The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-13
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

noon. Mrs Howard Chaplin of Bos-
ton will be the guest OF honor.
Snow fell last night in Ludlow,
Barton and in towns on the West Riv
ar branch to the depth of two TO
three inches Hail fell here during
the evening.
Frank H. Barber has sold through
the agency Of William G.. Horton, his
six tenement building on Clark street
to G.. Baxter Reed. Mr.. Reed buys
for AN Investment.
The mail clerk on the West River
branch is enjoying making his trips
ia what has every appearance OF be
ing new combination mail and bag
gage and express ear.
A big touring ear ran over and kill
ed Henry G. Clark 5 valuable shep-
herd dog near the Clark farm one
evening this week. The people in the
car did not stop to make apologies or
rcparation.
Baracca class, No. Of the First
Baptist church viii serve a griddle
cake supper Thursday evening at
40. A social hour viii follow. All
the young men Of the society are in
vited.
cstiug talk before the Christian En-
dcavor society of the Baptist church
last evening on the subject, Hints
for Better Living. Miss Bane and
Miss Sapp rendered solos.
Mrs. Robert Dunklec very pleasant
~ entertained II young women
friends at her home on Chase street
last evening in honor OF her guest,
Mrs William Young of Norwich,
Conn Refreshments were served.
4 number Of persons in the Con
glcguional parish called on Miss
Mary Cabot al her home on Terrace
street last evening TO express cor
dial sentiments because Of her safe
return from her European trip. Re
- troshmcuts were served.
In spite of the rainy evening, -
persons attended the card party held
last evening at the home of Mrs. +.
II. Davis on Canal street for the ben
eft of the y. +. 0. L. degree team
Progressive fvc-hundrcd was played
and refreshments of cake. waters and
coffee were served.
Sup. NJ. H. Loukes Of the house OF
correction ut Rutland has offered :;
reward Of $50 each for the apprchen
sion of Fred Wooster and Robert
harrington the two boys who escaP
Ell from the house of correction ;
week ago tonight aud who, il is be
Hcycd. were in Brattlcboro about the
railroad station Saturday.
On Thursday evening at : o'cloei
Rev. Rov NJ. lIoughtou will give an il
lustrated lecture in the Swedish Con
ercuutional church. on The Holy Land
Rev. MIR. Ilouphton will present SOM
tictures which he took during his trll
to that country recently. y small nd
mission fee will be charged and coife
will he served free.
Ralph Newell is very i'll mt his HON
near Elm corners from the effects of
mouthful of carbolic acid which h
tool, thinking it was peroxide which h
intended to use rs gar@le. lie wen
home from work Monday, and having
slightly sore throat, decided to use
pargIe and picked up the wrong bottle
lie is resting comfortably.
Raymond Collins, the Young war cr
thusiast who received letter froi
Wallace X. Batchelder asking him t
secure before last evening p appl
,auts for membership III a cavalr
regiment to bc raised in Vermont b
Mr.. Batchelder, left town ycsterda
afternoon for his home in Woodstock
He has been student in the CLAW
sou.Ilamiiton business college. 1t cal
not be learned that he sent TO NJ
Batrheldcr list Of those seeking eI
lStmrut in the regiment.
Thomas f. Carmody, for many yea
a resident of West Rutland and ut Oh
time town treasurer there, died yeste
day in Fail River, Mass, after ~
wears illness. MIR. Carmody, who w
- wears old, leaves a wife aud ~
children, one sister, Mrs. Thomas liz
lcran of Bennington, three brother
Rev. Nj. j. Carmody of Brattlehoro,
+. Carmodv, postmaster mt Fair Have
and r. w. Carmody of Chicago. \
Carmodv visited in Vermont year a
I'm an cndcayor to regain his heal'
Rev. Father NJ. j. Carmondy went
day to Fall River to attend the
neral. which will be held tomorr'
morning.
The funeral of Tuhield Barral
who died Monday, was held Il
morning at 9 O'Clock in st. Michae
Roman Catholic church. Rev. Fatf
Burke onciatcd and the burial to
place in the Roman Catholic cen
terry. The hearers were Charles !
vo. David Fontaine of Cohoes, n.
q. j. Dulac and Louis Lucia. Re
tives from out of town were
William Deyo of Westfeld, Ma
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fontaine of
hoes, \. Y, Mrs. Napoleon Mousse
Of Cohocs, y. Y, Victor Fontaine
Holynkc, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. CO
lille FiGon of Springfield, Mass, +
Blair of Essex Junction, VT, n
Benjamin Gonycr Of IIinsdale, n.