The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

lowing league VIII meet tonight
E. T. Lord has sold his farm in dis /
trict 70. to Horace and Walter Bar
her.
The fr,t degree will be conferred by
leo council knights Of Columbus TO- |
ueh,
The 10 honr dcvotions began in Si
MichacI'> Roman Catholic .church tins T
morning.
Friendship circle will meet in the
i. Q. Q. +. hall Friday afternoon, Feb.
- supper will be served at 6.l5.
meeting - The United Spanish
War Veterans viii be held tomorrow
evening IT o'clock III the armoe,.
The New England auxiliary viii hold
regular meeting tomorrow evening in
the home of Mrs. Al. Brackett, o.
lark street.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
serve public supper Wednesday from
e - 9 in the home Of Mrs. w. \. Mel
i,n ou Estey street.
The hospitality committee Of the
centre Congregational church are plan
uing 10 serve a creamed fish supper in
the chapel March !.
The next rehearsal for the old
folks concert will be held Monday
evening in the Baptist chapel, not
Thursday evening rs originally sched
glrd
The members Of the Women !, Ali
.ucc OF tn" Unitarian church are MAX
ing arrangements for an Easter sale to
hy held on the afternoon OF April > in
the parish house.
\ card party and social will be helI
ln the home Of Mrs. \. J. Brackctt,
"a Clark street, Saturday evening I'M
der the auspices of the y. +. O. IT, All
member, ANA friends are invited.
Icit.lu2cIs orchestra will render >clcc-
t5u- I'D the concert u hc gNeu by Mrs.
ti8J iluVc Burton in the CoutIc Congrc-
EItlant church. Moudas evening March .
ig.lca Howe VIII bc Mr. nurton~ ac-
.,,.ateuu~l.
Nuriec O'pmrcl, the Young RAN
atu WAS found badly frozen SUNDAY
uaarniu@ ON the E"rnardst0n road, was
bHer-it 10 th" Memorial hospital yes
tcrJrv afternoon. lie is slowly, but
-toaaIly. improving
poeahoutas council. y. of T.. Will
biualr their regular. council fire ut )
O'Clock tonight in Red Men : hall \
Ia-, af palcface4 Will he instructed in
tic mysteries Of the degree Of Poca-
tthttt''. W y ''t''i N'.'it"''H WI w
scs.cd
The funeral OF Charles w Stewart
ujH be held Saturday morning at y
O'Clock ~ his late home on Green
street Rev George f. Tomkiuson,
pas'or 81 the FIRST Baptist church. Will
oetrlatc aud the body viii hc placed in
tba tomb ia Prospect lIAl cemetery.
rariv "a - from tie Cla~sou
Iamilton business college. including
49, ,hppcrouas, enjoyed slcighride t.
West Chesterfield last evening, where
tHav had supper, witnessed Il three
aa play. Daddy, presented by hom,
lJlctt. aud enjoyed dIuec. The. chap
,tanc- were Mrs. y y. Clawson. Mis-,
~ N Foster and +. +. Richmond.
The men Of st. Nirb&t1's EplseoIa
church VIII meet this evening IL
O'clock ia Friendship hail Tor the pun
yr-r at rerfcrtiug. a pcrnlancnt or2ani
f,o4 81 Il men : club of that 'rhurci
temporary organization Na~ tormr
$50 weeks ago. Il is expected THAT bS
1n, ard "a constitution Viii be adopte
aUd permanent officers elected thi
evening.
Protective Grange held Il ecgUll
meeting last evening ia Knights .
Columbus hail with good attendance
'th" lecturer presented the followin
Ifagrm: Song, Mrs Marion Farnun
.-, tharlottc Tuthil and e. = lIoT
ltis reading. Mrs. MaVcrcttr Fisher
I.p,F. Kindness, written lay 4 membc
Marlboro Grange read ny Mrs. Mar
Robbins; song, Mrs Farnum aud g.
Iturtlns; reading. Mrs. Lucy Stacy
question. What Can the Grange Do t
it,Vcdf Oar Community. discussed j
Miss Ada ~ Eddy. Il. L. Frost, G.
Hopkins Judge +. =. Pier, Hiss Nelli
res Edd Mrs Marx j. Curtier Mr.
iu,y W. Sargent; 6. :. Hopkins gay
aU interesting talk about his recer
southern trip; piano solo. Mrs Farnum
reading MIS-. Mary Wilson; 4 lettt
f-m Mrs. Lois Clark, who is in Flo
lsl1 read hy Mrs. Currer; closing son
tuaugc. Mrs. Walter NJ Robbins il
itcb the women Of the Grange to h'
home On Western avenue to enjoy Il
afternoon March (. The men are il
yitcd 20 supper and spend the evcnin
The next regular meeting will be he
IN Knights of Columbus hall March !
The Bread Loaf Mountain Power cor
pary ot Nddlebur, has fled artiri
Of association with the secretary
state, having 4 capital stock of 500
The signers arc Charles II. Thompsc
Benjamin sumner and Kathleen Is
le-g. All at Montpelier. The compal
hNs exclusive right 10 Il water pow
~ til, Mddlehurv and Iamolllc rive
ST Niidlchury ana will develop elect
currgy to sell power and light.