The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-16
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP,

next Thursday afternoon. A full al.
Tendance Is desired
Rev, Y, :. Harrison of Yves, nfat.
llrhoro nill conduct the ehatel service
az The hfaiilehut0 RETREAT SUNDAY
afternoon al o 'eloek
-iocahonias council will hold it,
annual cletiion Of oilicers ~ is meei
ing Thursday evening Al members
ARE requested 10 attend,
A waits party will be- given ~
Canton Palestine IN odd Fellows ball
ihif evening. I.ciisingrf. Dugan and
Morse will furnish music for dancing
The funeral Of Charles Herbert
Pratt was held Saturday morning ai iU
clock "a the home Of his nephew on
Oak street. Rev, Roy NJ. lloughinn
Qlieia,e,l, aud the burial was In New
fame.
The second IN the series Of snppers
for members OF the Vermont Wheel
club will be given IN the Grange dining
room tomorrow night al $50. Tickets
may be procured u the ianiiof NJ
nominal sum.
AT the Centre Congregational
church next SUNDAY morning Rev. Roy
VI. llOughi0n will speak upon the theme,
the devotional service In the chapel To-
night will be Deepening Fellowship,
Harry l.. Piper. ns delegate from
the Brattlchoro Civic Improvement
league, attended the New England
Fairgrounds institute held at liolyoke.
Mass. last week. and will make his
report 10 the league within a few
eeks.
a broken Journal ON one OF the
trolley ears Monday forenoon tied ~
traffic for nearly an hour between the
bridge on Main street and the fros-
pect Hill section. The accident oc,
cured near the Brattleboro House and
the ear was derailed.
The first touch of cold weather
came Saturday morning with the mef.
cury down 10 l6 degrees below zero NJ
West Brattleborc. At places on West.
ern avenue thermometers registered
eight degrees below, and that marx
was given rs the low point in this vil'
lage.
-Georpe f.. Croll has the frame M,
for his new Involvement house on flne
street. and expects TO have the strnct
nre under roof within a week. MI
r,oll has moved his family from the
purLe house on Pine street, when ne
rncently sold TO ID. W. Felch, TO the new
house which he built the past summer
or Highland street,
AT A meeting Of the W. c. I. I. IN
the rest room Monday afternoon IL vas
voted not to hold another meeting
mill the second Monday in January
This nermits members of the organiza'
| tion 70 devote themselves to the actl,i.
ties of the holiday season. IL was aiso
voted to employ an assistant seere.aiN
| ~ the rest room to help tine matroh'
Miss Heath.
The funeral of George Hornerr was
held Saturday afternoon az 81. Mlen
"ci s Episcopal church Rev; ahdreM
Uarper, .jr., ofiiciated, and the oarla'
was in Meeting House Hlil cene'eis cry.
The Odd Fellows commlttal service WV
read mt the grave. Inc honorary havaI
ers from Canton Palestine were Lmou
;e,s William and George Cam; J9nhson
W., Waoden' Howe. Wilson and Brown
TIC hearers were August Rohde, Georet
r Collins, A. J. Currier and X. H. Mes
senger. ,., wos
o;ven the initiatory degree at the regu
lar meeting of Wantastiquet lonee VI
0dd Fellows Monday evening. Inc an
mail nominations for oiilcers No. Co,
nuaI These officers will be voted lol
~ tbe regular meeting, Dec. 20, A.
;n,,;tation was received from qmiS
lie inSne O. o. F., of llinsdale, n. ~ II.
askino Wantastiquet lodge to eNeInuhi
tbe first degree in that lodge i'm IN IN
Wantastiouet lodge will accept 'he i"
vitation. .ho wo
The monthly meeting, of the wo
mans auxiliary of the {. M. ~ of+arnooI
held in the rest room Tesday aite' a no do
and the program was opened Mi.h Kat,
votional service led by Mis- MISE Mrs
Wheejer of West Brattleboro. ME
VIVIAN HAN II, Bond gave a vocal seiectitoi
mii'i ,ras accompanied on the piano o.
W. H. Rond. Mrs. Eliza E. Sessions o. o.
MM;ijdlehury. a travelling representa-
far thn Kurn Hattin Homes, spoke Ia
ttoorrost;nolv of the work of the holht
aei 1 tnif IF the need of such nome -
Wv oo She compared the wqrt .h y
~ Kurn Hattin institution win Ina oa
w We +he industrial school at VefSennfs &C.
Miss Sessions. in making, pea ak
financial assistance, sald Una" how 70
would cover the expense Vi on0 w
a wear at Kurn Hattln'
Mrs. Michael Hennessey OF VENT hnt
street sustained fractures u mar
ankles Monday forenoon, Wnem q wac
81 Of a a load of baled hay rel IRON ona Mai
on at the corner OF id dawn to tn
streets 1ee,s,, any in front of H. M. Wo9 4
sidewalkM r III Hennessey was stand u
store; MIS-, or waiting for the Vale
on the coino nv,s team, driven by &c
Graln W T9,np and loaded high VII
sePh W h na,' TO pass. As the wage e,
swuno around the corner pa ah;cl 10 wa
l lqaa y" onto the sidewalk, ~, ana W. W.
f Hennessey fell beneath IT. " no tim
ION happened to be passing AZ baIes a
ond was struck by seNe .ns Henne,
they rolled off the loaa. Wood Woo IS stor
COW was carried into MI. Vale ooIled. II
, and DR.. G. R. Anderson was va The hospits
am nu the woman to 90 70 unH n0 mi OF
Wan'1 tho extent of her injuries MI tbe
tnat os.c n but she insisted We We
she wished ND W. was carried there. y
non /, st n ;Gon n Mrs. Hennessey $ Fey
f; II. s;c;an was summoned latei'
Y ulaf 1 my If the Red Cross Chrl la Il
Users " On sale locally, should y
seas sior ~ that they must not De pas !
mem 4po face of letters or packIasoJls
, on u. ne Use them, on the oa Lace
pc , il letters, cards and pa pay ha1
o m the front. Postniaase oo 5enar
heeui notified by the, posffoT l,Guav an
ue.mt that Guatemala, ", uitst TO- the
! Portugual refuse TO apiii' non-postae
%e cbsstmas stamps Or e other s aehesIa
cfaT many ohsr , sGuatr sssh ta Stamps M
only WIN Re- .s sTss SIDE iS the Articles lab
not 10 .ty admittance to any c ~
bear, Lei eha f1am s shs Country but will
retur rneder 70 is not known such ar af;
e the Sehuoi a. the Dead Letter o.hS