The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-07
BRATTLEB0R0 LOCAL

! The Luther league of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet in the vestry
tonight. Refreshments will be served.
7. F. Ellis. secretary of the Windham
County Fish and Game club, received
notice today that 30 cans OF brook
trout fingerlings would be sent here from
the state rearing station in Remington
| tomorrow. Part Of the fish VIII bf
planted in Marlboro South pond and the
| remainder in tributaries of Broad brook
and Green river. .a
/ In the municipal court yesterday James
Donahue and Edward Zennett, both OF
lBrattleboro, were brought before Judge
f. d. f. Stowe on the charge of drunken
ness. They pleaded guilty, and as this
was their second offenSe they were fined
SIS each and costs. amounting to SO. 20
Zennett paid his fine, but Donahue took
the alternative sentence of 20 days III
Newfane Jail.
Announcements have been received In
town this week of the marriage at Ierre
Haute, Indiana, Aug. Z, of Lieut.. Harry
A. Montgomery. corps OF engineers =. -
army. son of Mr. and Mrs. n. W Mont
gomery of Prospect street, and Miss Mary
Elizabeth DALEY of Terre Haute. Lieut.
Montgomery graduated from the Brattle-
boro high school in 1915 and from the
United States military academy at West
Point in 1913.
A Ford car containing seven persons
from Springfield. Mass. tipped over on
the Guilford road Saturday afternoon and
two children were hurt but not seriously.
They were brought to the office of DR.. w
J. Kaine The car was owned and driven
bv Theodore Muller and with him were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Irvine and four chill
dren, who were On their way to East Put
ney to visit relatives. Mr.. Muller tried to
drive his car past car in front, and one
of the front wheels hit a stone, which
caused the car to run up an embankment
and tip over on its side, throwing out all
the occupants. A girl two years old re-
ceived cut on her forehead and baby
hoy a wear old received some bumps on
his head. The top of the car was damaged.
\ passing car brought Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine and the two injured children to
BrattlebOrO.
Mrs. Mary II. Langille 60, wife of A.
ID. Langille of $50 Chapman street
Greenfield. Mass, died at t o'clock yester-
day morning after an illness of eight
years. She had arthritis and for several
years had been practically helpless and
blind She was a patient sufferer. She
was born in South Newfane. a daughter of
Alvan and Catherine S. Morse. She at
tended the public schools of Ncwane. She
was married to Mr.. Langille - years ago
next November. They lived for several
years at Brattleboro. where Mr.. Langille
was employed. They went to Greenfield
IS years ago. She leaves no relatives
nearer than cousins Sewall Morse of
Brattleboro. a well-knOwn musician, is a
second cousin, and there are cousins in
Boston. She was a communicate of st.
JameS's~ Episcopal church. The funeral
will be held in the home Thursday after
noon at 80.
Crosby & Grant the Chase represent
atives are in BrattlebOrO. They are here
to serve You in the best way possible in
regard to lawn decoration. Office II
Beech St Greenfield. Mass. 1917
Mrs. +. NJ. Field has opened her sham
poo and manicure parlors. in Room. 16
Crosby block, and is now ready for bust
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