The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

is invited.
The n. Z. o. P. ladies' auxiliary will
have a silver social at the home of
Mrs Ada G. Niles, 80 High street, to-
morrow evening at 80 O'Clock.
The regular meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary of the n. E. 0. P will be
held Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Edward J, LaDuca, 10 Clark
street.
The body of Mrs. Jennie Mason
Clark, a former resident, who died in
Newton, Mass, several weeks ago, will
be brought here tomorrow for burial in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
Members of the band show are re-
minded that a change has been made
in the place for tonight 5 rehearsal. 1t
will be held in the armory instead of
knights of Columbus hall,
Mrs Charles Donovan has rented the
Elm House on Ecls Court also a house
on South Main street, recently vacated
by Mrs. IL. B. Howe, for lodgings She
has about 20 furnished rooms. Mrs.
Howe has gone to Spofford, n. II.
John Kilonis, who has wrestIed here,
and Jim Poulis, started a wrestling
bout at Manchester. \. H, last night
and at the end of 20 minutes it had de
veloped into a fist battle and was
stopped.
The officers Of Columbian lodge, No.
36, + and A. NJ, who were installed
last week, conferred the Master Mason
degree on two candidates in the Ma
sonic temple last evening. After the
work refreshments were served in the
lower hall.
Q. +. Colburn of Lincoln has been
engaged to succeed 4. @. Eldridge as
manager of the Brattleboro creamery.
He Will take possession tomorrow and
his family Will move here later. Mr..
and Mrs. Eldridge have moved to Mrs.
Emily Bailey's house in West Brattle
boro
A crowd that filled both of the halls
of the Odd Fellows was present last
evening for the masquerade ball under
! the management Of Dennis Rebekah
lodge. Leitsinger : orchestra furnished
the music and large number of the
! dancers were in fancy dress.
The body of George R. Person, who
/ died last December at his home in
/ DummerstOn, was moved today from
the tomb in Dummerston to Marlboro
! for burial Mrs. Flora Adams, ". F.
/ Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bond
were among the friends who accom-
/ panied the body.
/ Sunshine society, branch /, will con
| duct a rummage sale Friday and Sat
urday in rooms of the BrattIeboro
| House. Contributions of clothing,
shoes, crockery and furniture Will be
Z +r.,l
/ The proceeds Will be used for gifts to
shut-ins and invalids.
! Thomas X. Fessenden of this town
received news yesterday OF the death
/ of his brother-in-law, \. d. Clinton Of
/ Menasha. Wis. Mrs. Clinton was a
native of Brattleboro and her maiden
name was Miss Hattie Fessenden. She
was a daughter Of the late F. II. FEES
sender, an old-time resident Of this
place.
There are several men named Wilson
in town who are anxious to have 1t
known that they are not the William
/ Wilson who was before Judge William
/ r. Daley yesterday morning ana fined.
That individual Informed the court
that he was employed at the Grant
granite quarry, which serves to ideu-
titv him and eXouerate others.
The season for fishing for Il out in
ponds in Vermont will open tomorrow.
A number of local anglers are planning
to try their luck at Marlboro South
pond in the morning, but it is not
believed that the sport there will be
as good as usual for the reason that
the ice went out a number of weeks
ago. AS a rule the best trout fishing
in ponds and lakes is found immedi-
ately after they are free from ice.
Capt. McRae 5 team, who lost the
billiard-pool tournament which took
place in the Masonic temple during the
winter months, viii entertain Capt.
Colt s victorious cohorts in the Ma.
sonic temple Friday night. Supper will
be served by the ladies of the Eas,-
ern Star at $50. One hundred and
twelve men participated in the tour
nament and all are expected to attend
the banquet. Tickets may be secured
of f. Wales at the temple or of the
committee.
B. S. Whidden, formerly of Brattle-
boro, who has lately been employed as
steam filter by the Wiley Russell
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.
- Whidden, on Elm street. He is suffer
ing from blood poisoning in his left
arm, resulting from injuries receive last
Friday when he fell and struck his
arm on a lot of steel discs, badly lac
Grating the muscles near the elbow
TIL accident was caused by ladder
giving away which let him fall several
, feet.
Rev. John A Scheuerle, who is ac
tive in the forward movement of ru-
raj work, has accepted a call to Spring
field, Mass, and will move there from
Manchester, VT, at an early date. Mrs
Scheuerle, who is a niece of Mrs. S. w
Edgett of this town, and children will
go to her former home in Auburn,
Mass, for visit before settling in
their new home. Mr.. Scheuerle gave