The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

VIII hold regular monthly meeting
tonight.
On account of Illness at the Mutual |
Aid headquarters, the monthly meeting |
for Wednesday has been postponed.
Fox and Moran are stretching a
boom across the island to keep it clear
from rubbish during the high water. /
The executive committee of the
Brattleboro Civic Improvement league
will meet in the home of Or. Henry
ID. Holton Wednesday evening at 7.30,
John Frank Ford of this town and
Marion Lilah Frappier of Richford,
this state, were married yesterday by
Rev. Thomas W. Owens in the Method.
list parsonage.
Harry Joseph WaIdron of Brattlc.
boro aud Miss Bertha May Little cf
Wells River were married Monday in
the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Thomas w. Owens
Miss May Cook and Miss Nellie Red
ding entertained three tables at five
hundred Friday evening. Mrs. Ebert
Young won the first prize and Mrs
Louis ElIis the consolation. Refresh
ncHts were served, and pleasant
evening was enjoyed
One Of pair Of fancy steers be
longing to the Dunklec brothers of
West Brattleboro broke it's leg JUST
above the ganbrcl joint this morning
in IN encounter with some other cattle
pr Gage was called, and it is expected
that the animal viii live.
At the regular meeting OF Dennis
Rcbckah lodge this evening the officers
Tor the ensuing year will he installed
by District Deputy President Celia
Eam~dcli aud her marshall, Muse
skinner Darling Of South Londonderry,
after which banquet will he served.
The annual meeting of the Unitarian
.ocictv will be held il the parish house
this evening. supper VIII he served
AZ 6.3o, after which there Will he \
business meeting for the election of
officers and presentation OF reports. All
connected with the society are cordial
~ invited to be present.
The slei4hride tomorrow night to
Wilhumsviie. planned ny the young
people of the Methodist church. prom
i~es 10 be success and large number
are going. 1t : desired 10 leave the
church as soon after G.1l ~ possible.
The women of tho Methodist church
~ WilIiamsylle will serve supper.
The annual meeting Of the Prospect
Iiili cemetery association was held last
evening in the Peoples National bank.
Charles T. Crosby wa, reelected pre-,
idcnt and George j. Hines was T.
elected clerk ami treasurer The old
board OF trustees was reelected tor ~
year, as follnw~; thar"~ A. harris,
Charles A. Boz len, W II. Nintou, ".
H. Bracket AMI J. Gray Estev. II was
,uted to emplo.. + T.. kuculf9n ~
,nuerutendent the coming year.
Guy s. Smith sc White River
Junction has sold his pacing mare.
Lady Chimes. 2.2SlI to :. johnson
.uf West Lebanon, y. II. She was
trained on the Valley fair track by
Harry Alderman of South Vernon and
paced her first heat August p. 1871,
winning third money. The best time
i'm the race was 2.2212. On the even
ing Of that day she was badly burned
aud was shipped home. Mr.. Smith
tarted her Sept. I. 1913. at Bradford
and won second money, the best tim,
being 2.25. La the six heats she fin
ishcd 2-2.l.2.l2 At Woodstock on
SEPT. II she also won second money
best time 2.241a She locks 600,
for the 2.2s stakes this year.
rhc W. g r. e. held their month";,
meeting yesterday afternoon IT :.
clock IL rho rest room. Reports
from the different committees wcr,
beard and the secretary ad trcasur
cr's reports were given. Mrs. g. +
Greene aud Ms 4. y turrlrr, uh,
were appointed a sprrial committees =
intend to sending . \rW Year + So.
Of fruit aud candies and Nc" Year
card 20 each che at the Home for til
Aged, reported that this was tone
WAS voted To held an entertainment
for the Anti-Cigarette league at 10
rest room next week Thursday. Jan. .
his week Thursday is the nationa
day &C. prayer, which viii be observe
al over the country In answer 70
,all from the national president, Mrs
l.. NJ y. stevens of Portland Me. q
the ministers of the churches arc ash
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