The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-25
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

~ -hiNhdSA poAONhAoA othOOA ORSA'N
today after the Easter vacation.
Wantastiqut lodge of Odd Fellows |
worked the first degree last night on |
two candidates.
Miss Hortense Hall will open the |
spring term of her kindergarten Mon !
day, March 81, at 10 Chaplin street
The members of the y. f. o. p. are re-
quested by the entertainment committee
to met in Red Men 5 hall at o clock
tomorrow evening.
The delay in the receipt of mail from
the north is due to the fact that bridges
have been washed away on the PassumP
sic division of the Boston Maine
railroad.
The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs. George Fuller, Estey
street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clOcK.
1t is hoped there will be large at
tendance.
The annual meeting of the First Bap
fist church will be held Wednesday
evening of next week. All members OF
the parish are invited to supper at $50
The business session will be held at
100.
Four men sentenced for drunkenness:
were brought down from Bellows Fall.
y tSlNIddN dlNtIuOOH ana loNEtN III Alf
| lookup here an hour or more until the,
| could be taken on the evening train {,
/ Newfane to work out their sentences.
! The burglar alarm on the store of II
/ II. Thompson at 20 Main street wen
wrong at 1915 o clock last night an,
it was necessary TO call Mr.. Thompso!
away from an exciting game in tn
finals of the pool tournament at tn
( Vermont Wheel club in order 10 shu
off the noisy alarm.
A "silver social will be held in tn
chapel of the First Baptist church a
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. TIL
hostesses will be Mrs. Maynard. Mr..
Noyes, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Knowlton an
Mrs. Clark. No special invitations hav
been given, but anyone in the church
parish viii be welcome.
County Road Commissioner D. T. Per
~ and Henry X. Brown, road commits
sioner of Brattleboro, called at the of
flee of the selectmen last night and dis
|, cussed with the members of that boar
where the state money for highway in
provements should be expended. No Dc
cision was reached but the matter wa
; gone over thoroughly.
t An application has been forwarde.
} to the postoifice department at Wash
ington for a change in the route of rura
2 carrier No. 1. Mrs. +. o. Huse. one o
e the Ames Hill eolonists is the leadin;
applicant. She and four or FIVE othe
I families viii be the direct beneficiarie
e by the change which will make the til,
I about a mile more than at present.
+ II. r. Lawrence received news thi.
D morning of the death in Chicago Sun
2 day night of Mrs. Hattie Gaskel
Price, wife of Frank Price, who is EN-
j ploved by the Hoophane company. Mr.
j. Price Is a son of Samuel II. Price. VIII,
c formerly lived in Bratleboro. The body
:. will be brought here Thursday and viii
r be taken to Prospect Hill cemetery
i for burial.
l. Raymond Brown. an emplove a
i Vaughan & Burnett 5, received injur
C les to his left arm last evening whicl
: necessitated having several stitche
y taken TO close the wound. In MOVING
" some articles his arm slipped an
struck against a metal knob, whie
had been partly broken off, with sue
- violence that a deep cash was cut an
= a vein was severed. DR.. w. II. Ian
y attended him.
;, The 46th annual encampment of tn
,r Vermont department, Grand Army G
- the Republic, will be held in Rutlan
~ June 10 and IL. Arrangements will b
~ made at that time for the eXcursio
= of the Vermont veterans to the Getty
80 burg celebration, TO be held July /
hi on the historic battlefield. The la.
81 Vermont legislature made an apprOpr
alton to provide transportation of a
,r- old soldiers in the state to and fro
,r. Gettysburg.
en- Grange hall was crowded last eveniI
ed for the Easter Monday concert and ba
nd The hall was handsomely decorate
,se green and white being the prevailil
Its colors. Crepe paper was used extensiv
/ 5 lv, with evergreen as a background. ri
st. stage was PARTLY concealed with pc
ne. ted plants, and an electrically light
'or sign indicated the dance numbers. 7
concert from to clock was mu
enjoyed, as was the dancing which W
continued until / clock this mornir
Several games in the final round
the Vermont Wheel club 5 pool al
las billiard tournament were played la
ial evening and the outcome is now mo
Ov in doubt than ever. This is especial
true in the billiard class. c. A. Harl
af- last evening defeated March 50 to
he and was in turn defeated by +.
in Perry 125 to 81, while Crosby W
from March so to 40. In pool p.
,er Crowell won from A. s. Thompson
vn TO 81, DIR. Greene from Thompson ]
oro to "A, and Voetseh from GLENN;
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