The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

l.. l.. Durham has bought Pre-
mier Aluminium Six through the Yer
mont Auto Sales corporation.
The dates for the presentation of
the Woman s club play have been set
for the evening of May and the af
ternoon of May 5, in the-Auditorium.
The annual meeting of the Woman 8 |
Exchange will be held in the rest room
Monday afternoon at o clock. Re |
| ports Will be heard and officers will be |
elected
The meeting of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Centre Congre
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
evening at o'clock in the parish
house.
Henry ]. Allen of Canal street found a
dead doe this week in the upper end OF
the Bradley meadows One forward LEG
was broken. Apparently the doe had
been chased by dogs.
| Twenty-Five candidates received the
| Warrior degree in meeting of Quonek
Iticut tribe of Red Men last night. Great
ISachem Barrett and Great Prophet Rock
of Vermont were present.
The baseball game between Brattle-
boro nigh and Leland & Gray seminary
which was scheduled for this afternoon
at Townshend was cancelled this morn
ing because of inclement weather.
i The West Dummerston road near the
Railway place is impossible for auto
mobiles Cars that have tried it have
been stuck in the mud requiring the
services of a pair of horses to haul them
out.
! There will. be no preaching service
, at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing. Sunday school will be held as us
ual at - o'clock and the Epworth
League will meet in the league room ut
6 o clock.
In meeting OF the Brattleboro Civic
league last evening it was voted to
f observe the first week in May as cleanup
week The sum of so was voted for the
. treasury of the community gardens and
, il was voted to have boxes of flowers
E over the entrance to the town hall
building as was done last year.
Q Frank p. Lynch, Godfrey Crosby and
!. Clarence W. Trendall have been dis
q charged from Company | their dis
f charge being necessary on account of
having dependent wives Dennis Jacobs,
Robert p Thayer and Earl b. Ilolbrook
- have been discharged on their own APP
q plication, having dependent mothers
9 The body of Myron +. Dayi, of Glare
mont, y. H., father OF Mrs. Ansel J,
Pierce of Brattleboro, was brought here
at o'clock this afternoon and taken
to West Chesterfield. y H., where the
funeral was held this afternoon, Rev
/ Demar +. Trout, pastor of the Univer-
salist church OF BrGttleboro, officiating
Brattleboro lodge, y. f. o. p, will
! hold a public card party in Grand Ar
= my hall Monday evening at s clock
: A small admission fee viii be charged
! The public is cordially invited Al
80 short business meeting viii be
i held, and it is requested that the mem
: bers and officers be on hand promptly
IS Richard Bowen, John Kiersc, w. D
III Tenihan and L. K. Barber will leave
a. tomorrow for Saginaw. Mich, whence
l. they viii drive new Buick ears back t.
rc Brattlehoro for X. +. Noshcr. They
st win be members Of party of nearly
pr 2o0 men who are to bring ears to New
j. England in order to overcome tn,
a. freight congestion.
~ Judge +. L. Waterman. who is presid
n ing at the April term of Windham coun
=, ty court, at the conclusion of the after
- noon session yesterday took recess t
Monday, when an attempt will be mad,
q to take up jury cases. The first on,
:, scheduled is that of b. +. Milingtol
=, against the town of Londonderry. Til,
i Nevier contested divorce case was com
pleted yesterday with the exception o
the taking of Il deposition in pittsfield
Mass, and probable rebuttal evidence
Charles Haskins of Philadelphia,
member of the Experience compan,
ed which played in Brattleboro two day
this week, was fined Sl5 in the distric
court i'll Greenfield, Mass, Yesterday o
1t, Il charge of disturbing the peace H
ed was taken from Greenfield hotC
as Thursday evening after lie had raised
by disturbance over his lunch bill and ha
used abusive language Iiaskns az
he Ipeared as Conceit and stool Pigeon i
re the theatrical production. APPARENT
* he ought to have been cast in the role {
as Crouch.
n The Birth of Our Country will be ii
u subject of Il historic lecture in the I'm
iS, verSaliSt church Sunday at .. m. I'll
en lecture treats of the origin of the Uni
ca ed States and the great principles G
am which our nation is founded The view
Die illustrate the wonderful story of II
ad early life and developments of Anne
ng lea. Among the many interestir
events ands scenes are the Boston Tt
Party, Lexington and Concord, Bunk
"a Hill, the Declaration of Independent,
and its history, Yorktown, etc, all
.u which inspire the true patriot with
oNi greater love for his beloved land b
cause of her noble past. Our nation
., hymn, America, will be illustrated wi
tnd beautiful colored views At this tin
Of in the world S life, when America
.om entering into the mighty conflict in Il
70. interest of liberty, justice and demo
vnc raey, it is well to remember that the
on. are the very Foundation stones of o
dor great republic, as her birth and ear
history show. The service is a patriot
Ma one with patriotic lecture and mus
Kin This will be the last lecture in t
Of series for the year.
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