The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-04-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Locks, Conn, will occupy the pulpit of
St. Michael's Episcopal church Sunday.
The store formerly occapied by Ernest
DeAngelis on Main street for a shoe re-
pairing store is being repaired and altered
and will be occupied by c. H. Fung, who
will move his laundry from High street
to that store.
Arguments were made in county
court this morning in the automobile
accident case of Dorr NJ. Thayer of Bel
lows Falls against Walter B. Glynn of
Saxtons River, which has been on trail
several days at Newfane Court took
q recess at noon until ! o'clock Monday
| afternoon, when Judge Fish viii de-
liver the charge to the jury.
Justin Moran was the winner last
night of the $50 Liberty bond given
| away at the performance of Here Goes
| By the Jack Fairbanks Musical Com
edy Co. Nearly a capacity audience
was present. The company, which has
given good satisfaction and attracted
fair houses, will close its engagement
tonight. On Monday night the com
pany will play in Windsor
A chimney burned out early this
| forenoon in Holden & Martin S tene-
ment house at 20 Birge street, and the
woodwork in the attic caught fire, caus-
ing damage to the amount of about $50
The upper tenement is occupied by Wal.
ter Weatherhead and the lower tene-
ment by Ray Parker. Men from
Holden & Martin S sawmill had the
floor torn up when the chemical appa
ratus arrived, following a bell alarm
Under the direction of Scout Commits
sioner Harold 2. White an attractive
window display has been arranged in the
vacant store formerly occupied by Mrs
G.. H. Smith The display is a camping
scene with miniature Khaki tent pitched
in background of green branches anC
in front of which is the camp fire. In tbs
foreground is miniature imitation LAKE
and strewn on the ground are Scou
books. The display was arranged az al
attraction for Liberty day
Secretary L. f. ELS Of the Windhau
County Fish and Game club ha$ receivet
notification from the federal bureau q
ii-herlcs that cons .gnment- of ranboy
| trout fer West river perch and channe
catfish for the Connecticut river, blacl
bass for Raponda, and horned pout 70
, the lily pond in Vernon will soon be sen
here for distr button He also has beer
notified by the state fish and game de
partment of the early shipment of brool
trout fry for distribution in streams i
this locality.
, The address by Miss B. Bennett Bur
leigh in the Auditorium Monday evenin
open free to the public, is one of tn
! BrattlebOro Woman's club meetings III
!. avoldably postponed last winter. There
fore a limited number of seats will b
reserved for club members until IA,
These seats NAV be obtained by presen,
ing membership tickets to the ushers an
will not be held after 745 The slide
which will be shown were taken largel
0 by Miss Burleigh. At the conclusion {
her talk the audience is asked to rise an
/ Join in singing The Star Spangled Banne
With the advent of warm weatht
o comes the advent of the ''peepers.
Il as was evidenced in certain part
Il the town last night. It has not "
y been decided whether che was merel
"peeping, or was looking for som
Il thing to eat. or was looking for
c chance to frighten some woman.
n any case he was not very successful
5 One naturally does not expect to nj
sneakers around their premises on sue
g a bright moonlight night as the appare,
II amateur chose this time. If he W:
II looking for food he is asked to call
) meal time, and if he is waiting to $
n the families i'll that neighborhood Ill
robe in brightly lighted rooms wi
r raised shades he Will lose many hou
e of valuable sleep. IN the sectio
4. chosen several families occupy slee
Il ing porches and if further intrude
L. are found on the premises some of t
Is men are ready to assume the respon!
bilitv of using firearms without wal
If ing to ask questions.
10 Two roll top desks. one drop Ie
r. desk Salesroom Elliot St. corner r
X St-Adv. 40
d. Last Red Cross dance, Odd Fello'
e hall, Tuesday, April 30, No postpor
ment.-Adv. 80