The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

y dance under the management Oh
the high school members will be given
tomorrow evening in Grange hall.
The Canal street Bridge club met
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Dewitt. Mrs. A. w. Rockwell won the
prize.
John McCraw of New London, div1s-
ion agent of the Central Vermont rail
road, is in town today on railroad bus
mess.
A special offering for the Associated .
Charities will be taken in the Centre /
Congregational church next Sunday /
morning.
A year ago yesterday thermometers /
registered four degrees below zero in
Brattleboro. The low record yesterday
was 80 above zero.
About so couples were present last
evening at the last of a series of
sociables in Masonic temple given for
Masons and their families.
The body of Mrs. Hattie Gaskell
Price, wife of Frank Price, who died IN
/ Chicago Sunday, was brought here this
morning for burial in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Bingham chapter, o. E. S, will have
/ military whist party Tuesday after
noon at , o'clock in Masonic temple.
/ Tickets are on sale by the members or
may be obtained at the door.
In a game on the Masonic bowling
alleys on a recent evening a. Busby
hung up a mark of l27 for single
string. the best mark thus far made on
the alleys.
The March meeting of Brattleboro
chapter. d. a. f.. will be held in the
home of Mrs. Wilfred F. Root on Canal
street next Monday afternoon. Miss
Lillian c. Newton viii give paper on
The Significance of Chapter Names.
Employees of Sherry restaurant
killed yesterday a very large muskrat.
The animal evidently had been driven
from his home by the spring freshet and
was wandering near the restaurant
when discovered and promptly des-
patched.
George Armand, the Dummerston butch
, er who drives into Brattlehoro daily, was
mored on the Swamp road Tuesday and
. had to have his cart hauled out by a
pair of oxen. On his return trip he left
t the wagon at II. NJ. Barrett's to avoid
. further trouble.
p, Rev. 4. p. Pratt. Phi. D., Of Bellows
= Falls will preach in the Centre Con
n gregational church Sunday morning in
. exchange with the pastor, Rev. Roy NJ
Houghton. Rev. Mr.. Houghton will re
turn in time for the stereOpticon lee
= ture at o'clock in the church.
n The members of the Sheehan oper
It company, who appear this evening a
e the Auditorium in II Trovatore, reach
J. ed town this morning at II o'clock
h The performance is scheduled to Ope
J. promptly on time The advance sal
e, of tickets indicates very larg
audience.
Twenty-one members Of Colfax RebeE
all lodge of Wardsboro attended tn
. meeting of Dennis Rebekah lodge Tues
III dav evening and witnessed the exem
v plifieation Of the degree work by tn
lg local lodge. The business of the eve
10 ming was followed by refreshments All
a social hour Several of the vsitin
III members remained yesterday in tow
J., guests of local members of the orde
DIR. E. r. Lynch was called to the Fa
- rem hospital in Montague City Monda
u to attend Flavio De Angels, a youn
)l- Italian of Wendell. Mass, who accide
1t, tally discharged a 81 calibre revOlve
81 the bullet passing through the rigi
- pateIla and becoming buried in the Ell
> of the bone. The location of the bull
ed was determined by the use of N-ray
ar, DR.. Lynch removed the bullet.
eS A meeting of the members of the Sc
on eral Masonic bowling teams and all OF
,lv ers of that order who are interested
that line of sport is called for Frid;
evening in the banquet hall at :.
clock. At that time the names of I
men will compose the first and seeo
,D nounced and the proposition of maxi
III a permanent organization of the bOy
ing enthusiasts will be discussed.
Herbert T. Harris was elected una
'nt mouslv sachem of Quonektacut tril
|. O. r. NJ, to succeed Saehem J.
McBay. who resigned Friday eveniT
Mr. Harris has had the honor fl
of different times and had no desire
- accept it again, but yielded to
IN unanimous vote of the tribe. As t
lis meeting of the great council of t
IN state is to be held here in Aug
an there is much unusual work connect
as with the Office this year.
ike Notwithstanding the rain yesterd
for afternoon about 40 persons attenC
ned the silver social in the chapel of
the First Baptist church and all thorou
" enjoyed the occasion. The enterta
5ro- ment consisted of readings by N
son, Levi K. Fuller and Mrs. Fred L. Smi
the singing by Mrs. Arthur a. Chant
ms lain and piano solos by Leighton No
49, and Perry Maynard. The hostesses w
H. Mrs. A. l.. Maynard, Mrs. w. r. Noy
ms, Mrs. Z. V. Morse, Mrs. L. L Knowlt
sec Miss Izetta NJ. Stewart and Mrs. FRI
frs. f. Clark.
I Iis Lyman H Howe's Travel Fest
us which comes to the Auditorium Stature
S .A' by reason of its unique character, its
We s; tistic beauty and appeal to the intelligt
al" ~ exactly meets the demands of the n
Mss -, 4bo+ Ar. IIa1,.a,s ,,;cturas 81
Mss ID IT,, -,.a,.5.', a,,d moro alonn
Miss +, S,,ral,- foo +be,- arc moro nroft
II. +bon 1,orJs becanso ;rnnrpssions rece