The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

small herd of valuable dairy Shorthorn
cattle purchased in Pennsylvania
+. d. +. Stowe has just received two
registered Guernsey hcifers 10 add to
his herd.
The jolly Sixteen will serve cover.
cd dish supper at Mrs. &. -. Smith :,
Cedar street, tomorrow from to 8
T. u. L. Stowe has birds entered in
both the lOlyokc, Mass. and New York
city poultry shows. j. w. lard has
several in the Bellows Falls show
A freight train made up almost
wholly of ears of Christmas trees went
south through this town this morning
There were 20 carloads Of the small
trees.
A regular meeting Of the ladies aux
Hilary OF the y. T.. 0. T.. will lie held
Friday evening at 80 o clock mt the
home of Mrs. Frederick b. Davis,
Canal street.
Paul Napoleon Lavoie and Mrs
Alice Pearl Belleville were married at
Lindenhurst last evening by Rev. Roy
VI. lIoughton, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church.
Wilson Brothers Of Greenfield have
leased of f. 4. Larrow one large room
i'm the old Jelly mill building ON Flat
street, aud Will use it for automobile
storage and will do all kinds of repair
ing on cars.
Arthur l.. Trip has sold the farm
in GuiIford which he bought last week
Of Myron +. Davis to Charles \
Whipple Of New York Mr.. Whipple
will come TO the farm in the spring to
spend the summer.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Epworth league will be held
this evening at Id in the league room
Of the Methodist church. As there is
business OF special interest all members
are urged to attend.
Mrs. T.. T.. Flagg's Sunday school
class will meet this evening at 80
o clock in the vcStry of the Univer-
sulist church for q social. There will
be- an election Of officers. 4 covered
dish luncheon viii be served during the
evening.
The women Of the Univcrsalist so
cicty will hold their monthly business
meeting i'm the church tomorrow, Thurs-
day, afternoon at 1870. At this time
the committees for the fair viii he
chosen. 4 good attendance oil the
members is hoped for.
The regular monthly meeting of the
woman s auXilitry of the Episcopal
church viii be held Friday at 80 p.
m at the home Of Mrs. G.. w. Tyler, /
Tyler street There will be y report
Of the district meeting az Windsor and
sewing for the missionary hoX.
Eiphty.two years ago today there
was heavy snow storm i'm BrattlcbOr0
and the wind was blowing hard. so
that the roads were drittcd so that
they were almost impassil Ic. \ physi-
elan in going from Brattlcboro to Gull
ford for professional call froze his
ears.
The first annual meeting of the
Brattleboro Cooperative Savings and
Loan association will he held in the
town clerks office Friday evening,
Dec. >. Mt : clock, at which time Of
1ccrs for the ensuing year will he
elected. shares in the third series are
now on sale, and over 80 shares have
already been sold
A blast fired at Il.3O O'Clock this
morning on the railroad side of the
Vernon street ledge just north of the
railroad station, was of such proper
tinn4 that rock was thrown 50 that all
three tracks were covered. A gang of
lahorcrs with one Of the travelling
cranes cleared the main track in less
than 10 minutes. No trains were de-
layed and the siding was cleared in a
short time.
Lyman II. futile of Nottingham has
brought suit through his attorneys,
Chase & Chase, for divorce from his
wife, fsadore !. futile, whose present
address is unknown to the petitioner.
The papers state that they were mar
riel March Z, 1893, at Acton. Mass.
hv Rev. William Hooper and that they
lived at Heath and Holvoke, Mass. lie
,h'rged a statutory offence and de
sortion on the part of his wife and
asks the care and custody of their two
children, Percy f., II, and Gerald F., :.
The Lotus male quartet was we'll ad.
vertised last Sunday by Rev. George +
Tomkinson. He personally urged all
his friends TO endeavor to hear the
quartet Thursday night as he is famil
Jar with their singing in fremont
Temple Baptist church, Boston. He
stated that nearly 5000 hear them ey.
cry Sunday, and that probably an av
Crage of 900 each Sunday are unable
10 cn'n admittancc to the temple. Thi,
is lIrattleboro S opportunity to hear q
gifted male quartet.
The next regular meeting of Brattle
boro lodge, n. f. O. T., will be held
Monday evening in Red Men 5 hall, Z
dispensation authorizing the change OF
the regular meeting nights from the
second and fourth Wednesdays of caci
month 10 the second and fourth Mon
days having been received. The meet
ing is an important one as nomiua
tions are 10 be made. \ public suppc
with sale of Christmas goods will b,
conducted by the ladies' auxiliary o
the order from to clock the sam,
day.
PRESIDENT is ILL.