The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

will serve Il supper in Grange hall to
morrow night. There also will he a
sale of aprons.
A horse attached to A. F. Robbins s
milk wagon fell on the slippery pave
ment in front of the Brooks House this
morning, but caused no injury to itself
or damage to the rig.
The Blue Bell club, an organization
composed of telephone operators, met
last evening at the home of Miss Lii
liam Stoddard on Flat street and en-
joyed music, games and refreshments
About ID were present and it was
clock before the gathering broke up.
Three classes of the Methodist Sun
day school will hold joint social this
ieVening at the home of Miss Ruth
Boorn on Brook street The members
of Miss Shaw S class, the Attainers and
4 the Knights OF Wesley are invited A
good time is assured.
! The ladies' association of the Centre
| Congregational church will hold a sew
ing meeting at the home of Mrs. n l.
! Iawley, - North Main street, Thurs
/ day afternoon from y to o clock. All
women in the parish are cordially i'm
vited.
| The Dalfh whist club was entertain
ed last evening by Misses Helen and
Mary Fenton at their home on Grove
street The first prize was won by
Miss May Lavelle and the consolation
prize went to Miss Alice Doyle After
the card playing the guests surprised
| Miss Katherine Austin by giving her a
tin shower, creating no little fun. Re-
freshments were served.
The two games in the Knight Of
Columbus pool tournament last night
resulted in the teams captained by
Dunlevy and Cummings being tied with
100 points each. Frank Moore of Dun
levy S team beat l.. j. Mann 80 to ~
Thomas, also on Dunlevy' 5 team, won
from Maurice Walsh 30 to %. The
next game scheduled is Saturday night
when James A. Austin Of CUMMINGS s
team will play J. p. Ferritcr.
The body Of Frank Joseph Matt. the
young soldier who died of pneumonia
Saturday ut Fort Slocnm, y. y. reach.
Ell Rrattlcboro last night ut 1910
clock and the funeral was held this
morning at 9 clock in st. Michael I
Roman Catholic church. Rev Father
NJ. j. Carmody, officiating. The body
was CARRIED in the soldier 5 uniform
and an American flag was on the cas-
ket. but other than this there was
nothing Of martial character about
the services Even the customary taps
was not sounded at the grave. The
burial took place in the Roman Catho.
lie cemetery. The bearers were Err
nest, Charles and Joseph Matt aad
Charles Affair, cousins of the deceased
The December meeting Of Brattleho
70 chapter, y. A. r., was held vester
day afternoon with Mrs. J.. * Fuller
\ circulating letter was read urging
Ill the members to subscribe 10 the y
A. r. magazine. Mrs. Arthur knight
, is the chairman on this committee, anC
those who wish TO take the maya Yin,
are asked TO hand their names 70 her
There was musical program which
consisted of two songs by Mrs LANAI
: Costello, a violin solo by Miss Maud'
Miller of West Brattleboro, accom-
= panied by Mrs Helen Brasor on th,
piano, a group OF three songs by Ere,
. &c. Adams. accompanied by Mrs. Bra
! sor, and a piano solo nv Mrs Rrasor
Refreshments were served and 50
: cial hour followed. This was one o
the chapters largest meetings and wa
especially enjoyable.
Mrs George L. Bushnell of 90
North street, Rochester, ~ Y, has sen
II photographs and 4 description Of he
! husband to Police Chief George Wilso
: Of Brattleboro. He has been missin
= from his home since Sept. when h
: left to hunt for a house to rent. II
IS described as % wears old, but coul
!. be mistaken for man of so. He
six feet one inch in height, brow
wavv hair, slightly tinged with gra.
brown eyes and a smooth face. He HI
scar back of his left ear and tw
tattoo marks on his right arm. II
! circular, which is signed by Mrs Bus
II nell. expresses fear that, as he ha
= acted strangely ut times during Il
- seven months preceding his disappea
!. ancc, he may have wandered off or
n in some insane asylum.