The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. +. VI. Hamilton of Keene will
spend the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. y. u. Clawson.
Rev. Thomas W. Owens will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The regular meeting of the n. f. o.
T.. win be held in Red Men 5 hall Mon
day evening, June %, at o'clock.
Leitsinger's seven-piece orchestra
went to Springfield this state, last
evening to play ut the commencement
exercises.
A representative of the Canadian
government s agricultural department.
was here yesterday arranging for Il
grain exhibit at the Valley fair this
fail.
James A. Page, who recently bought
house on Oak Grove avenue has Ieas-
ed it to +. +. Libby, who will move
his family here from Rutland and take
possession about July l.
Over five times as much rain has
fallen in Brattlchoro to date i'm June
as fell during the entire month OF
June last year. Yet some people com.
plain that this has been dry month
All children who desire to take part
in the Children 5 Pageant of Missions
10 be held in Mortified, Mass, Tues
day, july IL, are asked to meet Mon
day afternoon in the Congregational
chapel at ; o clock.
Victor Carl Ericsson and Miss Sione
Elizabeth Peterson, both of 24 Crosby
gfF mt I.
Rev. Henry Lamb, pastor of the West
Brattleboro Congregational church.
Carmi Chandler received Il painful
injury at the :. A. Smith factory
Thursday while mt work. His arm he
came caught in the shafting and his
elbow was maugltd. lie was taken home
and a physician was called.
Herbert and Leo Coyne in a novelty
singing and talking act will be at Is
land park Sunday evening only. This
is = special added feature. Leo is the
boy soprano who appeared ut the Park
last summer and is we'll remembered by
many. #..
Miss Margaret McGinn of Windsor
Locks, Conn, has been engaged by the
Clawson- Hamilton business college II
partment. Miss McGinn is high schoo
graduate, has normal school sehoo
training and is a graduate of the Bay
Path Institute in Springfield, Mass.
Thrty-fve were present yesterd;
afternoon mt the alfalfa experiment
field Of Or. Osgood Mt SaXtonS River
y. l.. Andrews OF Putnev, who has In.
much experience in growing alfalfa
told of his experiments. County Agri
cultural Agent A. w. Sweeton of thi
town was present and was much pleas
ed with the attendance.
The Centerville school closed Friday
Fifty pupils injoyed a picnic on Mel
rose hill Those i'm the intermediate
grade who had perfect attendance dun
ing the year were Fern Nourse an,
Carl Staples Ruth Hertzberg had oul,
few marks The intermediate grad
has bought blackboard with the mon
ey received in prizes for their schoo
garden at the Valley fair They ltav
also earned a library table aud chat
for their room.
A large number of the members 0
Pocahontas council, No. 4. ID. of p
gathered in Red Men s hall Thursda
evening and greatly enjoyed the dc
licous supper served by the losin
side 10 the winners in the membershi
contest The han and tables wer
PRETTY decorated with cut flowers an
ferns. Miss Edith Farwell preside
ut the piano during the banquet. MUG
credit is due 70 the captain Of the 10
inc side and her able corDS of cook