The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-08
BRATTLBORO LOCAL.

The condition Of Charles II. Pratt,
president Of the Vermont Savings bank,
who underwent an operation Yesterday.
was reported today as not 50 well.
A 1920 Titan tractor was delivered
this morning to Warner l.. Thomas OF
Putney road, l. II. c. farm machinery
agent, who bought il for his own use.
The largest number of Red Gross
members which has vet turned out for
work crowded their quarters on the
top floor of the federal building to
overlooking last evening. There were
- women present and they were in
dustriops every minute folding ban
dagcs for shipment to France.
In the county court ut Newfanc this
forenoon the plaintiff continued taxi
ing evidence in the case of Thomas r.
Bctterlev against the Twin State Gas
& Electric Co., and the Brattleboro
Street Railway Co. The plaintiff S
case had not been concluded at the
opening of the afternoon session.
Lilac Time. which comes to the Audi
torium Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, will be the first production TO be
staged here since the new war taxes
became operative, and Manager George
T.. Fox will comply with the request of
the government and tax the purchaser
of each ticket the required 10 per cent
The funeral Of Grace, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. j. sherry, was held
this morning at . clock in the ST.
Michael 5 Roman Catholic church. Rev
Father McMahon officiated The bear
crs were Eugene Moran, George Shea,
James Baker and William O Conner.
A The burial took place in the Roman
Catholic cemetery.
An automobile driven BY Raw Davis
of South Londonderry ran over a young
buck deer south Of West Townshend
4 Tuesday afternoon. The little animal
ran in front of the machine so quickly
that il was impossible to avoid striking
it. Mr.. Davis took the carcass to Dep
utv Warden Frank II. Pierce Of South
Londonderry.
Three cans of lingering brook trout
were received bv the Windham County
Fish and Game club yesterday after
noon and distributed in Vernon streams
by Dr. G. Il. Aldrich and County War
den +. II. Metcalf. The club expects
2 few more consignments of fish bcfor,
the season closes, particularly som,
stcelhoad fingerlings for West River.
Early this afternoon Or. 4. /. Miller
received a telephone communication
from Mrs. Freeman Hamilton summon
ing him 10 Boston, where her husband
DR.. Hamilton, is i'll in the Homeopathic,
hospital. Dr.. Miller went this after
noon. He stated that Or. Hamilton ha,
not been operated upon and that hi
condition, AZ he understood it. VA
about the same.
Ralph w. Cudworth received let
ter yesterday from his son, Cassiu
Cudworth, who is q member of Co. l.
l04th regiment, 59d brigade 26th divi
sion, American Expeditionary Force
Tn letter was written in ENGLAND an,
gives their time OF arrival as Oct. l.
The young man likes the country, onl
, the damp, foggy weather and the fac
that one cannot buy any American Il
v bacco or ci9arets. He writes that b
has seen several Brattleboro bows an
talked with them, but has not seen hi
= brother, William member of Comran
: l., and wonders ii the latter IS still a
T. Camp Bartlctt.
4 MISS MARY NuftIHf daughter or Jer'
miah Curtin Of Brattlcboro, and wi
lard Prpdiger, son Of Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Prediger of pittsield, Mass
We're married in St. Mark 5 reetorv 9
PittsGeld, Nov. 6. al o'clock. I'll
. ceremony was performed by Rev NJ
chael J. Leonard. Mise Lillian Pred
, ger and Edward Prediger sister an
: brother Of the bridegroom, were a
= PENDANTS. Mr.. PrediGer is a member
!, the new national army stationed
Camp nevens, Aver. Mass 4 weddir
:. breakfast was served at the home {
:, the bridegroom for the immediate rel
!. tiyes. The young soldier left that If
! ernoon 70 report for duty that nigl
= at Camp Deyens.