The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Jolly Sixteen will meet with |
Mrs Lena Barker, ; Canal street. Sat |
urday afternoon.
The Garment Workers union held
their regular monthly meeting in Union
hall Tuesday evening. Five were init
ated.
Rev. Henry Lamb of West Brat
tleboro viii conduct the chapel service
at the Retreat Sunday afternoon at ,
O'Clock.
There will be mass in st. Michael 5
Roman Catholic church every morning
during May at o'clock, followed by
May devotions.
The Grand Trunk consolidated com
pound locomotive which slid into the
river at the Williams siding north of
East Putnev March 30 is undergoing
repairs at the Boston & Maine shop in
heene.
The local attorneys who have eases
before the supreme court which takes
up Windham county cases next Tues
day at Montpelier, are busilv engaged
in the preparation of their briefs.
Several will be in the capital city the
greater part of next week.
George A. Eels has sold through the
William G. Horton agency. his cottage
house at 36 Clark street to Thomas f.
Haverty, who buys for a home. lie
will move there as soon as George I'll.
Chatfeld. who has lived there some
wears, can find other quarters.
4 Besides the officials mentioned yes
terday as having signed the contract
between the town and railroad com
panies for the proposed railroad i'm
provements here. the town railroad
committee attached their signatures.
The members of the committee were
instrumental in bringing about the
agreement and have the same official
standing that the other parties to the
contract have.
!. a. Bardwell, manager Of the local
Western Union telegraph office, who
has been on a three months leave of
absence will return to his duties
Thursday of next week. +. ii. Davis.
who has been local manager during
Mr.. Bardwell's absence, viii take. a
vacation of two weeks and will then
go to Narragansett Pier, where he will
have charge Of the Office of the COM
pauy Mt that summer resort.
he annual meeting VI llt w - l.
[. will be held in the rest room Mon
dav afternoon at ) O'Clock. Officers
will be elected, also the annual roll
call and other important business VIII
be transacted. The members are ask
ed to try to be present without fur
thcr notice, also to be prepared with
some message or quotation as their
names are called. Any who are unable
to attend are asked to send response
to be read. Light refreshments will be
served.
The annual meeting of the Brattle
boro Masonic Building association was
held last evening and these officers
were elected: Corporators, William Fl
Vinton, Frank B. Putnam, Major G
} Houghton, Ferris r. Vaughan, vii
r liam B. Vinton, Isaac D. Bailey, Wal
ter E. Hubbard. Fred W. Putnam, J
\. Taylor. Arthur p. Simonds, Clark
c. Fits, II. F. G. Toedt, James II
5 Randoll, 0. f. Randall, George NJ
n Clay; president, William II. Ninton
!. first vice-president, j. Albert Taylor
e second viee-president, Isaac d. Bailey
clerk, James b. Randoll; treasurer
= Ferris R. Vaughan; auditor, Clarke {
Fits; directors, William b. NintoI
: Major c. Houghton, Edward B. Ban
rows, H. F. c. Toedt, Fred w. Put
4 nam, Frank B. Putnam, George N
Clay. Walter f. Hubbard, Arthur /
Simonds.