The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-15
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

4. r. Gould VIII move May i from 90 |
Main street to 81 Main street.
A public supper will be served in the
Congregational chapel at 6 O'Clock tonight |
The young people viii hold a sale of home
made candy
The Oakdale bookclub held its annual
sale of magazines and books at the
home of Mrs. Charles ?. Spencer last
evening and the sale was very success
full.
John B. Manley and Howard Mer
rill have PURCHASED recently two farm
properties of the J. Arms Miller es-
tate in West Dummerston. About 200
acres was involved in the deal.
The mission circle of the Universal
list church will meet with Mrs. G.. f.
Barber Thursday afternoon at clock;
watchword, Patience. A paper on Mis-
sionary to the Lepers will be read by
Mrs. Barber.
Painters are at work in the Brooks
House Office, painting the ceiling and
walls. There is still some more work to
be done in the hall on the second floor
but the renovating of the parlors has
been completed.
Wednesday evening the Knights of
Columbus will keep ''open house -
and give a fair in their rooms to
which the public are invited. The pro
gram includes progressive whist with
prizes and dancing.
Alexander Avola, three years and six
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Avola, died of diphtheria yesterday af
ternoon at the home of his parents on
South Main street. The burial took
place this afternoon.
The three act comedy, Crawford,
founded on Mrs. GaskelI's charming
asst century story, viii be given in
Grange hall on the evening of Wednes-
day, April 80, under the auspices of
the ladies of the Unitarian society.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Farwell, who have
lately sold their house on Spruce street
to L. A Elmer, have today bought of
| George E. Crowell his house at . Myrtle
street. They buy for home and viii move
/ there at an early date The sale was made
through William c. Horizons agency.
| Two Stewart one-ton automobile trucks
/ have Just arrived in Brattleboro, one for
/ H l.. Emerson for use in his furniture
! business and one for Mr.. Emerson broth
+ er in the same business in Milford, y. H.
/ They were bought through the agency of
/ Manley Brothers and are of handsome
/ type.
/ Wallace Clark of Vernon and Miss
/ Katherine Manning, daughter of Dan
lei Manning, were married yesterday
morning at St Michael S Roman Catho-
/ lie church, Rev. Bernard W. McMahon
performing the ceremony. They We're
attended by John Manning and Miss
Mary Fitzmaurice.
The marriage of Harry G. Rhodes oil
Brattleboro and Miss Vera Lockwood OF
Portland, Me-, will take place tomorrow
in Portland. Invitations have been issued
to the reception which will be held in the
evening Mr.. Rhodes is employed as en-
graver in the H. FL. Thompson jewellery
! store. They viii live in Brattleboro.
week s mission is to be conducted
at st. Michael's Roman Catholic
church, beginning Sunday, by mission
fathers of the st. Vincent de Paul mis-
sion of Springfield, Mass. There will bt
services with sermons each morning and
evening during the week. Further an
/ nouncements win be made at the masse:
Sunday.
Yarrick, mystic entertainer, who il
to give a public performance at Grang,
, hall, tomorrow evening, at 8 'cloc
under the auspices of the Brattlebor'
Woman club, is well known as a so
ciety entertainer in New York, Wash
ington and Newport. He possesses
style of his own in demonstrating hi
powers as mystifer, and he is a ma
gician of unusual ability, coming witt
the best of references from well know
2 men and women.
The funeral of Mrs Julia NJ. MattooI
who died Friday evening was held yestel
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the nous
at 40 Main street. Rev. f. Q. S: Osgoo
offciated, and the bearers were r. G
Boyd, H. A Stockwel, Leslie Smith an
d. H. Miller. The burial took place in tn
family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery
There was a profusion of beautiful flower
0 including pillow and quantities of rose
lilies and carnations Mrs Nellie Spa
t ford of Springfield and Mrs. Kate Alexar
der and Mrs. Fred Allen of Mortified
Il were among the out-of-town friends VIII
attended