The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-07

Mrs. Edward Lawlor is confined to
her home on TnderhIl avenue hv i'll
ness.
Miss Helen Dee, daughter Of Jere-
miah Dee, has gone 70 Boston 10 live
with her grandmother.
Miss Florence Finlassou. Of Rnrling
ron. il former resident here, who came
Saturday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Daniel Beaton, returned TO Burlington
Tuesday
A. H. Chandler treasurer Of the Bel
lows Falls Trust company, has been
i'll since last Thursday, a slight sore
throat having developed into Il serious
quinsy sore.
The Sodaity Of the Blessed Virgin
| held i whist party in A. O. H. hal
| Tuesday evening to help defray tn
expense Of installin4 electric lights in
the church.
| Mrs. W 4. Rowel Of South Brain
| tree, Mass. who came TO attend the
| funeral Of Mrs. Daniel Beaten. and
was the guest Il Mrs. L. l.. Richard
son. returned home Monday.
Rev John Edgar Cahalane Of New
port y. IL, a native Of North Wal
pole, Who was ordained - the priest
| hood last month, was appointed assist
ant priest 10. Rev. Matthew Dreamer
nj 81. Patrick : church, Nashua. Mon
4 day. He will assume his duties there
At once.
+, Mrs Horace A. Perry Of Walpole,
mother ii Fred j Perry If Henry
street. Is dangerously i'll IL her sister )
home in Northampton, Mass. She
went there early in September, on
visit and was then taken i'll and has
not been able 70 be moved back to
her home.
George H. Morse Of New York city,
who has for many years held a respon-
sible position with the Vermont Marble
company Of Proctor, was visitor at
the home of George A. Weston, Mrs.
Morse 5 father, one day recently on
his way from Rutland 70 his office in
New York
The ice business of Bellows Falls is
TO be carried on by the same parties
and in the same general way as Iass
:, season. The cutting has not been he.
gun vet, the ice on Minard 1 pond be
! ing only four and half inches thick
1t is making very slowly OWN. 10 tile
Il IT,,
| probably several weeks will elapse be
| fore any Is cut, although il promises
to be OF excellent quality.
The first ladies' night Of the West
| minister club this season. was gjye1
Monday evening and was largely at
tended and much enjoyed The clul
had provided the University City En-
tcrtainers: Miss Ruth Garland reaaer
Miss Edith Rush Marshall, Miss Ger
trude Wales. and Edwin b. Powell
each experts with various instruments
A number much enjoyed were tn
Swiss bells. played by the four and tn
melody was spoken Of as being tn
II finest of it's kind ever heard here lie
H freshments were served. after whiel
games were INDUCED in until abou
midnight.
> The statement was made recently i
a public way that the opera house wa
I not to be used at oil during the mCnt b
i Of January and February, aud tina
there were no bookings because til
patronage of the different entertain
ments had been so small during tn
first part of the season. During Jan
uarv there are the following bookings
oh The Chocolate Soldier: 18th, fire
illustrated lecture by the Vernon
board of health, and 18th, the Cattle
dral choir, one of the regular enter
tainment course Of the Woman $ clur
There is one booking in February an
five in March.
Railroad officials here understan
that the Boston & Maine road viii di:
continue on Jan. IL the train lsavin
for Boston at $50 d. M, known as tn
milk train, and the train from Bosto
reaching here at a. M, which for tw
years has brought the Boston paper
This latter would be q great incor
10 yenienee as II probably would be In