The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-14
ERATTLEBoRo LOCAL.


The Needlecraft will meet with Mrs
Robert Dunklee Friday afternoon.
Mrs. +. A. Slack entertained a few
friends at a luncheon at the Country
club today.
The jolly Sixteen will meet with
Mrs W. NJ. Lewis Thursday afternoon
from to ) clock at 81 Washington
street.
Pocahontas council, No. 4, d. of p,
will hold social in Red Men 5 hall
Thursday evening, Oct. Is, to which
the public is invited A small admis-
sion fee will be charged.
There will be d meeting of tile wo-
men of the Centre Congregational par
ISL in the parlors of the church tomor-
row afternoon at, , o clock, to sew for
the home missionary box.
A district meeting of the Odd Eel.
lows will be held in South Londonderry
Monday evening. y special train will
leave Brattleboro for that village at
$40 o clock that afternoon.
The Mission Circle of the Univelsalist
church will met in the church parlor to-
morrow afternoon, Oct 10, at ) O'Clock
A. paper by Mrs. Emma f. Eason. The
Power of Mothers Influence, will be
read.
Miss Anna Bancroft of Hopedale, Mass,
president of the General Alliance, Will adj
dress the members of the Brattleboro
branch and their friends tomorrow after
noon. at ) O clock in the Unitarian parish
| house.
Two young men were before the
/
pleaded guilty to drunkenness. One
| S9.54 and the other escaped with one
dollar less charged against him.
The Standby circle of the Woman S
association of the West Brattleboro
congregational church met for thim-
BILE party Yesterday afternoon with
| Mrs. A. w. Stowe. Refreshments were
| served and u pleasant afternoon was
spent.
\ club has been organized under the
name of Eagle Outing club. Many boys
| have joined between the ages of - and
2l. Gerald Coane has been chosen pres
ident and George ID. Harris vice pres
ident. Notice will reach each member
for each meeting.
The plaintiff rested late yesterday
afternoon in the suit of James Griffin
against the Boston & Maine railroad
which is being heard in county court
at Newfane. The defense began the in
! PRODUCTION of evidence this morning.
The case may possibly 90 to the jury
late tomorrow.
The ODD anniversary of the founding
of the kebekah order. was. observed last
evening by Dennis Rebcllah lodge with
an entertainment ut which about loo
members of the order were present
Miss Barry played a piano solo and
! Miss COombs sang selection. Mrs
Alice Landry gave II reading. Refresh
mcnts and social hour followed.
+ The Eastern Mission association now
| in session at the Ruggles street Swed
ish Congregational church in Boston
| has voted to make monthly coutribu
tious toward the support OF severa
! Swedish churches III the country
i among them the Swedish Congregation
al church of Brattleboro. The Eastern
Mission association will observe mex
year its 18th anniversary.
II. r. Lawrence has returned from q
visit to H.. r. c. Watson 5 farm il
Brandon. Mr.. Watson is one of tn.
foremost of Vermont s Morgan horse
breeders. His winnings at the stat,
fair this fall amounted to over $500 il
cash premiums, besides numerous cups
, .including one valued at 1925 for the
,brood mare conforming most nearly Il
the standard of equine excellence, es
) tablished by Justin Morgan GA en-
: tries); cup for stallion any age: cul
for mare or gclding. any age; min
+. blue, seven red, five yellow and fou
: white ribbons, and. banner. Nh
Lawrence also inspected the govern
c ment Morgan horse breeding establish
5 ment near Middlebury and various 9th
err noted breeding farms in Addison
9 county.