The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The first social of the season of the
Episcopal church will be held in the
rectorv Thursday, Oct, %, at o'clock
Charles r. Crosby has bought of
Manley Brothers new six-cylinder,
five passenger 1915 Hudson automo
bile
The regular meeting of Brattleboro
| camp, Modern WoOdmen of America,
will take place at $50 tonight in Red
Men S hall, followed by dance at s.
| The handsome two-story house which
w. II. Fletcher has built on South
| Main street for John Blake of Morn
| ingsde is nearly completed, the plas
| tering being done last week.
All Woman's Relief corps women
who have engaged transportation to
the district meeting in Putnev are re-
quested to be at the town hall Thurs
day morning at 1915 as the auto truck
leaves at 1870 sharp.
Joseph Henry Whitchouse of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Miss Henrietta
| Tuggv MacQucen of Allston, Mass,
were married yesterday by Rev. Del
mar f. Trout, pastor of the Univer-
salist church.
| Nl"5S NJ l. VI IHt Ddpllot blole
School VIII meet thursday AFTERNOON
III the home OF Mrs. l. b. Morse, 15o
| South Main street, Tor a social. ana
! sewing meeting Inc hostesseS are
Mrs NOISE and Mrs. t. II. Houshton-
Return has been made of the mar
rage at Westminster on Saturday by
Rev. y. l.. b. Ward, the Congfega-
tionm minister. OF Andrew I. Kirk
|
Wood ant Mrs. Margaret Len0X (Rlch-
! ardsoh) winchester, both OF Brattie-
| ooro'
The children $ sewing club met with
MISS huth DahNeW' - EiIl"t street,
| rrluaN aitefhooh' refreshments OF
g ca cake ana cocoa were served.
me cluo win ne 'hltltdlhed pF MISS
S;'lhefIne 'arf''E oil lark street IL
Jay "i'ei ioon'
rms IS Harvest day at the Home for
thc A2ed anu TINS afternoon Is BUSY
time there. Most OF the calls are made
I t. '''Us' % inc "o!' IONS are received
a,.;fo,, ,'''' - " 'o',' 'H' ION Tue
| .,,II,- WIS a., cav lay va NC
, 40 7Ho III d. "'"'i similar
Joy III" "''"'
| over % members OF Nantastiquet
| Iodge OF Odd Fellows went to South
| Londonderry last evening on the spe-
claI tram TO attend the annual meet
ing of district No. 10. Over 100
members were present at the meeting
and banquet and the program as pre-
Nlously announced was carried out.
The Pilgrim Fathers will hold a
public installation of officers in Friend
ship hall, Hooker building Thursday
evening at 7.45 O'Clock. All members
are reuuasted 10 he prcsep+ and +o
bring friends as the suhremo Governor
Georno = Byads+rnot If Ros4on Win
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i me Pl'Ihtln tCS'ed TINS morning IN
4 IU'ui,S 'ou'I III the case OF a. ana Is.
j i.o"'oh OF halitaN against the Strout
i arm agency IN the SUIT to recover
1 oa'haSes Tor aHeGed misrepresentation
i ~ I"'Hn Purtha7ed pE the pIalhtlHs
4 tHIo"-h 'ne aeleh"aht agency. II Is
i tAl'c''e " 'h't the case VIII 90 /" the
4 jury carry tomorrow.
4 David Willard, who went to Paris
Il several months ago, arrived in town
/ Saturday night from New York He
i viii he here the rest OF this week. Mr..
4 Willard SAYS that when he last saw
4 John {. Pellett Of Brattlchoro Mr..
Il PeIlett stood on the running board OF
4 a train in Paris aud wa IN no hurry
i to leave the city. Mr.. Willard lett in
h rams I'll ms baggage except some hand
II baggage ana TWO oN'f'"als Whch he
4 ne Special meeting OF the \. +. Q. +,
at !. u, w Is"n ; last evening ended
II, III, " very peasant surprise party To nee
""to'h rang Drugs VINO VIII leave TINS
T ,o ,JI Coulec',g"l. DelWe'h :" ana