The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. +. w. Gibson Is giving 4
luncheon and bridge party this after {
noon at her home On Oak street. She
will give another tomorrow.
The hotel in South Vernon recently
sold by George Alderman is under the
management of j. w. Shipman, who
has gone there from Winchester, \. II.
After the regular meeting of the n
f. O. p. Monday evening dancing was
enjoyed by members and friends. \
large number were present and a very
enjoyable evening was spent.
David Osgood Campbell of Sanger
vile, Me. and Genevieve West Collins
of Franklin. Me-, were married last
evening by Carl S Hopkins, justice of .
the peace. 1t was the second marriage .
for both.
Miss Betsey Y. D. Crosby is enter I
tanning the first class of the Chase (
street school, of which she is a mem
Der, at the Princess theater this after /
noon to see Wray 5 miniature stage
within stage.
The feature at the Empire theatcr
today and tomorrow is the four-part
photO-drama, The Redemption of Da-
vid Corson. This film was made in the
vicinity Of Greenfield and its familiar
scenes Will lend added interest TO the
story itself
Attorney Ora Butterfeld, q former
| Brattleboro boy, one of the ATTORNEYS
| for the New York Central railroad
company, appeared before the inter
! state commerce commission Monday and
argued in the rate case now being con
sidered by that commission.
The regular monthly business meet
ing and annual business meeting of the
Epworth League win be held tomorrow
evening in the league room of the
Methodist church. Reports of commit
tees and election of officers, followed
by social hoar. 1t is important that
every member attends.
, Harold March, son of Mr. and Mrs
Hal l.. March, of Oak street. enter
tanned few of his playmates on that
street at his home Monday afternoon
from , to 6 clock in honor of his
fifth birthday anniversary. Birthday
refreshments We're served and the
+ young host received many pretty gifts.
r 4 jolly company Of members Of the
Knights Of Wesley and Attuiners cia>-r.
Of the Methodist Sunday school sur
; prised Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Robin
son at their home at 40 Prospect street
last evening. Refreshments were
7 served and games were played. and
e the visitors carried remembrance in
Il the way Of wedding gifts.
A meeting of teachers and mothers
g Will be held in the high school build
n next Tuesday afternoon, May ), al
e 2.4j o clock. Miss Davis. the schoo
d nurse. Miss Gregg, teacher of music
and Miss Buxton, teacher of drawing
% VIII speak, each regarding her owl
d special work. A meeting of teachers
q and mothers was held in March, an,
g. so much mutual benefit resulted thai
the second meeting was arranged.
r. Wantastiquet lodge. I.O.O.F., will
X observe tomorrow evening with specia
% exercises the 95th anniversary Of tn
Is founding Of the order. All branche
of the order with members of thei
families and invited guests are privil
- eyed to attend. Dir. ". l.. Ravens o
- Chester will be the speaker of tn
~ evening. A social time will conclud
- the evening. The women of the orde
are asked to bring cake.
-, Included in the program James
no Thrasher will give Tomorrow evenin
~ in Friendship hall under the auspiee
of the Men 5 guild of St. Michael
Episcopal church are The Habitant b
st, DR.. Drummond, My Little Cabain an
a The Cure of Calumette by the same ~
le thor, How Joe Cot de Bull by llolma
ly Day and other selections by the hes
Dr. French Canadian dialect writers. I'll
program TO be presented Will incluC
* several vocal and instrumental solos.
TO Alice Boyden gave birthday pa
Use ~ yesterday afternoon at the home
le her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Bo
ne den, on Walnut street to seven of h
i'll = 49,. - a:ri.4t 9;n+l5e, .,ni,.c
h' sary. Each little guest presented h
with a pretty gift, and during t
err afternoon they enjoyed games At
a 0 clock a supper was served. The 7
on Bile was decorated in pink and whit
Ia with large birthday cake in the &c
Or ter and pink and white favors.
roo Warden and Mrs. Z. d. Wilson, NJ
liz. MI Larrabee and Mrs. w. +. Mix
in of Brattleboro lodge,eN, i. 0, F., we
; > to Rutland Monday, where they VIC
guests of that lodge at bankuet
the Bardwcll hotel, followed by b
col in Grand Army hall. About 10 me
IS bers Of the order were present at
ne banquet and an orchestra furnish
es- music during the banquet. On tn
an day Warden E. d. Wilson attended
Ign 25th annual grand lodge session q
nee received the grand lodge degree.
adj Larrabee returned home last night a
the Mr.. and Mrs Wilson visited IN Cast
TINS ton and Fair Haven returning
olor day. Mrs. Mixer also returned T