The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-18
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W. :. Bemis, - South Main street,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, who died in
Townshend Saturday at the age of 81
years, was the mother Of Everett w
Phillips of this town.
The Attainers, an organized class of
the Methodist sunday school, will
meet Thursday with Miss Corena Bell
of Highland street to sew.
Dana H. Gilman returned from
Wardsboro Friday with a buck weigh
lug about $50 pounds, which he shot
He was accompanied by James IIelyar.
Orders for food to be had Mt the
Thanksgiving food sale in the Con2re.
Eational chapel viii be taken by Mrs
j.. !. Waterman, High street, or Mrs
". c. Rice, Chestnut hin.
The y. NJ club bowling team will
journey 30 Turner's Falls this evening
tO roll the strong team of that place.
y close game is expected by the mem
bcrs of the club here. The trip will be
made 10y automobile
Mrs Addic :. Welch announces the
engagement of her daughter, Norma
May Welch to Claude c. Tyrel Miss
WEIGH has a position in the Office of
the Ilolstein-Fricsian company and Mr..
Tyrcl is employed in Mrs Russell 5
laundry.
Anyone who has any old fashioned
hats or bonncts which they are willing
to loan for exhibition at the millinery
tea room at the Thanksgiving food sale
at the Congregational chapel Tuesday
are asked to notify Miss Jessie Gregg
North Main street.
In the annual meeting of the Yer
mont conference, Woman s Home Mis-
sonary society, in Barre last week,
Mrs. \. II. Webb of Mortified, for
merry of Brattlcboro. was presented a
gold watch as y token of loving up
probation of her years of faithful ser
vice rs president of the society.
Hiss Helen st. Cyr entertained
party of rs children at her home at
Spring street yesterday Mrs. Earring
ton invited them to the moving pic
lures, after which they had refreshments
and played games. The occasion was
Miss ST Cyr's 18th birthday auuiycrs-
AIRY, aud She received many gifts.
William Joseph Beaudry, who is en-
plovcd hy the Fort Dummcr stills, and
Miss Glorina Charon. also of this town.
were married Saturday evening at $50
0 o'clock by Rcv. D. L. Trout at the
Iuivcrsallst parsonage. They were an
attended. y single ring service was
used.
The llolbrook, Cabot & Rollins cor
poration, which is doing the Vernon
street reconstruction work, was one OF
l. bidders for the construction of the
Seventh avenue subway in New York
from 10th to seth street. Their bid Of
S2,139,ooo was the seventh lowest. Can
AVIAN Brothers company, with bid of
$2,loLooo was the lowest bidder.
Mrs MARY Grace Garfield Of Wood
stock viii give her travcloguc, Seven
teen Hundred Miles with Horse and
Carriage, in the Uuiversalist church to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Garfield 5 lee
ture IS mlrth provoking as She has a
keen sense of humor. Her description
Of scenery is fine. Only Il nominal sum
is TO be charged for admission, as the
lecture is not given as money making
venture.
Seats are now on sale for the J. w.
German 5 comedians at the Auditorium
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, mat
nee and night. Bob OFT, Who takes the
leading part, will be remembered here
through his appearances with the side
splitting comedian, Phil OFT / Should
Worry, Merry Chaperou, The Happy
hunters are the names of the musical
comedies and they are particularly
Drumming with eccentric novelties as
well as rOllicking music of the whistle
able kind.
In - ion, 81
lin IL. Brown against Lou A. Foster, in
which Foster was sued for bill of so
the basis of the decision OF Justice Lew
IS II. Lyndc, who discharged Foster
without costs was Chapter III of the
Acts Of 1905, which requires that ar
ticlcs of partnership shall lac fled with
the town clerk. As Mr.. Brown brought
suit for a bill owed by Foster 10 the
Mellen Hardware Co.. Of which the
plaintiff IS "a member. and this section
ohithc statute 5had not been complied
with, the decision in favor of Foster
was rendered.
Mrs Clara sherman Childs widow
Ct Asaph r. Childs. brother Of II. S.
and L. ". Chllds and Mrs. $. NJ. Kid
der, lcctured before the Rutland Wo-
mans club recently and the Rutland
Herald said i'll reporting the lecture:
The lecture on Egyp, by Mrs.
Clara Shorman-Childs before the Wo-
mans club yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended and thoroughly en-
loycd. Mrs. Childs spoke here last
year on India aud the Islands. of the
Pacific. These lectures are the result
OF personal observation made by Mrs.
ehilds during several extended visits
to the Antipodes and the Orient. They
contain facts of interest and value
relating 10 the history, geography, top
ography aud ethnology Of the dillcrcn,
countries, and stories Of personal ex-
pcrlences are interspcrsed throughout
the talk. Whether speaking of places
persons or incidents the speaker dis
played an intelligent knowledge of the
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