The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. Lamar Costello and F. c. Ad- !
ans will sing a duet at the service in |
the Universalist church Sunday evening
at I clock.
The men of the Universalist parish |
viii serve their annual sugar supper |
tomorrow at $50 o'clock. There will
be music by the Wantastiquet orches-
ira, Miss Rhoda Berry leader.
The Brattleboro branch Of the Wo-
man 5 Alliance is making arrangements
for an Easter sale, to be held in the
Unitarian parish house Thursday af
ternoon, April >, doors 10 be open at
; clock.
a foreign missionary meeting will be
held in the Congregational chapel to-
morrow at $50, to which all women of
| the parish are invited. The subject
will be: Our Vermont Branch and Its
| Work.
Up to this morning only 1874 dog IL
eenses had been issued by the town
clerk. There are six more days in
which licenses may be obtained with
out paying the penalty for failure to-
license CANNES before April ,.
n. w. Niles, the noted tennis player
| who is well known in Brattleboro, also
excels as skater. He and Miss
| Theresa Weld of Boston won the pair
| skating championship in the national
| tournament held in New Haven recent
| ".
In the regular meeting of the y. +.
! O. +. Monday evening nine beneficiary
and two social members We're initiated.
Refreshments were served under the
direction of Mrs. Lillian Shepardson
Mrs. Cortes l.. Farnum rendered two
solos.
The Attainers, the organized class of
Young women in the Methodist sun
day school, will hold their annual bust
ness meeting Thursday evening, March
%, at the home Of Mrs. Edwin T.
Smith, Forest street. Officers Will
be elected for the year
Mrs. Hal l.. March entertained ten
friends at a dinner party Monday
evening al her home on Oak street in
honor Of Mr.. March s birthday annie
versary The table decorations were
In yellow AMI white. Later in the
evening they Joined the dancing party
II the armoIN.
\ few friends OF Leon l.. Harris
made him a surprise visit last evening
AZ his home on Frost street t. remind
him of his 25th birthday anniversary.
lie was presented a brass standard
smoking set ana other gifts. The
evening was spent in PLAYING games
and with music \ sugar supper was
served late in the evening
The men Of the Unitarian society are
invited 70 meet in the parish house
Thursday evening. March %. 1t 80
o clock. This meeting is called by the
minister and the prudential committee
TO see what action should he taken in
view Of the presentation of the men 5
club project some time ago by Mr.
hobbs, field secretary Of the Unitarian
i-aymen 5 league. \ large attendance
is desired.
, Beauscant commanjcry, No. =
knights renplar, has issued invita-
! tions 70 concert and ball to be givcl
in Masonic temple Monday evening
April IL. A-conecrt Will he given BY
; Leitsiuger : orchestra al $50. The
committee of arrangements consists o.
j. f. Haynes. w. j. Pentland. .ir, c. 4
Brown. +. Wales and &. H. Niles Al
Masons. with ladies'. are invited. Tick
cts may be obtained Of the comnittc,
" or AZ the Masonic temple
r The subscribers sale Of tickets 10
! the high school production Of Princes
d Chrysanthemum to ne given Saturda,
afternoon and evening. which opeue
= st the Auditorium this morning, wa
/ very heavy. \ long line OF person
r desiring 10 exchange tickets waite,
r patiently from $50 to nearly 9.3
2 clock before the box Office winao.
t was opened. The delay Of half a
{ hour was due to Il slight nrisundcl
standing about the tickets.
i The pruning demonstration by \. W
- Sweeton. county agricultural agent, a
Vernon Yesterday attracted seven farm
crs and orchard owners Of that loca
= ity. The day before NJ Wlliamsvill
IL were there to watch the demonStr;
tor, although the notice of his comm
was not received. This morning VI
Sweet0n demonstrated at Walter Ale,
ander place in West Brattleboro an
this afternoon he gave q similar den
y onstration at the farm of l.. +. Cove
4 on Western avenue.
!. ST. Charles council. X G.. OF Below
RI Falls increased at Bellows Falls Ia
%. evening the small lead the pool plave
III of that council have obtained ov,
their rivals of Leo council in two ur
vious matches When the match startt
~ last evening st. Charles council led |
- q margin of l6 points and this was i
az creased to 81. Keefe of St Charl
~ council beat Cox of Leo council, 100
a. "a, and Perry of Leo council lost
- Wolfe, % to 100. This was the thi
nr of the series of six meetings in viii
two games viii be played.
nj. Two fve-ton Pierce Arrow true
IDS with hydraulic hosting dump boz
ISIS have been sold by the Stoddard Mot
ger Car company of Springfield Mass,
,rn the Holbrook, Cabot < Rollins corpol
ed ton, which has the contract for t
bv Dwight street underpass in that CT
Re- This dump body is elevated mechanic
ow ~, being operated from the driver
seat by means of an oil pump viii
supplies oil under pressure to the bottt
lay of piston working in cylinder. /
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