The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

A regular meeting of the Red Cross
will be held tomorrow at the usual
time. directors meeting will be
held at 3 o clock.
Extensive repairs will be begun Mon
dav on the interior of the DIR. Henry D.
Hoton place on Main street. The con
tract for the work has been given to
Walter F. Spear.
The Brattleboro Public market was
sold yesterday by o. B. Hughes, re-
ceiver, to NJ. j. Sherry, who took posses
sion at once. Mr. Sherry will continue
to conduct his restaurant on Elliot street
J for the present at least.
| The season at the Auditorium opens
tonight The initial offering being
Flora Bella, a New York Casino theater
success having reputation of being ex-
cellent Of its kind On Tuesday it was
in Rutland and pleased two large audi
ences at the Playhouse. The Herald
in its review had only words of praise
to say of it. Tuneful music, comely
girls and witty dialogue are among the
features.
All but one of the first round matches
for the golf championship of the
County club has been played. The re
suits are as follows: Cowles, ir., beat
Crane, and D; Thompson beat l.. l.
Durham 3 and 2; Boyden beat Mile
by default; Cowles, ST., beat Wellman
and /; Griswold beat Tasker 6 and )
j. p. Estev beat Whitney and ); Ric,
beat Britain, up, 10 holes. In the sec
ond round Cowles, jr,, beat Thompson
3 and |.
Plans for the mass meeting in TIL
Auditorium Sunday evening for the Ar
menian and Syrian relief are progress
ing. At meeting of the general com
mittee last evening the local expense
were provided for so that all none
given in the community will 60 direetl
: for relief work. A good musical pre-
gram is being planned and an orchestr
, will render several selections No &C
g mission will be charged. Everybody
T urged to be present at the meeting
which will be at o clock.
: The funeral of Mrs Sylvia Crimson
1 Davis was held Yesterday afternoo
at 2.30 o'clock at the Home fc
= the Aged. Rev. /. NJ. Compton, paste
t of the West Brattleboro Baptist churcl
o otfciated. The bearers were Charles d.
+ Wis, Harry Davis, Albert Timson an
}, Harold L. smith The burial took plac
f in Prospect Hill cemetery Anon
e those from out of town who attende
5 were John A. Davis of Springfield
il Mass, Harry Davis of Dorset, Mrs.
/. II. Richardson, Albert TimsOn and How
Il ard Timson of sWilliamsville.
s In the meeting of Protective Grang
e last evening the following program w;
r rendered: Song, Old Glory, the Grange
A. reading, America for me, Carl S. Hol
kins; reading, Selling Eggs, Mrs. Ha
riet Tucker; song, Mrs. c. f. Farnun
ry reading, Our Guardian Angel, Mrs y
* A. Fisher; piano solos, Mrs. Gertrut
40 Spaulding; reading, small boy 8 Ger
TX position, entitled Neck, Mrs Rui
ne Wells; reading, Forget 1t, H. W. Sa
rs gent; clippings were read by Mrs. Emf
10. Emery, Mrs. Sarah Spear. Miss Floren
'r. Dalrymple, Mrs Helen Pier, Mrs Ma
IF. Hopkins, Fred II. Spaulding, jr., Nj
at Mrs. Julia Adams, Mrs. May Edward
Mrs. Belle Worden; several membe
spoke on the subject of Simpliied al
Economic Living; Mrs. Oscar Within
presents an automobile guessing gar
as the surprise number, Mrs. Helen Pi
&c winning the prize-an automobile 81
flag. Fred II. Spaulding, jr., made<i
teresting remarks. The birthday co
g g mittee served ice cream after the me-
u ing. Neighbors night will be observ
~ at the next meeting, Sept. ). when Sp'
gu ford Grange of West Chesterfield W
an visit Protective Grange.