The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-28
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Bingham chapter, o. T. S., will mi |
tate four candidates Tuesday even
ing.
The Womans Relief corps is working
on wreaths to be placed over the graves
Of the soldiers and Relief corps members
Protective Grange will visit West
Dummerston grange Tuesday evening
and exemplify the third and fourth de-
grees.
The body of Mrs Cyril Brown, which
was brought here last winter and
placed in the tomb in Morningside
cemetery, viii be buried tomorrow
morning in Prospect Hill cemetery.
Cheshire Grange of Keene will visit
Protective Grange Wednesday evening
and will provide the program. Supper
will be served and all members are
asked to contribute without further
notification.
Health Officer DR.. Henry Tucker has
ran against another fresh crop of
measles. Eleven cases have been re-
ported to him in the past three days.
four each on Sunday and Monday and
three Yesterday.
In a regular meeting next Tuesday
evening the Vermont Wheel club will
vote on the adoption of an amendment
to its constitution permitting persons
Is years of age or over to join the
club under certain restrictions. The
present age limit for members is q
rears.
| This continued cold, disagreeable
weather reminds one OF that comment
on Vermont that Hank White, the old
time minstrel, used to make The only
i trouble with Vermont, he would say,
i is that there are couple of months in
the year when YOU have to worry
around on wheels.
The annual session of the grand
chapter, o. E. s, viii be held We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings of next
week at Burlington. Hotel Vermont
will be the headquarters and recep-
ton viii be rendered the delegates
Wednesday evening. Several from
Bingham chapter viii attend
The Empire theater under the man
agement of Lawler Brothers OF Green
field, who control seven other picture
houses, will reopen tomorrow after
noon. The house has been attractively
decorated outside and the interior
thoroughly renovated. The new man
agement announces an attractive bill
Of pictures and vaudeville.
The ushers at the Memorial day
services in the Auditorium Friday af-
ternoon are Miss Edith NJ. Eddy, Miss
Gertrude f. Yearly, Miss Beatrice J.
Yearly. Miss Laura NJ. Derby, Miss
Mary Macdonald, Miss Dorothy Den
ming, Miss Helen Fenton. Miss Ruth
Grover, Miss Ruth Sargent and Miss
Helen Hopkins Tnev will wear patri
otto badges of red white and blue.
At the annual meeting Of the Sun
J shine society, branch one, held May
% with Miss Mary Stearns, the fol
f. lowing officers were elected: Pres, Mrs
A. w. Rockwell; vice pres, Mrs. A
!, Montgomery; sec, Miss Edith y. Gil
0 key; treas, Mrs G. L. Foster; chair
r man of ways and means committee
Miss Mary Stearns; library committee
i Mrs " H Proctor, Miss Stearns ant
I Mrs c. f. Bingham.
Delmer, II months. Youngest child Q
Lewis and Ruth (Wellman) Breshr
died yesterday morning after an lines
= of several weeks with measles, pneumoni
o and whooping cough. lie was an unusual
I ~ bright and happy child and will b
t greatly missed among neighbors, as we
as in the home Besides his parents an
grandparents he leaves two brothers an
sister, William, Ronald and Catherin,
The funeral will be held at the house
so South Main street tomorrow at
= o'clock and the burial will take place
St Michaels Roman Catholic cemetery