The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-28
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.
?. 7. Connors entertained dozen
of his neWsboys at dinner at the
Brooks House YESTERDAY
w c. Halliday, clerk at Houobton
K Simonds 5 store, shot nine-point
buck that weighed 225 pounds Wedncs-
day morning, in Dover
The liquor which was seized in the
recent Liquor raids was officially con
demned this morning by Judge T. f.
Barber in municipal court
A carload of persmmon timber was
received recently by the Vermont Last
Block company, to be used in maxine
some special patterns of last blocks.
Protective Grange will work the
third and fourth degrees Wednesday
evening. After the work supper will
7 be served to which all members are
requested to contribute
The funeral of L. Q. p. Smith will he
held in the First Baptist church at ,
/ o clock tomorrow, Rev George II. Tom
klnson officiating The burial will take
place in Prospect Hill cemetery.
There will be a special holiness meet
ing in the Salvation Army hall or
/ iilgh street at p. m. tonight. The
meeting will be conducted by CAPTAIN
( j. >. Brieu. All are welcome.
At a class meeting of the ninth Grade
Tuesday these officers were elected,
tres, Haydn Randall; vice pres. 4 lie
thaire Estey; secretary, Chariena
Thomas; treasurer, Stewart Stcarns.
large number of people walked
over the Vernon street Job Yesterday.
WhlIc there was 40 work being dome
there was better opportunity ~ in
sPeetln@ what has been ACCOMPLISH
ed. '''0"
Tuesday evening Mrs. Walter Spear
tell ON Estabrook street, striking her
/ head on the curling, cutting "a cash
near the temple and rendering her un-
conscious. Or. Lane attended her. She
IS making good recovery
Miss Lillian Lawton entertained few
friends at dancing party Wednesday
evening at her home on Linden street
MIS-. Fred CreSsy played for the dane
lng. Refreshments were served. and
tine party was very enjoyable
Those fortunate enough to pass the
common yesterday saw an unusually
beautiful sight, one of the trees hung
with iricIes. \ >tandpipe nearby had
burst and shoWered the tree. the water
freezing to the limbs as it fell.
Mr. and Mrs. y. f. McElhinncv de
llghttutly entertained few guests al
thcir home on the Putnev road Thanks
giving evening. Dancing was euiovcd
IN the ball room to the music ON
Nlctrola, after which a hounteous sup
per was served in the dining room.
Rev. ANeI Quist, pastor of the Swcl-
leh congregational church. viii speak
N the Centre congregational chanel
TINS evening at the devotional se!lice
Of the church at 80 o clock. His suh
Ieet viii be: The Rise of the Church
in the Swedish Nation \ cordial i'm
Nltatlon Is extended the Swedish peo-
ple OF the community
The funeral Of L. w. BIodgett was
held Wednesday afternoon from his
late home, ~ Spruce street. at 80
O'Clock. Rev, L. 9. S. Oseood. pastor
OF the Unitarian church. conducted tb,
service. The bearers were {. 0. Rob
bins, Charles II. Crosby. Herbert b.
Chamberlain and II. =. WeIlman. Buli-
Al was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Rev Park W Fisher, who has cs-
tahIishcd n fine Christian mi -, 49,
mote and neglected section of the Ken
lucky mountains known as Mill Creek
VIII glFe Il Stercoptieon lecture in The
rvrnino ~ ,cloet. FIR
Rev. Mr.. Fisher when he was here he
Tore viii be glad to meet and hear him
AGAIN. lie has some beautiful Slides
showing ms work and It's surroundings.
All are coIdi'dIy invited.
The meeting Of tho Brattlcboro Wo-