The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

on the town accounts February l anC
all taxes should be paid to the tax
collectors before tia date
There viii + meeting of the Par
entTeachers association this evon
ing at s clock in the Canal street
schoolhouse. 1t is hoped that many
of the fathers will attend this even
ing session
entered III county court suit in an ac-
ton of contract against Earl Davis OF
Newfanc The amount is $500. The suit
is brought by Attorney A. W. Butler
of Newfane
There will be meeting of the Gal
Grove Par emit Teachers association
Thursday evening at 30 An inter
esting program has been planned
Fathers and mothers of all the pupil
of the school are urged to be present
The members of the Woman s club
are reminded that the next meeting
will be held Jan. 90 instead of tomor
row. The speaker will be Mrs
Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale This
meeting viii be open to the public up
on the payment of the usual guest fee.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Corbett enter
tanned class No. II of the Baptist Ri
BILE school at their home in West Brat
tleboro last evening at a sugaron -snov
party. There were about 20 members
present. Refreshments of sandwiches
were served, after which the evening
was spent with music and in q socia
way.
The Princess theater today will pre-
sent the vitagraph Broadway star fea
ture, From Out of the Deep Shows, II
three acts, also the Hearst -Selig news
pictorial and Fun at a Ball Game, {
Lubin comedy. Tomorrow HolbrooF
Blinn in The Ivory Snuff Box, a vii
liam A. Brady production, will be the
attraction.
Nicholas Bardis of Keene, n. H., {
Greek who conducts a shce shining
parlor on Roxbury street in that city
will open soon the quarters formerly
occupied as . grocery store in the Boy.
den building on Elliot street. as Q
shoe-shinging parlor, pool and billiard
room and cigar store. His cousin vii
be in charge of the place in Keent
for him.
Lena f. Sumner has entered in coun
/ tv court suit for divorce from Clarence
married April 2, 1900, in Nottingham
by A. A. Butterfield. justice of tho
peace. They have lived in Readsboro
Halifax and Brattleboro. She ceased
to live with him Aug. !, 1914. She
charges intolerable severity and neg
leet and refusal to support The pa
pers are from the Office of Attorney
A. F. Schwenk.
The job of plastering the interior 0,
the Odd Fellows Home has been com
pleted and work there is practically a
a standstill until the plastering ha
dried sufficiently to make it possible
to begin the interior finishing. It viii
be another week at least before mucl
more can be done. Once it is possible
to renew operations they will b
pushed along. There is still some worl
to be done on the outside, but nothing
upon which the interior work is de
pendent.
Ten members were admitted to tn
Advent Christian church Sunday. L
the annual meeting of the Sunda,
school last evening these officers wer
elected: Supt., George A. Dewitt; asst
supt., l.. ". Lord; see. and treas, Mrs
Emma Tromley; supt. of home dept
Miss Flora Whitaker; asst. supt., o
home dept, Miss Mildred Bingham
supt. of cradle roll, Mrs. L. s. He
witt librarian. Miss Veda Hewitt; Ii
brary committee, Mrs. Arthur Eli:
Mrs George A. Dewitt, Mrs. Harry "
Jefts; organist. Elroy s. Hewitt.
The jewelry and optical firms o
Randall & Clapp, Vaughan & Burnet
Jordan & Son, and H. II. Thompso
were not open for business last even
ing, and in this they departed froi
the custom Of all the retail stores c
: the village to be open every Monda
4 and Saturday evening. These firm
announced that they would hereaftt
e close Monday evening at o'cloc
+ and the agreement became etfeetiv
last evening. Those III the agreemeI
:. say that the business done in the
: branch of trade Monday evenings dos
: not warrant the expense of keep1n
Z their stores open.
/ You need Wonder Oil for that coue
and cold. Drop me a card. l.. \