The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Ladies Enterprise society will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Sargent on Cherry street.
The home missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet at the home
of Miss Julie Mike, 16 Pospcct street,
Thursday evening.
Peter Zelenekas of 8 Organ street
and Miss Agota Gudalis of l Chestnut
street were married this morning by
Rev. Father M. j. Oarmody.
The general committee of the Red
Men met last night TO perfect plans for
the meeting of the great council OF the
order to be held here next month.
Frederick John Adam of South
Main street and Miss Hattie Eliza
beth Bruce of the same address were
married last evening by Carl S. Hop
kins, Justice of the peace.
Mrs. George w. Hooker, who visited
her son, James 7. Hooker, and his fam
lily in Schenectady, N. Y, 10 days, re-
turned Monday, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Katherine Hooker.
f. a. Harrow sold pair of bay
horses to Henry r. Brown yesterday.
Mr. Brown will use the horses on his
farm at Halifax. He also sold hand
some pair of dapple gray mares to
Homer Favor of Bondsilfes
The stage attraction at Island park
for the first half of this week is ex-
ceptionally good, Nathan & Murphy
giving an exceedingly clever act on
roller skates and Lester & Howard San
amusing song and dance act.
Health Officer Henry Tucker has now
only about dozen quarantine cards up
in the village and those az for whoop-
| ing cough or measles. Since the
schools closed measles cases have drop
ped out rapidly.
Frank Goodhue, a member of the
state council, Boy Scouts of America,
Philadelphia, will address the Boy
Scouts in the chapel of the Centre
| church this evening at o'clock. All
| boys interested are invited to come.
One Of the posts on Canal street
| that holds The Oily wire was replac-
ed ycstcrl1y A large automobile
backed into il thc dag before, and
as the post vas rotten the Immediate
substitution Of z ucW one las recess
| safy.
Leon f. Stevens of Brattieboro has
| been accepted for enlistment at the
| Springfield, Mass, recruiting station of
the United States army for service in
the coast artillery service. He was
sent to Fort SIocum, \. Y, for pre-
liminary training.
The funeral Of Merton Arthur Sum
ner, 10, who died yesterday, will be
held Thursday at 10 O'Clock in the
home on Thomas street. Rev. r. NJ.
Houghton, pastor Of the Congregational
church, will ofliciate aud the burial will
take place in Meeting House Hill Gem
| etery.
Archie Mellen of Gulford, who has
but one leg, while walking across the
floor of his home Sunday had a bad
fall when his crutches slipped. 1T was
thought at first that the stump of the
leg was broken, but pr. II. r. Lyncn
who was called, found that although
it had been badly injured by the fall
the bone was not broken. Mr.. Mellen
is confined to the house.
A renion of the Brown family is be
ing held at the Brown farm in Halifax
today, it being Richard Brown 5 77th
birthday anniversary. The reunion was
a surprise to him. Mr. Brown s only
sister, Mrs. Jerry Haywood, of Walnut
street, is a guest there, and several au
tomobile parties have gone, including
Henry r. Brown and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Rollin II. Brown of this town
and Frank Brown and family of Keene
Mr.. Brown s daughter, Mrs. Dennis
Farmer, of Detroit, was unable to be
present.