The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Hooker, Corser ( Mitchell over
all factory will close tomorrow and viii
reopen Sept. %
Rev. II. NJ. IIoughton win conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat sun
day afternoon ut ) clock
Henry Bond Of Tyler street will
speak in the Swedish congregational
church Sunday evening at 80.
Judge J. L. Martin is in Hartford.
Conn, today, presiding over a session
of the United States court for the ma
turalization of aliens
The Woman : Association of the
congregational church of West Brat
tlcboro held sewing meeting with
Mrs. +. J. Belden on Canal street yes
terday afternoon.
About 30 of the young people of the
Methodist church enjoyed corn
roast ON Mclrose hill last evening. The
menu consisted OF corn, potatoes, rolls,
doughnuts, coffee and marshmallows.
The Vermont Baptist anniversaries
viii he held i'm PouItney Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, The First
Baptist church has invited this conven-
tion to meet in Brattlchoro next year.
j. Sutherland & co. win have their
fall opening tomorrow, Saturday. Mr..
Sutherland is showing some exclusive
evening COWS, suits and coats. His
windows are very attractive, being dee
grated in clcmatis and ferns.
Mrs. q. II. Smith received news this
| morning of the death Of her uncle,
| Charles IL. Morse, in Karhonkson, y. j..
The burial will take place in South
| birmingham, Mass, Monday. Mr.. Morse
had been a visitor here at the Valley
fair several years.
| The illustrated lecture, Women and
| Children in Industry, which Rev. K.
| NJ. Hcughton win give in the Centre
church tonight at 7.30, will be of
especial interest to all who are inter
| cstcd in social problems There Will
! be admission free and all are welcome.
Spencer Brothers of North Adams,
| Mass. will finish next week the store
house they have been constructing for
the Fclch & Pier company. The build
ing is 36 by 81 feet, three stories
high, and is to be used exclusively for
the storage of their manufactured
product.
The funeral of Frederick S. Heustis,
who died Tuesday, was held at l.3o
yesterday afternoon at the home, Rev.
Thomas w Owens, pastor OF the Meth
odist church, officiating. The bearers
were Robert Gregg, Edward Sloane,
William II. Kinson and Charles Cook.
THE burial took place in Prospect Hill
cemetery in the family lot.
The funeral Of George +. Selleck,
who died Tuesday, was held in Centre
CONGREGATIONAL chapel yesterday after
noon at clock, Rev. Roy NJ. llough-
ton, pastor of the Congregations
church, officiating. The bearers were
members of Sedgwick post, g. A. t..
II. c. Streeter, Henry J. Allen, William
II. Fisher and Isaiah Streeter. The
burial took place in Prospect hill
cemetery.
The funeral of \. b. Ashley was
held this morning at 1l.30 Q o'clock from
the chapel of the Universalist church
Rev. Delmar f. Trout, pastor OF tbs
church, conducting the service. Mem
bers of Sedgwitk post of the Gram
Army acted as bearers and the body
was taken on the 2.03 0 clock tra''
this afternoon to West Springfield
Mass, where burial will be made II
the family lot.
Reserved seat tickets for the gran(
stand at the Valley fair will 90 on sale
at I this evening ut the box Office i
the town hall building. The sale VII
continue at the box office through Mon
day and after that at the grounds, Il
charge Of w. H. Perry Hack licenses
also will be on sale. Admission tick
cts are on sale at the four drug stores
and +. J. Fenton & Co. : store III this
village and J. l.. Stockwell 5 store II
West Brattlcboro.
The women of the Episcopal churel
, will hold 4 food sale on the churei
lawn Saturday afternoon at $50. i
rainy, the sale will be held in Pent
aonl = store