The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-19
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

NJ. ~ DooIittle went to see a tr6vei
of cattle in Nottingham Friday and
drought home % fine cows.
The Daughters circle viii meet in
the UniversaIist church parior tonight
al 80. All members are urged to bel
present.
The Knights Of Columbus will 9iyeI
a whist party, concert AMI dance inI
.theT hall Friday evening, to which ALL
their friends are inviteds
Sanford A. Daniels, district deputy
grand master, is arranging for the an
nual meeting Of the Masonic lodges OF
the eighth Vermont district, to be held
in Bellows Fails Thursday, Jan. H.
As has been customary for several
seasons the Star will give to its patrons
a quantity of Thanksgiving filings. in
Guiding a big, fat turkey. Cliff Fox is
now on the lookout for the best bird he
can find.
Leslie Albert Parmentcr OF Spring
field, Mass, whose mother lives in
Brattleboro. and Miss Bessie Mae
Burnham of this town were married at
p o clock yesterday by Rev. Roy NJ.
Houghton, pastor of thc Centre Con
gregational church, at Lindenhurst
In meetings of the knights of King
Arthur in the Universalist vestry last
evening and week ago five boys
were initiated into the degree Of
esquire, the second degree, being adj
vanced from page. They We're Raymond
/ Pierce, Edward Lyons, William Cud-
worth, Hayden Randall and Stanley
Clapp.
| In looking over some old diaries this
| morning Mrs " l. Hawley found that
- years ago today snow began falling
about as it did this morning. Mr..
Hawley went in sleigh to the rail
road station that evening to meet his
! father and mother, who came on the 6
0 clock train There was unbroken
sleighing from then until April l.
| The Memorial Nurses Alumni asso-
citation enjoyed a banquet in the
Brooks House Tuesday evening at
which about - were present. Letters
and kilograms from members of the
association who could not be present
were read Miss Ruth Brown sang
two selections and Miss Evelyn Fisher
| danced. Mrs. Francis p. Blake was
the accompanst.
The Christmas bazaar which will be
held in the chapel Of the First Baptist
church Wednesday. Dee. >. viii take
the form of a novelty representing the
Seven Ages of Woman with booths
containing articles appropriate to each
age. The spinsters' age will be rep
resented by a tea room. OF especial
interest to the men will be the Chinese
| laundry in charge OF native country
men.
The committee appointed recently to
draft Il building code to be submitted
meeting to be called in the near future
is working on the draft OF the code
and hopes TO have it in condition for
presentation in the near future. Sug
gestions made in the recent informal
meeting called by the village commits
sioncrs are being considered, and will
he Incorporated, at least III part, in
the new code.
William Hicks, the second tenor OF
the Lotus male quartet. who will sing
tonight in the First Baptist church
under the auspices CT the Union enter
tainment course committee, was chosen
soon after the quartet $ appearance
here last season, as tenor solost at the
Messiah concert Of the Handel An,
Haydn society. which was u marke,
tribute to his ability. Each member
Ct the quartet has a voice adapted t,
first class solo work and the reader
Miss Cow, is in the front rank of clio
tcutioniSts