The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-03
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

-Cooledge Clark. who died at his
home in Chester last week Friday, was
father of Mrs. David Fitzgerald of this
town.
The two.months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy G.. Washer died yesterday
forenoon at the home of its parents on
Oak Grove avenue. The infant had
been frail since birth,
The next regular meeting of Brat.
tleboro lodge, n. Il. o. p, will be held
Wednesday evening at 7.30 sharp. AT.
ter the meeting there will be dance to
which the public is invited.
Arthur G. Bradley, youngest brother
of the late Richards Bradley of this town,
died at his home in Newport. n H., yes.
terdav morning after an illness extend
ing over a period of two years.
Andrew Jackson chapter. U. S. d.
1872, State of Vermont, will hold a meet
ing at the home of Miss Della NJ. Sher.
man on Spruce street Wednesday after
noon mt clock. A special program
has been prepared.
"A Mother Goose party will be given
in Grange hall from three to six clock
Wednesday afternoon by the little folks
of the Baptist church. There will be
good things to eat and the little folks
The Young people of the Methodist
Episcopal church. under the auspices of
the Epworth league held Hallowe ZEN
social at the parsonage on High street
Monday evening. Games, spooks and
refreshments. all appropriate to the oc-
casion, helped to make the evening very
enjoyable
DIR. w. 4. Chamberlin of Waseca.
MINI, has recently completed and pub
lished book entitled, Guide to the
Prevention of Diseases and to the Pres
ervation of Health. 1t contains 800
pages and is endorsed by several promi-
nent physicians. DR.. Chamberlin is a
native of West Brattleboro. Several
by individuals in town.
The Age Herald birmingham, Ala),
Oct 2S contains a picture of Mrs. Ed
win NJ Bliss, who represents the Con
greoatpnal Woman S Board of Missions,
formeTsv missionary in Micronesia,
as one of the speakers at the Woman S
National Foreign Missionary Jubilee
which was held in that city. Mrs. Bliss
was one of the speakers at Northfeld,
Mass. last summer and also visited her
sister, Mrs. c, A. Sutherland, in Brat
tleboro.
There will be a conference of par
ents and teachers of district No. in
the high school room Thursday evening
at 40. Parents of both high school and
grade students are invited. The draw
ing and manual training exhibit shown
at Montpelier will be on exhibition
again and the commercial and manual
training rooms and the laboratories will
be open for inspection. Every one in
terested in the school work is cordially
invited.
james A. Hoadley has become the
of the Armory apartments
and will take possession Nov. 10. The
apartments are to undergo a thorough
and will be open for guests
after December |. Every room will be
and the finish will be done
over. The apartments are to be run in
with Mr. Hoadley's restau-
rant. John A. Wheeler, the retiring
proprietor, will devote his entire atten-
tion to the Empire theater of which he
is half owner.
The women of st. Michael s Roman
Catholic church will hold a sale of use
ful and fancy articles at the hall of the
Knights of Columbus during the after
noon and evening of Wednesday, Nov.
s. The articles include an endless varie-
tv of dressed dolls, pin cushions, center
work of all kinds. Persons wishing to
secure artistic and appropriate presents
for Christmas cannot do better than to
patronize this sale. During the even
ING there will be dancing. cards and re-
The officers of the several lodges
in the eighth Masonic district will hold
their annual meeting with ID. d. G. M.
Christie b. Crowell in the Masonic tenn
pie in Brattleboro Friday, Nov. 10. The
meeting will be called to order at nine
, clock and there win be several sessions
luring the day. Though the meeting is
salled for the officers of the several
odges in the district any Mason
n good standing may attend and it is
hoped that the Younger members of the
raft throughout the district, who have
lot had much instruction in ritualistic
work. will avail of the opportunity to
improve themselves at this time.
The annual harvest day at the
Home for the Aged was observed yester-
lay from 10 clock in the morning un-
il clock in the evening. Like its
the affair was very success
'ul. Mrs. j. j. Estey was assisted IN
eceiving by Mrs. 0. D. Esterbrook and
Miss Susan Clark Mrs. J. Gray Estey
vas in charge of the dining room where
offee and other refreshments were serv-
ID. The contributions this year were
generous and included two barrels of
lour. one barrel of apples, 100 cans of
rut fully as many glasses of home
made jelly and large amount of table
inen and towels. Several gifts of
money were received and a generous
riend of the institution presented each
member of the family with basket of
ruit. Individual boxes of confectionery
we're also contributed by a friend,
lumber of other gifts were received and
ba oommittee are highly oratified with