The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-09
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

NdHIaSIlfuet rouge Oh qua <FeiioNn
postponed the appointment of build
ing committee to next Monday night.
The Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
evening with Mrs. H. r. Robinson 1T
% Western avenue.
The annual meeting of the ecclesias-
/ teal society of the Congregational |
parish viii he held in the chapel tonight
1t 80 clock.
Henry William Nancy and Georgi- |
anna Jones' both of Bethel. were mar |
ried last evening by Rev. George f.
/ Tomkinson, pastor of the First Bap- |
fist church, in his home.
4 The big Christmas tree for the municipal |
celebration obtained BY /. +. Holden was
H placed on the site of the old Brattleboro
House this morning. 1t will soon be
H placed in position for the decorations in
H preparation for the celebration.
If tomorrow is pleasant Mosher &
Tucker will give free demonstrations
of the wonderful 1915 model eight
cylinder Cadillac. beginning at 9 a. M.
The machine will be driven to Brat
tleboro from Springfield, Mass, and
will be here throughout the day
Charles II. Welcome, manager of the
Rrattleboro News company, returned TO
work yesterday, after an. absence of
seven weeks lie is making a good re
coverv from an operation for appendi-
citis, which was performed IN the Me
mortal hospital.
Mere than 30 members and friends
of the Christian Endeavor society OF
the Centre Congregational church en-
] ioved social in the chapel last even
4 ing. Nearly everyone represented the
s. =
the evening included guessing games,
college songs and hymns.
Among the stockholders of the Col
lateral Trust company of Boston are
Z Mrs Nettie starr Clement of Brook
lyn and her sister, Mrs. Alta Greasy OF
Hartford, each holding Is shares NJ.
&. Faulkner Of jacksonville IS given in
the list in the Boston papers the
i holder of seven shares of stock
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkwood of
1 Biree street invited about - of their
3 friends to their home last evening for
D. house warming. Music and games
I eff various Kinds were enjoyed and the
B evening was spent in a social way. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake were
! served.
The Masonic trustees last evening
n named the following committees TO
have charge of various activities at
& the temple during the coming season:
Il Bowling, II. +. Jordan, Harry Spauld-
I ing. Austin Miller; billiards and pool
b Richard AyerilI Harrie b. Chase. vii
/ liam X. Sparks. Howard Merrill; en-
4 ter4ainment. julius +. Leach. r. w
Taber. J. =. skinner. {. +. Merrill
business meeting of the Woman ::
4 association Of the Centre Congregation
II .l 10, ba1H in, Yl4a oh .,
morrow afternoon AT > @ clock At 'i.'''
Il meeting OF the nome missionary so
clety VIII he held. subject. ne Nof1
Nhle! ran ii',ah' lh'i"h music VII ~
iurnlSaed ana anyone haN'hS I"a'"'
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The last three games PLAYED IN the poo
tournament conducted ny i-e" council n
-, pave an "e'h VICTORIES i"F hie"'peIS o
, WIN ' ~ . ;,'"I -
Cox of over 20 points. These were tn
Il results of the games Foley beat .Iohl
Cummings - to IS. Charles O'Conno
Z beat Nj Walsh, 80 to ~. Florance Ferr
4 ter beat Thomas Perry. 81 To Sc
Dennis RebeLah lodge received a WISH
from grand officer, Of the body last ever
ing \ banquet for officers only wa
served at 80 O'Clock. -Four candidate
were initiated at the regular meeting a
the lodge and a light luncheon was serve
after the work. The visiting officers wer
the assembly president. Mrs. Nora .Jacl
Il son Of Barre: the assembly secretary Mis-
! Eleanor Gates of Ludlow, and the deput
assembly president. Mrs. Nora Howe 4
\ Newfane
x,.e, a.
oapIa,h ana MIS- raw o'' "a ~
local salvation army corps ASK tle {.
operation OF the 'lti<ehS 2eheFaiiN
Win VI ',,''"tI-
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