The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Two years ago today the ground in
Rrattleboro was white with snow, but
it disappeared in a short time.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers of Leo council, X. of c.,
viii be held this evening in X. of c.
hall.
The women of Protective Grange are
requested TO take with them luncheon
for two for the box supper at the
meeting tomorrow evening.
| The Big -Four Five-Hundred club met
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
K. Simonds on Walker place.
! The annual meetings of the Brattle-
| boro Mutual Aid association viii be
held Wednesday at $50 at the head
| quarters, l Canal street.
! Members of the l.. {. B. \. will meet
! at the home of Mrs, Sarah Dunlevy
/ Wednesday evening to sew for fair
which they will hold Oct. 20
The rummage sale to be conducted
by the women of the First Baptist
church in the basement of the Park
building will open Thursday noon and
continue through Friday and Saturday
Erwin NJ. Holden of Oak Grove ave
nue. has sold the residence he built
about two years ago to Arthur L.
Tripp. superintendent of the street
railway. Possession is to be given in
the spring.
The annual meeting of the Prospect
Hill Book club was held last evening
with Mrs Elbridge l.. Knowlton on
Central street. Rev. H. \. Goodhue was
elected president and Mrs. Bessie
Knowlton secretary and treasurer.
Eugene NJ. Angler has bought of Sid
Iney H. Farr the barn which has stoo,
on the property at the corner Of Cana
street and Homestead place and /,
moving it to his property on Cana
street. Mr.. Farr recently bought tn,
property of William G. Horton.
j.. y. Wilson 5 coach dog was rul
over yesterday morning in front 0
t Michelman S store, by Ford automo
|, bile. 1t is not known who owned tn
: car. The dog was badly hurt, tn
ear passing over his neck but he wa
t living this morning.
II Spencer Brothers of North Adams
e Mass, have completed the new sto1
house for Felch & Pier, and the fir
% is now occupying it, having move
: their stock from the old jelly mi
a building on Flat street. The firm no
has three times the storage room thu
it had before the new building W;
= erected.
: Charlotte Kent, the pianiste, know
y to her Brattleboro friends as Chariot
Kidder, daughtr of Mrs. Sarah \
f. Kidder, has been obliged to cane
d, the date of her Brattleboro recit:
is although she expects to come hel
=. later in the season. Miss Kent, as s.
or is known professionally, recently
. turned from Vienna, Austria. whe
" she spent Most of the time the pa
iii six years, sShe has been summon
Il back to Vienna, which necessitat
Epostponing her 4Brattleboro engas
ol aent.
a. g Fourteen ministers of the Windh;
M union were present at the regu
~ meeting yesterday at the Centre c,
gregational church. Rev. Henry B
lou of Chester was elected modera
hts and Rev. Alfred E. B. Ward of We
lay minister was chosen scribe. Rev. d;
cd iel Mcintyre of Westminster w
md conducted the devotional service q
rem Rev. A. f. Martin of Wilmington q
Cd Rev. A. P. Pratt, Phi D., of Belle
md Falls reported on the Rural Life c
IS ference held at Middlebury last 81
lrs mer. The sermon was preached
res Rev Mr. Ward. After the meeting
ect ministers were guests of Rev. Roy
A. Houghton at dinner, which was SER
lph in the chapel of the GENRE church
}. women of the church.