The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

town a few days.
Mrs Rebellah Perry gives up her board
ers today, preparatory to having her house
remodelled for two tenements. +. NJ. Hol-
den has the contract and will begin the
work Monday.
The Buffalo Enquirer of March p .
contained a list of marriage licenses
issued in that city, among them being
the following: ''Chester o. Lawton,
Brattleboro. VI, Ida Y. Sawyer, Brat /
tIeboro, VT
\. II. White has bought Of George Har-
us and the Henry Willis estate their m
terest in the White cottage at Sunset lake
and is now sole owner Of the cottage. Tie
plans to make extensive repairs this
spring.
The body of good-sized doe was
washed ashore Thursday in the over
| flow from West river near the Bradley
farm There were no wounds Oh the body,
but it was evident that the animal had
been dead several days.
Exchange tickets for the Dartmouth
glee club concert may be bought of Mrs.
| c. A Harris, Mrs. {. 4. Miles, Mrs. {. {,
Fits, Mrs, f. H. Crane, Mrs. F. w.
| Kuech. Mrs A. p Simonds. Mrs. II. c.
| Rice Miss Florence Foster OF Miss Gladys
Stelmann
Rev, Roy NJ. Houghton had planned to
preach in the Congregational church in
Bellows Falls tomorrow in exchange with
Rev. A. p. Pratt, but on account Of the
death of Mrs, Helen Wyman Allen and of
her funeral Sunday afternoon he will re
main here and Will occupy his pulpit as
usual
On account of the failure of the
train service the scheduled pool
! matches IN Bellows Falls between st.
Charles council, X. Of G., of that place
and Leo council of Brattlcboro were
not played. No date has been decided
upon for the next matches.
The floods and tornadoes will fur
uish Il theme for Rev. ID. f. Trout in
the Univcrsaiist church tomorrow
morning. He will preach on, The West
ern Disaster, a Study of Havoc
| Wrought by Wind and Flood, and
Truths Involved.
From 80 to 10 couples attended the
high school dance in Grange hall last
night and thoroughly enjoyed the Occa-
sion. Mrs. LaWton and Mrs. White were
the chapcroncs. Leitsnger's orchestra
PLAYED and the hall was decorated in
the school colors, purple and white.
Tie operators of the local telephone cx-
change have arranged for a ball t. he
given April - in Festival hall, Carl Lett
singer of Boston, a popular cornetist, will
, be on of the orchestra. Miss Mary +.
l Toomev and Mrs. c. :. Squircs are on the
{ committee OF arrangements and informal
g ton ay be obtained from them.
; Columbian lodge, No. 36, F. 4 \. NJ.
viii confer the Master Mason degree OF
o three candidates Wednesday night
. This win be the last degree work in the
, lodge until after the annual election
\ the second Tuesday in April. 1t is ex
Il pected that Columbian lodge win have ;
n public installation of officers this year
0 Harold f. Whitney, X. G. Bacon an,
NJ. p. Davis who were marOoued "a
n White River Junction two days, reach
: ed BrattIebOro on the special train a
e noon today. Just above the Dummers
ton station slide took place mo
mert after the train had passed thi
point. The passengers were transferre
| around a break at South CharlestowI
\. II.
' The body OF Mrs. Cyril F. Brown
who died in Dorchester, was brough
TO Brattleboro yesterday after difficult
s and placed in the tomb at Moruingsid
cemetery. The party came as far a
NiuerS Falls and then teIephoned her
for Instructions. They were met a
Mortified by the hearse and came owe
r Tyler hill through Guilford, reachin
4 here about five hours late
- \ Detroit despatch says: New Eng
~, land j. well represented in the stat
- campaign now i'll progress in thi
~. state. Many leaders OF the Vernon
- Ir0fyrI-aif-a 3pip
n. effective work. Charles H. Thompson
i. chairman of the Vermont state con
n mittee and member of the nation;
committee has been placed i'm charg
Of the campaign by the state commi
tee and IS doing great work.
The sale of reserved seats for I'll
Dartmouth Glce club concert, Frida
evening, April 4, will begin at the be
}" office Wednesday morning, April
IL o'clock. On Wednesday only holde
Of exchange tickets can obtain seat
he | the regular sale to the public Will b.
IN gin on Thursday morning at S O'clOcl
Exchange tickets may he obtained {
Is. the committee of canvasscrs of whic
,r, Mrs. II. c. Rice is chairman.
The reason why persons were unab
bis to get in communication with the &c
it trail telephone station at a certain tin
when the fire broke out in Dr. Bowen
ed garage Tuesday afternoon was not tn
to there was poor service or any matte
~. ton on the part of the operators. {
FOR account of sharp lightning the operate
~; were ordered away from the swite
in 4 49, lor Cnei Gmn p'o' t ,,V ii,, :"
before they returned to their position
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