The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

oNefpdSS from tEc new railroad station
over the tracks.
The jolly Si~teca WI meet Tuesday
afternoon from ) to , with Miss Wins
low, IS Highland street.
The funeral of Mrs Mary C. War
der win be held in the Unitarian
church tomorrow afternoon at 230I
clock.
A regular meeting of Bingham chap
ter, o. Z. S., viii be held tomorrow
evening. The officers viii give an
addenda
The engine drawing the north bound
train due in Brattleboro at 10.40
| o clock last night broke down near
Greenfield, Mass, and it was. after
midnight when the train arrived here.
Although the ice on the river was
rough Saturday and Sunday many who
enjoy skating made the best of it.
| This was especially true Sunday, even
/ after it began to mist and rain.
The Windham Union OF Congregational
Churches held its regular meeting in the
| Centre Congregation church chapel this
forenoon. Following the program an ex-
cellent dinner was served in the parlor,
George /. Durham being the host
Chairman Robert c. Bacon of the
| public service commission conducted
an investigation Saturday at Spring
field, (Yt.) into the circumstances at
tending the death of Supito Demenico,
who was killed while coupling cars on
the Springfield Street railway.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
| hold a rummage sale in the store form
erly occupied by r. II. Amidon on
/ Main street tomorrow and Wednesday.
hnvy IL,
MAJ notify Mrs. c.. F. Sargent, of
Cherry street or leave them at the store
Miss Estelle Niles. who is a guest
in the homo of DR.. H. l.. Waterman,
j slipped on a rug in her room early
yesterday morning and fractured her
left wrist. She was taken to the
memorial hospital where an X-rav was
used to determine the extent of the
injury.
At the Empire tonight Warren Kerr
gan will be seen in The Road to Para
disc, the last and best chapter of the
Terence o 'Rourke series. supported by
Maude George, Harry Carter and fine
cast. Tomorrow Helen Holmes in a
two-recl railroad story will be the fea-
ture.
a chimney fire yesterday afternoon
III the double tenement house at 125
Western Ave. owned by Mrs. A. L. Ben.
son was extinguished with pony chem
zeal eXtinguishers without damage OF
the necessity of calling the fire appara
tus. The tenements are occupied by
George L. Prouty and Justin H. Dix.
The funeral of Adonis Bowls was
held this morning at 9 clock at St
Michael s Catholic church, Rev. jaime
1 P. Rand, pastor, conducting the service
4 The bearers were John Lenihan, Fran
y els Wilcox, Harry Snyder, Georg,
1 Poirer, Frank Lamb and Emil Gates
q all of Greenfield, Mass The buria
A took place in the Roman Catholi
cemetery.
3 There viii be a meeting OF the Interde
q nominational Foreign Missionary board il
q the Centre Congregational church at
! 81 clock Friday afternoon, Feb ,. The pro
: gram will consist of a demonstration en-
: titled Pilgrims on the Kings Highway an,
Il an address by Mrs. X. S NJ. Enrich o
f Mardin, Turkey Mrs Enrich is force
: full speaker and has thrilling story to tell
:: Tea will be served at the close of the meet
j, Ting. y general invitation is extended.
# The programs of the Princess thea
:, ire for the month of February wer
e issued today, with many fine attra6
,r ture for every day this week, but TIL
5, picture for Friday Denman ThomI
, son S Old Homestead, has a local ii
terest because the rural settings are fan
e iliar to many, the scenes being made i
tt Swanzey and Winchester, n. H. Tn
If picture for today is Hazel Dawn in TIL
r Heart of Jennifer.
The funeral of Mrs Emelin
IS (Wright) Putnam was held yesterda
5e afternoon at , clock il the home o
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Barrows 1
Oak street Rev. Roy NJ Houghtor
5 pastor of the Centre Congregations
church, officiated. Miss Emma J. Greg
sang two selections. The bearers wer
= Richard c. Averill, Walter O. Coole,
Harold Putnam and Alfred B. Jordan
The burial took place in Morningsid
cemetery. Those present from out c
town were H. Lawrence Putnam an
Philip Putnam of Norwich universit,
Miss Emma Putnam, Miss Ella Fro!
and Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Rice of Barr
Mass, and Mrs. John D. Barrows
Snriu Ufield Mass