The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-22
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

he IdsJ MatfohS ana PaSt Patrons |
association viii meet in the Eastern |
Star rooms tomorrow evening at 7.30. |
Frank Hildreth and son, Irving Hill |
dreth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Miller |
went by automobile to Northampton
yesterday.
Two Sisters of Providence from tine
orphan asylum of Burlington are in
town making their annual collection
for the orphans.
The Brattleboro Country club has
bought of Wilkins & Hovey a new
pumping outfit consisting of Wagner
motor and Douglas pump.
John Mcdonald Gray of Boston and
MISS Emma Lempke of the same city
were married by Rev. Delmar E. Trout
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon
The Brattleboro Baking company has
added a new steam apparatus to its
equipment for baling bread This de-
vice gives the bread much finer tex
ture and a perfectly even bake
Summer was ushered in officially.
! Washington time, at l.47 this morning.
| 1t IS said that this is the first time in
several years that summer has beer
given its birth in the dead of night.
At'iANAS -hdi4ay Ddut Oh 09 1lSnIdnU
street, Worcester, Mass, and Miss An
IA Marie Kranefield of IA Harvard
street, Worcester. were married Satur-
day afternoon by Carl S. Hopkins, jus
tice OF the peace.
Members Of the ID. A. r. and friends
will hold their annual meeting at Yer
non Wednesday, June a. Dinner will
be served by the Grange in their new
hall. The train leaving BrattIeboro at
1910 Will stop at Vernon.
James Austin and Edward Lavelle
| were tipped out of Mr. Austin 5 canoe
| Saturday afternoon rather suddenly
| and Unexpectedly. They were near the
canoe landing and were fooling. when
| they capsized No damage was done.
/ William FRED Stewart of % Frost
street and Miss Hazel l. Thompson of
/ West Dunmerston were married Satur
day by Rev Delmar +. Trout pastor
of the UniverSalist church. single
! ring service was used. They will live
! in Brattleboro.
| The Sir knights of Beauseant com
/ handery No. Z, are requested to meet
/ at the Masonic temple and be in fun
| uniform promptly ut 9 clock Wednes-
da5 morning to meet and escort the
visiting Sir Knights OF Greenfield on
short parade.
Quonektaeut tribe, |. 0. r. NJ, had
progressive pitch party Friday evening
Ill which Fred T. Clark and John iii
treth were tied for the first prize. On
the plavof MIR. Clark won. G. \. Jon
/ dro and Leon Parsons were tied and
each was awarded prize. Refresh
ments were served.
The graduating exercises OF ST. Mich
ael : Parochial school viii take place
Wednesday evening at $50 in the
church. There Will be singing OF hymns.
the presentation Of diplomas and bene-
oiction of the Blessed Sacrament. At
. terward a lawn party viii be held on
the school house grounds. There are
10 in the graduating class.
A very large number of the Catho-
lie meu and boys joined the Holy Name
society which was organized mere by
Rev Father Mckenna, a Dominican
priest who recently conducted retreat
for men in St Michael S Roman Cath
Ollie church The first meeting Of the
/ society viii be held the second Sunday
in July.
President Henry Chase of the Benn
rgton section of the Green Mountain
a club and several helpers have been III
work cutting out Il trail which vii
' connect two lumber roads in the towns
n Of Woodford and Somerset. The trail
being outlined is short, and when com
!, pleted will make route that can be
r easily followed from Bennington to the
storage reservoir of the New England
;. Power company in Somerset.
II The Springfield SUNDAY Republican
contained picture and historical ac
S count of Hopkins academy, Hadley
$ Mass, also picture of the origina
building erected go years ago. Frank
r lin i. Head, formerly of this town. :
y member Of the Brattleboro high schoo
class of 1891, recently resigned as prin
! cipal of the academy to enter the ser
, vice OF the department of agriculture
= at Washington. The Republican 5 ar
ticle said: THE standard Of the schoo
is sufficiently high TO have the colleg
: certificate privilege granted TO 1t. y
" subject is certified to higher schoo
unless the rank is IS per cent or better
The school sustained a great loss thi
a spring in the resignation of +. +
: Heald, principal for six years, and on
: whose energy and broad education ha
brought about the recent rapid develop
u ment along more practical lines.
: In the semi annual business meetin
of the Christian Endeavor society o
the Centre Congregational church las
= evening these officers were elected
u President, Miss Bessie l.. Farnum
? vice pres, Arthur L. Clapp; rec. see
Miss Jessie Ransom cor. sec, Mis-
$, Leila Thompson; treas, Clyde Horton
IS organist, Miss Miriam Childs; lookor
er com, Miss Pauline Smith, Harr
Rhodes Miss Why Sutherland, Mi.
rs Maud Prouty, Miss Susan Graffar
n, Charles Harris; prayer meeting CON
at Miss Marion Baker, Raymond Brow
Miss Vina Jillson, Stewart Stearn
I'm Miss Mary Japuith; social COM, Mi