The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-29
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The BODY of Charles Wood was
taken to Westmoreland this morning
for burial.
The mandolin club met at the home
of Miss Myrtle Cox on Western ave
nue. last evening.
The Woman s Relief corps served an
| excellent supper last evening in the
Grand Army hall.
The chorus choir of the Universal
ist church will meet tomorrow even
ing as usual at 7.30.
Rev. George E. Tomkinson will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at 3 clock.
E. Wales IS advanced dancing class
will have their reception next Tuesday
evening, Feb. 3, at the armory.
| Buzzell's restaurant was opened this
morning, after being closed month
for repairs Mrs. Buzzell is in charge
| Friendship circle will meet in Odd
| Fellows hall Friday afternoon at 2
o clock. Supper will be served at
! 6.l5. A good attendance is desired as
there Will be work to do.
| Ernest NJ Goodenough, whose electrical
shop was destroyed in the Grange build
ing fire has relocated over the store of
/ s. Wells Il Son on Main street near the
corner of Canal.
/ The women of the Universalist so
eiety, at their Japanse bazaar next
Wednesday and Thursday, will have
useful and fancy articles, home made
candy, flowers and grabs on sale.
The fire department sleigh which has
/ been in the process of rebuilding has
been drawn to the alleyway at the side OF
/ fire department headquarters 1t has not
yet been equipped with hose and other
I paraphernala
The funeral of Miss Sarah Osgood
Boyden will be held in the undertaking
parlors of Bond & Son at , clock
tomorrow. Rev. d. +. Trout of the
| Universalist church viii officiate and
the body will be placed in the tomh
in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
serve a public supper in the home of
Mrs A. E. Thomas, | Pleasant street.
Tuesday evening, Feb. ), from 6 to 5
o clock. These suppers are given for
the benefit of the Esteyville band
stand. and it is hoped that there Will
be a good attendance.
The fog and high temperature yeSter-
day practically ruined the sleighing ON
the principal streets. The village teams
that have been drawing snow from some
of the side streets were distributing it on
the Bridge street hill yesterday to help
teamsters with heavy loads get over the
hill. The same treatment would be ap-
preciated on Main street hill
+. Mrs. Rollin Brown. Mrs. w. A. vii
cox and Mrs. f. j. Coils entertained
seven tables at fve-hundred last even.
ing at Mrs. Browns on Western
avenue. The affair was Kewpie
! party, the rooms being artistically
) decorated with Kewpie kids Mrs
Guy Tasker won the first prize ana
+ Mrs. May Morris the consolation
; prize. buffet luncheon was served
! Henry John Either Of orthampton
/. Mass, and Miss Anna EVELYN Smith
of Greenfield were married in Green
: field Yesterday at the Holy Trinity
{ church The bridesmaid was Mis-
Nellie Ryan of Greenfield. and the best
: man was a brother of the bridegroom
They will live in Greenfield where Mr.
e Either has a position in the railroad
e Office. Mrs. Either has many friend.
! in town. She formerly lived here. be
I ing employed at one time by Mrs c. \
Bovden.
:. Protective Grange held their regula
: meeting last evening in Odd Fellows
. hall with a good attendance. Genera
. Deputy H. w. Sargent, assisted b,
I Past Master p. f. Franklin and A. +.
Miller, installed the officers. Letter
of sympathy in the loss of the Grang,
property by fire We're received from
n several Oranges and other organiza
| tions. These letters also containe,
K expressions of willingness TO assist il
N any way which they could. u. I. Perry
Y w. NJ. Robbins, II. w. Sargent, Q. T
IS Ware, II. c. Streeter. Mrs W. F. Nike
d made interesting and encouraging re
,r marks for the good of the order Tn
n next meeting will be held in Odd Fee
b, lows hall.
Prof. b. r. Baumgardts name
sufficient to assure the quality of tn
lecture tonight in the Congregations
et church at o'clock. The lecture wi
lie be remarkable presentation of tn
X. latest achievements in celestial photoc
r. raphy and has everywhere been greet
IS ed with the greatest enthusiasm. On
n of the remarkable photographs whic
or will be thrown on the screen shows tn
es shadows east by the volcanic crater
ct of the moon. The Union entertain
rs ment course committee. under who's
auspices the lecture will be given, ha
= no other definite plans for entertain
ments this season, but their final dee
= sion will be determined somewhat b
\ the proceeds of the lecture tonight
Brattleboro Chapter, D. A. R., wi
have a food sale in Miller's Cand