The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The candIepin teams of the Masonic
fraternity viii have a bowling match
tomorrow evening.
Red Tag Day viii be observed Sat
urday. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the rest room.
Brattleboro high school will play Stev-
ems high at Island park tomorrow after
noon at $40 O'Clock This a game
that was planned for earlier in the sea
son.
There viii be dancing at Island
park every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening hereafter, music be-
ing furnished by Tinker S singing or
chestra
Daniel Cavanaugh, who was taken
to Memorial hospital Thursday after
falling from the roof of a house on
Oak Grove avenue, was operated upon
yesterday for cancer of the lip.
Ralph Allen Yeaw of East Dover
and Miss George Ella Metcalf of the
same town were married Mt noon to-
day by Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton, pas
tor Of the Centre Congregational
church. They were unattended.
The Fort Dummer Mills nine and
/ Co. I VIII play bali at Island park
Saturday afternoon The Fort Dummer
team will be strengthened, as the
game Memorial day afternoon revealed
/ several weak places, especially in the
infeld.
/ THE Brattleboro high school class Of
! 1855 viii meet this evening at 80
o clock in the high school building to
make plans for tine alumni entertain
! Heat ia celebration of the 18th ami
EersarE Of the class at the alumni
reunion.
Miss Florence Edwards, the young
! Wardsboro Centre girl, who attempted
to commit suicide last week by shoot
/ ing herself In the left breast and Is
at Memorial hospital is making a good
recovery The - calibre bullet Is
causing no trouble and the surgeons
have made no attempt to remove it.
George s. Holden has sold through
William G. Horton real estate agency
his new two-tenement house on Maple
7 street and Belmont avenue to Dennis
+. Tasker, for % years a letter carrier
in Brattleboro. Mr. Tasker has bought
for a home and has moved into the
upper tenement and rented the lower
tenement to Mr. Holden
The funeral of Ebenezer b. Coddina
of West Guilford was held in the home
Of his son, George Godding, at 10
clock today, Rev Mr. Kemp offici
ating. Mrs. Kemp acted as organis
and there was singing by Russell
Thomas and his son, Homer The bear
ers were +. +. Henry, W. O. Phelps
W NJ. Akelv, aud +. L. Wrisley Tn,
body was taken to Savoy, Mass, fot
burial.
Sunday viii be observed at Chill
dren S day at the Universalist church
The members and guests Of the Sun
day school will attend the service o
worship at 1890 a. IN. The pastor vii
have a talk appropriate to the day
There will be the baptism of children
and infants. Parents desiring to hav
their children christened are kindl,
asked to communicate with the paste
not later than Friday evening.
Secretary McAdoo of the Unite,
. States treasury department has an
nounced the distribution by states o
an additional $4,000 900 of fedora
; funds which the department will de
post in national banks subject to
two per cent interest charge. Ven
mont viii receive S67 900 distribute
among five banks. The Peoples ban
of this town has made no applicatio
for any OF it At the Vermont Nation
, al bank Cashier Richardson said he III
? not know whether that bank woul
r receive any of it or not.
Harlan T. Miller, formerly of Bra
tleboro, who has been superintendent
of the Brown-Thomson company
u store in Hartford Conn, has resigne
his position and leaves this week to h
assistant manager of the Kansas Cit
[ (Mo.) store, of the II. B. Clafflin con
pany of New York. 1t is the large
n department store in Kansas City. Nj
7 Miller began his mercantile career
= o. j. Pratt s store in Brattleboro. /
4 is 2S years old and the only son {
the late William Clayton and Fam
Il (Timson) Miller of this town. Aft
the death of his parents he lived wit
George H. Harris. Mrs. II. T. Mill
left Hartford Sunday for a visit at h
home In Warren, Pa. Mr.. Miller "
= begin his new work June Q.