Brattle-
boro will conduct the chapel service at
the Retreat Sunday afternoon at 3
clock.
II. NJ. Warrington of South Vernon
has traded in his 1916 Maxwell for
| Chalmers Six-30 with the Vermont
Auto Sales Co.
The case of the state against Charles
Taft, charged with assault last July on
A. H. Webb, which was to have been
heard at West Dummerston next Tuesday.
has been postponed to Wednesday
Driver Al Martin of Ticonderoga, n
! Y, we'll known in Brattleboro, was
fined $50 at Woonsocket, R. l., yester-
day for Indifferent driving with Red
Norton in race the day previous.
| Two men charged with first offenses Of
intoxication pleaded guilty this morning
in the municipal court before Judge Frank
/ +. Barber and each was fined So and costs
The costs in one case amounted to Sc and
in the other to 1928.
Captain Rennie of the Salvation Army
| in Brattleboro reports that he sees the be-
ginning of a great religious revival Not
only in Brattleboro, but in country
churches where he says he sees evidence of
desire for revival.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associa-
ton held a progressive whist party We'd
nesday evening in Knights of Columbus
hall Refreshments of ice-cream and cake
were served The first prizes were award
ed to Miss Nellie Griffin and William
4 O'Connor.
The first meeting of the season of
the mission study class of the Centre
Congregational church was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Rhodes
last evening. The book chosen for study
bv the class is The New South, by
John NJ. Moore.
Today the Empire presents The In
| crate, a society story in three acts;
| Ruth Roland in The Red Circle; Luke
Leans to Literary, and Ach, Such
Crimes. Tomorrow Cleo Madison in the
Guilty One; Warren Kerrigan in a
three -reeler, and a comedy will be
shown.
In the Bible school session in the
Universalist church Sunday at las
a. m. two classes will graduate from
the primary department to the Junior
department with appropriate exercises,
and there will be special music. 1t is
desired that all members of the school
and others interested make a special
effort TO be present.
;, Mrs. l.. w. Hawlev entertained the
/ graduating class of the beginners de-
II partment at her home on Chaplin street
4 Wednesday afternoon from to 8. AT
II ter games, etc, supper was served
II with ID at the table. Mrs. Ruby Massey,
II her helper in the work, assisted in
amusing and caring for the children
II as did Miss Jessie Hawley.
II Today Owen Moore and Dorothy Gish
II will be seen at the Princess theater in
Il Little Meena s Romance, also Joe
II Jackson in the Triangle comedy, The
II Lion and the Girl. with special music
in the evening by Leitsinger's orches
II ira. Tomorrow Fred Mace in the Tri
Il angle comedy. An Oily Scoundrel, The
II Hazards of Helen and Broadway
II star feature will be the attractions.
H Company I, V. \. c., held the frs
II dril in Brattleboro last evening sine,
y the return from the Mexican border
II The company with almost full rank
HI formed in the Armorv and marche,
H to the Hooker property across from
II the town building, where they wen
| through calisthenic exercises with thei
rifles under command of Lieut.. Roy F
Miner. They afterwards drilled o
Main street north of High street.
H Tickets for the spectacular musica
comedy, The Blue Paradise, which wi
II be presented in the Auditorium tomoI
row, matinee and night, are now 0
sale at the box office. This opera wi
II be presented by No. ! company, ii
same company that had a long run
II Philadelphia and showed in Buffal
II Rutland and other cities. The compan
has received fattering comments ever,
II where.
II Miss Sophie s. Johnston, daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Johnston of We
II Brattleboro. was one of the limited nun
II Der of guests at the marriage of her frien
II Miss Margaret Preston Draper, in Was
ington, d. c., Wednesday Miss Drape
II daughter of the late Gen. William
II Draper, who was ambassador to Italy
Il President McKinley's administration,
. came the bride of Prince Andrea Boncol
II pagni of Rome, Cardinal Gibbons offici;
II ing.
Salvation Army rummage sale &C
tinues with great bargains; los ELI
Street.-Adv. 204 .