The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Blue Bell club was entertained
last evening at the home of Mrs. Alice
Squires on Western avenue. Refresh
ments were served.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs. A. f. Thomas on
Pleasant street tomorrow afternoon.
supper will be served at G clock
All are invited.
The annual meeting of the corpora
tors of the Meeting House Hill Gene
terry association will be held tomorrow
evening at s clock in the Office of
the county clerk in Crosby block.
Warren Walker has arranged to take
a load of people interested in the Far
mcrs Institute, TO be conducted at
Vernon Thursday, from Brattleboro to
the meeting and return after the even
ing session.
Bradstreet s weekly Vermont trade
report says: Brattleboro manufac-
turers are reasonably well employed in
most lines and trade at the stores is
reflected as fully as good as could be
expected for this time of the year.
Brattlcboro camp, Modern Woodmen
~ America, viii hold an installation o.:
officers tonight. District Deputy Sher-
wood of Rutland will bc present as in
s,;tlling officer. After The business
meeting refreshments viii be served.
Owing to the illness of Senator Her
bert q. Barber, who is confined to his
house with an attack of tunsilitis, the
chauccry eases which were to have
been heard today by Judge Willard W,
Miles have been adjourned to Monday
by agreement of counsel interested.
Ernest NJ. Goodenough, electrician,
whose stock and tools. were destroyed
in the Grange building fire, went to
Boston today TO buy new equipment
lie will resume his business at once
lie has not decided on a location, but
will announce his decision as soon a.
il is made
At the regular meeting yesterday OF
the Woman $ Exchange il was voted
that the exchange arrange for IA con
cert by the Musical clubs of the Uni
versity of Vermont for the benefit OF
the rest room. This concert viii bt
given Wednesday evening, March -
in the Auditorium.
Efficiency in Christian Endeavol
work will bc the subject of the addres:
tonight by William Shaw of Boston
The meeting will be held at 80 il
the vestry of the Baptist church. Mr.
Shaw s work as general secretary ha,
given him a fine store of Christian I'm
deayor methods. \ silver collection
will be taken.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Martin
whose body was brought here frou
Boston, was held this morning at
4, ,h,, R,t,np Catholic ,.l,,rel
Rev. Father Burke oGiciated. Tn
bearers were Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Keen
Mr.. Burton, all of Boston, and \. f
Wood of Brattleboro. The burial tool
place in the Roman Catholic cemetery
Papers have been fled in Spring
field, Mass, transferring the propert,
at Il Merwin street consisting of
modern two-family house and Ian
from kieran l.. Dunn to Minnie l.. an
Cotton A. Mather of Brattlehoro, VIII
purchase for home. The sale wa
negotiated through the real esate oi
fees of George X. Webbcr of Spring
field
Charles +. Downer Of Corning, Calf
formerly of Brattleboro. has leased
place for three years at Fields Land
ing, Humboldt county, Calf, which
in sight of the Pacific ocean. He TOO
possession Dec. |. He also has sol
his tea and coffee business in Cornin
and started a route in his new plae'
The family will go to Field 5 Landin
in June after the son. Lucius ha
graduated from the high school.
The regular business meeting of til
Epworth League of the Methods
church was held last evening mt til
home of Rev. aud Mrs. T. W. Owen
followed by social and "A concert Z
the Nictrola. 1t was voted te rai
funds to buy new hvmnals for Il
church, and Miss Doris Smith was clcc
eel fourth vice president of the leagu
Reports of the various department
were read and accepted. Refrc- hmen
were served. Thirtyfvc were preser
In Oliver Goldsmith s famous col
cdv, She Stoops to Conquer, which y
ME Russell's Comedy company W
give Friday night ut the Auditorium
Miss Russell is bringing 70 Brattlebo
II notable east of players familiar wi
and trained in the delightful school
acting essential to this charmii
comedy. H.. T. Parker of the Bost,
Transcript wrote as, follows: mi
Russell has reproduced Goldsmith
comedy in the most pleasurable a
illusory performance that the young
generation of our theatre has known
the women OF st. Michael ; Epis
pal church will serve veal eroqhctt
peas, esealloped potato. currant jel
rolls, cake and coffee in the Cong
gational chapel Wednesday at
O'Clock. Price 35 cents. There a
will bc an apron and candy sale. a,
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LOTS or MY CUSTOMERS
Have taken advantage of the big ste
of bargains in new novelties for h
that | brought back from Boston.
there are lots more that haye not b,
in yet. There is an end to every ste
and while the goods have been go