The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev George f. Tomknson will conduct
the chapel services at the Retreat Sunday |
afternoon at > O'Clock.
The women of the Centre Congrcga-
tional church will serve supper in
the chapel Thursday, Oct 50, at p.
IN.
Mrs P r. Heffron has sold her new
two-tenement house on Frost street to
O. d. Stowcll, who bought for an in
yestment =
The home club called on Mrs. George
Fuller Wednesday and took supper
with her. The occasion was in honor
of Mrs Fuller's Slst birthday ami
versary.
/ There will be a meeting of the
/ hospitality committee of the Centre
church in the chapel Monday after
noon at $50. All members are request
cd to be present.
Mrs r. j. Eldridge gave an auction
bridge party last evening at her home on
Chaplin street. There were three tables.
Mrs Dana Gilman captured the first PRIZE
and Mrs. Hal March the second.
The n f. O. p. will hold a regular
meeting Wednesday at p. IN. This
will be followed by a box social. Each
purchaser Will pay in pennies twice the
number of inches in the length of his
partner 5 shoe.
Mrs. George p Knapp of Harpoot,
Turkey, will speak at the Centre Con
gregational chapel this evening at 7.30
o clock. She has been missionary
in Turkey % years and IS known as a
very interesting speaker.
Arthur Z. Robertss class of boys at
the Methodist church met last evening at
the home of Rev, T. W. Owens ON H gil
street for social. There were 10 pres
, ent, who enjoyed games and had a very
pleasant evening. Refreshments We're
served.
twenty-five from Rrattleboro and as
many more from the West River valley
took advantage of the excursion OF the
> Central Vermont railroad to New GorG
yesterday by way of the New Lo.don
boat The party left here on the / >
r train and tickets are good returning fol
week
+ The Brattleboro high school football
team will line up against Stevens higf
school of Claremont on the islano
grounds Saturday afternoon. Cl2r amont
has usually had one of the strongest
teams in New Hampshire, and has
, produced several college stars, includ
" ing the Hoban brothers, Of Dartmouth
fame
There is an interesting old book at tn
public library loaned by Mrs, Anna +
o Steen Flint, daughter of the late Josepl
;. Steen, an old-time prominent resident Q
e this town This book has been in tn
s. Steen family since the date of its put
q lcation, 1874 1t was brought from Ems
4 land to Brattleboro in 1875 by Jane
Steen, father of Joseph Steen The It'll
Of the book is The Life of Christ 1t ha
= :, curious old illustrations, and Is a fine 9,
ample of printing done in the 18th eel
fury.
Tom Moore, the poet beloved by a
- the Irish race, Is the favorite author
pretty Peg the sweet Young Celt
i heroine of Peg o My Heart rvpete
IN by Blanche Hall, the versatile and viri
young actress who viii appear here ne,
II. week Friday as the star OF the new
ey Hartley Manners comedy OF youth bea
ing that title, and there is a Jerry to
AZ as interpreted by Lionel Glenister, wi
81 wins the heart Of the far Iassie with h
a brogue and her brlliancc. and in comp
ttion with every other male who appea
rs. in the interesting love story the ciey
an dramatst has devised,