The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-31
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

| The Mt. Hermon male quartet will
sing at the service in the Home for the |
Aged tomorrow.
Main street was washed with hose
yesterday afternoon. Last night and
today the water was applied by more
ancient method.
The women of the Universalist soeie-
Lty will serve tea Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, Feb. 4 and ), af-
ter , o clock, at their Japanese fair.
The Brooks House management
served dinner yesterday 10 211 guests
at the annual dinner OF the Valley
Fair association To the stockholders
and advisory directors.
Sunshine society, branch No. l, held
its regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. John G. Dewitt s
on Canal street. An unusually large
number were present, 90 of the mem
bers attending. Refreshments were
served.
The ls-months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Madcro Giovanni died this
informing OF pneumonia ut the home of
the parents over Bessett $ restaurant
On Main street. The funeral will he
Held GunNNN dlIfTnton III u ClOch
from st. Michael 5 Roman Catholic
church.
Two weeks Of revival meetings will
be held in Salvation Army hall, Is
lIigi street, beginning this even
Ing. Miss l.. Fitzsimnons of the North
Hcld school will open the meeting, ac-
com panied by Miss II. Dean, also a
pnal, quartet from Mt. liermon. A
t.tt
has e has been arranged. All seats
free All welcome.
\ \ treat is promised to the music
lovers of Brattleboro Monday evening
when the Mt Hermon Glee elab viii
give concert in the Methodist church
lat o'clock to be given under
the auspices of tire Epworth league.
Besides the glee club, the Mt. Hermon
quartet will sing. Those that heard this
auartet New Years eve in the Meth
odist church, know the quality of the
singing. Tickets on sale by the mem
bers or at the door Monday evening
Sunday, Feb. /, will be observed as
Convention Sunday in the Uniyersalist
church, in keeping with n state move
ment among Universalist churches. The
work and needs of the state Will be
presented by the pastor, including the
now plan of the issue of superintend
cncy stock, and the morning offering
win go toward the quota of the loca
parish assessed by the state conven
ton. Everyone interested in the I'm
Versalist church is urged to be presen
and is asked to contribute literally.
\ delegation from the Brattlebor'
board of trade will 90 to Springfield
Mass, Thursday to attend the annua
dinner Of the Western New Englan
Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Kim
ball. Howard Elliot. president of tn
New York, New Haven & Hartfor
railroad, will speak on The Railroad
Influence in Territorial Development
This will be one of the most importan
addresses delivered by Mr.. Elliot any
where. He is putting special effort int
the preparation of this paper. Auoth'
speaker will be J. II. Hale of SCOUT
glastonbury, Conn, well known as ''tf
peach king.
In conjunction with other chhrch'
throughout New England the Brattl
boro churches will observe Sunda
Feb &, as Go-to-Church Sunday.
committee of one from each church
town has been appointed, and thi
committee met at Mo clock la
evening in the office of DR.. ".
Moves to make further arrangement
The committee consists of the follo'
ing: L. b. Smith, G. l.. Stickney, /
w. X. Noyes. s A. Daniels, 4. \
Gibson, F. +. Perry, n. +. Merri
G. +. Mann, II. {. Harris. l.. w. Lor
August Johnson, Enoch Larson, All
Worthipgton.
The funeral Of Miss Sarah osgo
Euydun was held in the undertake
rooms Of Bond a Sou yesterday aft
noon and was largely attended. IL
l., T.. Trout pastor of the Universal
church, officiated aud Miss Emma
Gregg sang Nearer, My God, To Th
Among those present were Mr.. a
Mrs. Arthur ClaPp, William Clapp 4
Miss Jennie Glapp Of South pecrfl'
Mass, Mrs. Clara Blanchard Of To,
slcnd and f.. J.. Osgood Of Brookii
The body was placed in the tomb
Prospect Hill cemetery. The bear
were J.. NJ. Howe of Brattleboro,
=. .Os9ood, Arthur Clapp and Will
tlapp.