The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-10
BRATTLEBCRo LOCAL.


Teams D and F of the Masonic lea que
| will play Friday night at 100, instead
| of Thursday evening as previously
| posted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Mutual Aid association viii be held
Wednesday at $50 at headquarters, /
| Canal street.
| There will be regular meeting of
the Rebekahs this evening. After the
meeting there will be- an entertainment
/ for the members only.
st. John s Episcopal church of Athol
has contracted with the Estey Organ
company for a $1,000 duplex pipe or
| gan. 1t is expected that the organ will
| be ready for use May /.
! Cards were being distributed among
| the pupils of the public schools today
inviting mothers to attend meeting
in room , of the high school room to-
morrow afternoon at $50.
The regular meeting Of Cen. ANDREW
Jackson chapter, No. |. t. s. d. 1872.
| will be held at the home of Mrs J. G.
| Taylor. Western avenue, on Wednes
day, March II, at 3 0 clock.
The evangclistic services at tile
Methodist church to be conducted for
two weeks with the exception of Sat
urday evenings, by Ora Samuel GRAY.
will begin tomorrow evening
Herbert Mills Cofran of Hanover. \.
-. and Miss Anna Cronin Of Man
chester. y. H.. came here Yesterday
and were married at the office of the
town clerk by Carl 5, Hopkins, Justice
OF the peace.
Alice Groin Coolidge OF Brattleboro
has entered suit for divorce from Floyd
IG. Coolidge, now OF Springfield, Mass.
They were married Feb 20 1912. al
Portland, Me-, and lived here as man
aud wife until April /, 1913, VIII >..e
alleges he deserted her.
\ woodchuck. deciding that winter
had officially ended, appeared yester
day afternoon at Il point between the
Retreat buildings ana the Cold spring
and hustled across the road pursued BY
a dog. The chuck climbed IL tree. es
Gaping the Dog. bat not death.
The regular meeting Of the Woman ;
Relief corps viii be held Thursday
evening IN Grand Army hall at which
seven new members will be admitted 70
membership. \ large attendance is re
qucstcd. In the afternoon at the same
place the members will meet to sew
The regular meeting of the ". {. I.
I. held Yesterday I'M the rest room was
largely attended and was very enthu-
siastic. Many expressions of thanks
toward the men voters of the town
for placing the town in the no-license
column were heard and the ". G. +
e. doxologv was sung.
The Mems guild Of ST. Michael :
Episcopal church viii meet Thursday
evening in the parlors of the Brooks
House. All male communicates. Of the
church. whether members of the guild
or not. are juNited~to toe present. y,
II. Arnold viii give an illustrated talk
on Bailo0ning Experiences n Home
and Abroad
!; Mrs Louis T. Ellis entertained the
II. :. club at her home on Horton place
last evening. Five hundred was played
Land the first prize was won by Miss
Nellie Redding and the consolation
Eprize went To Mrs L. RI. Prefontaine
Mrs. Ellis served "a luncheon, which
was greatly enjoyed, and the occasion
was one to be remembered by the club
This was the last meeting of the sea
son.
The Congregational Sunday school i
Saturday afternoon. March IL 1t vii
be called the Children : Library and til
children will be dressed to represeu
! books and characters: The entertain
meht viIl bc appropriate to the oecu
sion, ~ Miss Laura E. Cragin. Il pro
I rcsSonal story teller has been engage
. TO tell stories for an hour. The hi9-
school orchestra will furnish music.
4 very pleasing entertainment fol
lnNed the regular meeting of the y. +
.. Z. last evening including: Piant
I oIos Mrs. Sadie Welph: reading Mrs
Lillian Shepardson: song, Mrs AHc'
Butler and Mrs Anna Bracket: fan.
e drill by = women members to which
; ~,I4 composed by Mrs T.. - Wilson
WAS sung. The light was furnished i.
istark lerS in the form OF stars held l..
: leach member, giving a very pleasin
:. erect sugar supper aud social /
j beng planned for Monday evening. .
which further particulars will tie Civ
;, cu
The raid which New Hampshire o
\ hcers made at Paul Stefani : shack .
:. the lIinsdale road Saturday and 'whic
i. resulted in the imposition OF a fine {
Il $50 and costs and suspended scntenc
Il OF go days in Jail upon Stefan, wa
lnstigated by State ; Attorney 4.
h -. Piper of Brattleboro. After the II
e. quest which followed the autopsy O
: the body OF Frank Yanusczwski. VIII
i. was fatally injured while intoxicate
Il in the railroad yard, Mr. Piper promp
~ informed County Solicitor Cain
n keene that evidence tended to sho
/, that Ianusezwski obtained liquor
:. Stefani s shack