The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-04
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. Thomas r. Britain entertained
| eight tables at auction bridge YESTERDAY
| afternoon. A buffet luncheon was
served.
B. F. Ober, agent for the Harley
| Davidson motorcycle, sold yesterday a
| two-speed machine, costing 1886, to L.
s. Hill of Halifax.
A ladder that runs on a track has
been placed in the vault of the town
| clerk S Office for greater ease IN get
! ting at the records.
Wilson Brothers, who handle the |
Buick cars in this section, have sold |
to George +. Sherman of the Brooks |
House 1914 touring ear.
Mrs. 7. J. Hopkins gave a ten-cent |
social at her home on High street last
evening for the benefit of the Univcr-
sallst church, Sugar on snow was
served.
Champion Brown Os2ood of Cohas
sett, Mass, and Miss Gladys Clara
Jewell of Brookline, Mass, were mar
ried last evening at Lindenhurst BY
Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton
The mathematician Association of
congregational Ministers will meet in
the Centre chapel Monday morning ut
10 clock. Rev Charles T. Erickson
of Albania will be present.
An ancient fraud entitled An An
/ cient Prayer is going the rounds again,
in which some calamity is implied if
! recipients of postcard prayer do not
J copy it and send it to a certain number
\ of friends. The waste basket is the
place for it.
\ Master Maurice Austin entertained
nine of his boy friends this afternoon
! Fat his home on Elliot street in honor of
h his ninth birthday anniversary. Games
I were played and REFRESHMENTS were
8 fserved, and Il good time was enjoyed
by the youngsters.
3 Andrew Bruce OF Ishpiming, Clark
avenue, has dug Il cellar the past week
D and at his leisure will build house
for himself and family. The site is OF
a Homestead. Oah Grove section. Tt
D many it is a rare event to be able tC
break ground in March.
y An entertainment was given last
D evening at the Oak Grove schoolhouse
81 uuder the auspices of the Woman :
= club. Abouth 20 parents and residents
81 Of that locality attended and enjoyed
= folk dances by the children and two
VI solos by Abbott b. Richmond.
= The morning Offering in the Univer
81 salist church tomorrow will 90 towar
= the expense of decorating for Easter
ga The Offering in the Sunday school vii
- 90 toward the Sunday school pieni
@ fund. Mrs. Lamar Costello viii sing
q solo at the evening service.
ID Nj the morning service in St. Micl
VI acl : Episcopal church Palm Sunday Il
IL 1880 clock there will be a commuI
- ion service in plain song. In the pre-
"a ccssoual the choir will carry palI
So branches For an offertorv- solo TIL
y Palms will bc sung 10y A. $. Thompson
8 Philip Putnam will play the violin.
N The following music for Palm Sui
ssJ day will be rendered in the Cent?
n Congregational church tomorrow NOR
ES ing: Organ prelude, Palm Sunda
= Mailing; anthem. God so Loved Il
&3 World, Stainer: otlertory, The Palm
- Faure. Fred c. Adams. In the eveniI
"a Mrs Lamar Costello and Mr.. Adal
- will sing a duet, The Crucifxion.
a The last two pool games in the seri,
~ between teams from St. Charles cou
"a ell, X C.. of Bellows Falls and l.,
- council CT Brattleboro viii be playt
"a here this evening. f. J. Lavelle al
70 William Blake will be the contestan
"a for Leo council and it is expected TIL
$40 they win more than hold the lead of 4
esa points with which they will begin d
ssk evenings sport.
80 4 large number of the members
- Wantastiquet lodge l. O. o. f., ha
END sionifcd already their intention of
tending the big celebration in Sprir
field. Mass. April 20 in commemol
ton of the 9jth anniversary of
founding of Odd Fellowship. Lode
Of the order within wide radius
Springfield have been invited to p
ticipate in the parade and numerc
exercises of the day and evening.
The Washington vacation party
charge OF Principal +. B. Smith |,
4 BrattIeboro this morning at 'clo'
y the train being 20 minutes late arr
D ing here All of those who had sig
4 fed their intention of making the t
A managed to get to the station in III
for the train in spite of the early no
4 They are due to reach Brattleboro
I the return trip next Friday night
l0.3S O clock. although some of tn
will take advantage of the stopo'
privileges allowed them.
John H. Williams, for Il number
years manager of the Rutland brai
, OF Swift & Co.. has been promoted
the position of general manager
the branches in a district compris
certain sections of Vermont and
York Mr. Williams has been come
ed with Swift & Co, for nearly
E years and is the first Nermonter to
appointed district manager. The
trad Office of the district will be
: Rutland. Mr.. Williams was mana
Of the Swift beef house in Brattlet
several years, moving from here
Rutland.
The Stephentown Centre q. "
respondence in the Rensselaer, Cou
contains the following reference t
brother Of Austin w. Roel of Bra
boro. Rev. T.. NJ. Roel has sew
his connection with the Free BaI
q .Lur.l IN tbiS r,Iace aud has aScpl