The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The New England Auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. Harry Holland, 3G Ca.
nal street, Friday evening at $50.
Mrs. F. f. Cutler of Myrtle street
entertained her Sunday school class of
the Methodist church at a thimble par
~ Yesterday afternoon.
Most of the teachers of the Brattle-
boro schools left this morning for ST.
Johnsbury TO attend the State Teach
ers association convention today and
tomorrow.
Brattleboro chapter, ID. A. r., has
contributed $40 to the fund for the
Red Cross work. Later house-to-
house canvass will be undertaken if
the call comes more urgent.
The Thimbleonian club is being en-
tertained today by Mrs. w. FL. Sargent
at the hOuseboat owned by Mr. Sar-
gent and DIR. +. $. Bowen on the Con
necticut river. The women took their
sewing, and are spending the day on
the boat.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church is planning to hold its an
nual rummage sale the last three days
OF this month. Anyone having articles
TO donate are requested to notify the
president, Mrs. Mary Mike, or Mrs.
Eliza Adams.
The SANDER suit brought by Elvira
DeAngelis, wife of Amedeo DeAngelis,
against her brother-in-law, Charles :.
DeAugelis, and a counter suit brought
by Charles $. and his wife, Gina,
against Elvira DeAngelis, have been
settled ont of court.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman 5 Guild of ST. Michael 5 Epis-
copal church win be held tomorrow af-
telnoon with Mrs. l.. c. Royce on High
street. Mr.. Royce and Mrs. Piper will
give selections from Hiawatha in
Prose and Poetry.
a special train Of three ears contain
ing Russian Reservists went through
Brattleboro for New York Tuesday
night and last night two more carloads
OF them from Canada and northern
points in the state were attached TO
the regular train. All were ticketed for
New York and are due to sail from
that port today.
The BrattIeboro' high school football
team will 90 TO Saxtons River Saturday
to play against Vermont academy. This
will he the third game of the season
for Brattleboro high. The others were
victories over Bellows Falls high and
Arms academy. Bellows Falls high will
play return game here next week Sat
urday and Vermont academy will play
here Nov. /.
H. Z. Yearly's Pedro won second
money in the go pace for purse of
$500 at the fair in Stafford Springs,
Conn. -Four heats We're raced Tuesday
when Sherman, f. h. Schaub of Utica
y. V, took two heats and Pedro and
Nanola one each. Yesterday Pedro
took the first heat in 2.lS1A, but was
third the next time, when Sherman
was first in 2.l9A, thereby securing
first money.
The Things that Count Too Man,
Cooks, SOusa and his band, Within thu
Law and The Prince OF Tonight hav,
all cancelled their dates in Brattle
B6to ana elsewhere. Poor Business i
given as the reason. However, TIL
Misleading Lady is still doing an ex
cellent business everywhere, so patron
of the Auditorium are sure of one goo'
show anyway Saturday afternoon an
evening.
Albert Russell Hopper of Spring Val
ley, \. Y, an engineer, and Miss Ma
bel Florence Winchester OF Guilforl
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hooker Win
chester, were married yesterday a
2.l5 o'clock in the Universalist pal
sonage by Rev. Delmar F.. Trout.
single ring service was used and tn
couple were unattended. After a brie
wedding trip they are to Ike thei
home in Brattleboro, Mr.. Hopper bein
employed by the Central Vernon
Railway company
George w. Fisher Of Dummersto
has sold to Col J. G. Estey regis
tered Morgan driving mare, Josie Ian
bert, a daughter of Harry Lamber
one Of the great Daniel Lambert 5 be,
sons. She is bay, six years OLE
stands Is hands and weighs lO7
pounds, possessing all the nerve an
action Of the famous Lambert strai
Mr.. Fisher bred the mare himself fro
direct descendant of Sherman Mo
gan and she is undoubtedly one
the best in southern Vermont.
The reports at the annual mpetil
of the Brattleboro Mutual Aid assOci
tiOn yesterday afternoon showed tn
$50 calls were received and that neS
~ all of the sick and emergency ca
were filled. The - attendants were e
ployed 800 days. The supervisor h
POI patients under her care, and >
calls were made in supervising a
maternity work. The district nun
had l49 patients, and 1,094 distr
nursing calls were made during (
year. The treasurer s report show
the total receipts to have been 9,30S
and expenditures $9,2sO.01, leaving
balance on Oct. | of $2S.2S.
Rummage sale to be held in the Anne
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