The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

piano to Mrs. Helen Brasor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. f. Pratt enter
tanned u of their friends at their home
in Crosby block last evening. Cards
We're played and refreshments were
served.
The members of the Fort Drummer
colany of Pilgrim Fathers are invit
ed to the home of Mrs w. +. Mixer.
10 Western avenue, tonight to mees
Mrs. Hamilton Of Keene, the deputy.
There is a large crowd going from
here to attend the annual chicken pie
supper given by the Congregational
church at Marlboro tonight. Over 30
of the employees of the Holstein-F Erie
sian office are planning to attend.
Clusters of red raspberries, full
grown and of fine flavor, were picked
Sunday by B. +. Herrick on the w. F.
Richardson property on Canal street
Others were maturing on the branches
Mrs. 3. f. Leitsinger has received 4
letter from her brother in Deep River,
Conn, saying that he has had on eN-
| hibltlon there 4 sunfower which he
raised and which measures Is inches
across and 81 inches in circumference.
| There will be 4 meeting Of the Colonial
| Danes Thursday afternoon at $50 9 clock
at the home Of Mrs II + Bond on Lin
den street Il is hoped that all Colonial
/ Danes will be present a. arrangements
are to be made for the meeting next
week
About 20 of the old residents Of Wards
boro viii 60 from here tonight to a chick
en-pie supper furnished by the church 1T
Wardsboro. Some of those going are Nh.
and Mrs. l., +. Holden, CARL w, Gushing,
Mrs Emogene White Mrs. G. i. Lam
son. Mason Sharp, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
| Nettie Bishop.
Sixteen of the friends Of Miss Stel-
Ia Fessendon gave her a surprise par
~ Mt her home on Elliot street last
evening, it being her birthday anniver-
sary. They presented her with several
gifts. Refreshments Of iee-cream and
cake We're served, and cards were play
ed during the evening.
Three trees in the orchard Of the
Memorial hospital succumbed to the
high wind yesterday and last night
Part Of a large locust in the rear OF
Judge J. NJ, Tyler 5 house was blown
down. Dead limbs all about town, Of
the streets and in the yards, testified K
the vigor of the breezes.
Fritz Hanson, welterweight champion
wrestler, defeated Jun PanHus Of Bos
ton in 4 fast bout at Laeonia, y. H..
Hast night. Hanson secured the first
fall in | hour and y minutes, witt
n double-toc hold Paulius ) left lee
was injured and he could not 20 OH
The bout was awarded to Hanson.
Leitsinger's orchestra Will 20 to Green
field this afternoon to play at the eoncer
4 !. 4. III i
the Picomegan tribe in Red Mems hall
1.-THE Calhoun male quartet Of Springfield,
has been engaged To sing. This will h.
the first annual concert and bali of tia
tribe, and the first event Of the kin,
this season.
! The United States Daughters Of 1872
OF the state of Vermont will meet il
Brattteboro October - The bushes
: meeting will be held at the home Of MIR
f jGeorge 5. Dowley at 10 a. M At til
q close of the business session an entertain
ment of music VIII be given by Mrs Dow
ley luncheon viii follow at the Brook
House at | o'clock. with invited guests
The funeral of George +. Davenport
who was killed Saturday by fall froI
the new Emerson building on Ellie
street, was held Yesterday afternoon .
$50 clock III the Jniversalist chure
in West Chesterfield, Rev. Grant Va
Blareom officiating The choir sang IN
; selections The bearers were Arthl
Stoddard, Glen and Rawson Bothwe
and Ernest Carey. The burial too
place in the West Chesterfield cemeter-
; w. G. Ellis, the silk expert who
! at present giving demonstrations
II the possibilities of the White SEWN
Il, q ~
! wonder III that line With the create
= ease he sews names III many colors {
T. a piece Of silk ribbon without stoppil
:, the machine. A beautiful display
i embroidery IS on exhibition, all lol
i on the White machine. Every man
~ woman calling Will receive q silk co
&c mark or hat mark with name stitch,
= upon it.
II Antonio Tranuilla, a, an employee
s the Vernon street work, fell from t
S top of the retaining wall now IN cour
= of construction on lower Vernon sire
!. about 1890 clock Monday night 4
:. received a severe scalp wound and
bad cut across his chin. He was one
a party working at night to prepa
work for the day gang and was carr
ing heavy timber on his should
i when he missed his footing. lie. fell
feet and the timber landed top of hi
.. DR.. Harry +. Greene dressed
wounds.
- The women of the Centre Congress
tional parish will meet in the parlors
the church tomorrow afternoon at
as 0 clock for the first sewing meet
for the hone missionary box to be $,
ed this fall. At $50 clock an import:
in business meeting will be held and a
clock will occur the first home n
a. sionary meeting of the season in
80 chapel which will be in charge of NJ
- Emma Gregg. The subject will be,
Pledged Work Following the meet
the there will be a social hour and tea
on be served.
In connection with the Worces
rem music festival the Worcester Telegl