The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-29
ERATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Miss Florence L. Allen entertained a
number of friends at her home on Canal
street last evening.
| The Ladies Enterprise society will
hold its next regular meeting with
| Mrs. G. H. Davis, Estey street, at )
o clock Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30.
| The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George
/ May of 113 High street died this morning.
The body will be taken to Dummerston
and placed in the tomb for burial IN the
/ spring.
Return has been made of the marriage
] at Guilford Dec % by Rev. c. B. At
1 wood pastor of the Congregational church
i there, of John Oliver Hanks of 53 High
/ street and Miss Myrtle Ryder of Chaplin
i street
A party of Is Camp Fire girls under the
4 leadership of Miss Helen Martin enjoyed
i a snowshoe trip to the Holbrook farm
/ this morning They cooked their dinner
/ in the farmhouse there and planned to
/ get back late this afternoon.
i Sunshine society, branch one, will
j hold their annual Christmas party III
the town home Thursday, Dec. 81.
Those wishing to 60 may take the car
/ leaving Prospect hill at ] O'Clock.
4 Henry Harrison Worrell, barber Of
4 Athol, Mass, and Miss Genevieve
i Lucier of the same town, were married
4 Yesterday afternoon by Rev. L. q. 5.
81 Osgocd, pastor of the Unitarian church.
81 H. G. Barber. administrator Of the
I'D. NJ Barber estate, will sell 70 tons
q of hay at 10 clock tomorrow morning
5 ut the d. Ne. Barber farm on the hill
road to West Dummerston. The sale
+ win be by auction, A. ". J. Wilkins
being auetioneer.
Il William B. Metty, 40, died at the
+ City hospital in Holyokc Sunday night.
He was welkknown barber and for
several years worked at his trade in
Brattleboro He was native of St.
L Cesaire, Canada, and came to Hoiyoke
in his childhood.
1 Miss Katherine sherman gave dance
last evening in the Brooks House at which
50 of the young people of the village, in
Guiding most of those who are home from
school and college for the holidays, We're
present. Leitsingers orchestra furnished
music for the dance III the large dining
room of the hotel
Il The annual Christmas tree OF st. Mich
acl's Episcopal church was set up In the
chanccl last evening. ablaze with lights
and loaded with gifts for every member
of the Sunday school. The chillrens ser
vice began at "a O'Clock, the children
singing Christmas carols. and this was fol
lowed 10y the distribution of gifts.
The big attraction tonight ut the
Empire theatre is America 5 leading
actress Mary Pickford in \ Norman
1 ly Romance. q beautiful drama. Then
4 there is The Trey o. Hearts, a pic
! tire in class by itself. \ large au-
dience was much pleased with The
! Trey o Hearts last evening.
The case OF the state against Albert
4 Mock, an Austrian, who is charged witt
breaking and entering the house OF W. ID
Howe IN Nottingham ON the night O
July ) and who had been confined ii
Bennington county Jail for five month";
q through a mistake, has been continued L
Y Jan > for a hearing before Municipal
= Judge Frank t. Barber. Mock wa
: brought here and arraigned Dee. Il, ant
the hearing, at the request OF W. K
Daley, attorney for Mock, was continues
TO yesterday. BY agreement OF counsel
II further continuance was agreed upon
Mock IS now in Newfane jail.
! The Princess theatre presented th
six-part photo-drama The Forum
"a Hunter yesterday afternoon and even
ing to large audiences. This pictur
$. had a special interest to local people
featuring William Elliott, a forme
is member of the Criterion club of Bos
ton which has given several perform
IN enees in town, and who also was see
y with David Warfieid in The Grand Al
:. my Man. The pictures were intensel
: interesting Miss Jennie DeWeese, a
the vaudeville attraction, was yer
acceptable, performing several stunt
IN on the violin and with her trained dog
lis
In the meeting of Brattlcboro lodg,
:. " E. o. F., last evening these officer
> were elected: Warden, Harry y. Ho
- land; vice warden, Mrs. Anna Bra,
kett; recording secretary, Spencer v
M Knight; financial secretary, Mrs. Ellie
in f. fierrick; treasurer, Miss Ellen Nil
er; chaplain, Mrs. Grace NJ. LarTabee
&c guide, Mrs. Belle Worden; guardian
en Mrs II. n Holland; sentinel, Stillma
Graves; first trustee, Harry \. Swee
land; trustee for three years, AUST
eF e. Nichols: trustee for two years, Ro
NO well Frost; delegates to grand lodg
DR. T. r. Lynch, Leon Mixer; alte
ny mates. Harvey Noble Mrs. W.
,rd Mixer
,m Dance for b. H. s students, alumni al
to friends, Tuesday, Dec. 20, pm, Armor
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