The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

wood floor laid in their store.
The funeral of Mrs. John L. John.
son viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at o clock in the Swedish Lutheran
| church.
The women of the Episcopal churcI
will hold a rummage sale in the Ameri
can building Saturday and Monday
| Oct. il and 10.
Road Commissioner w. l.. Walker i.
having cement sidewalk laid on the
south side of Elliot street from the
New Emerson building to the Empire
| theater. The old concrete walk had be
come worn out.
Glass No. l. of the Baptist Bible
school met at Mrs. +. J. Eddy's on Chest
nut street Thursday afternoon Twenty.
Ethree members We're present Several
aprons were made and refreshments were
served \ good time was enjoyed by all
H. 2. Yearly's Pedro won fourth
| money in the 2.20 pace at the fair in
Suffield, Conn, yesterday, finishing
| second in the first heat and fifth in
the two following heats. Hazel
| Strong, j. O. Casey Of Hartford, won
in straight heats, the fastest IN
2.15H.
| The October meeting of Brattleboro
| chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, Will be held in the vestrv
| of the Baptist church in West Brattle-
boro Tuesday, October ID, at $50. This
| viii be a musicale in charge of Mrs.
j. E. Higley, and a large attendance
| is desired.
The Arms academy football team OIL
| Shelburne Falls, Mass. strong eIey.
en-, will play the Brattleboro high
| school team at Island park tomorrow
| at $50 O clock This team PLAYED
Greenfield high recently and while
they lost they kept the Greenfield
team guessing. The game tomorrow
viii be NCrth seeing.
MIS-. A Wells Stowe gave delight
| full luncheon at ! o clock yesterday al
her home on Western avenue, Mrs. w
! RI. Bl9elOW being the guest of honor
Mrs. Bigelow will leave soon for hen
winter home in Tarpon Springs. Fla
The color scheme in the dining room
was yellow and was carried out in a
very effective way. chrysanthemum
and roses being the flowers used. Each
guest had yellow rose as a favor.
The vote for New York state comp
tToiler IN the recent primaries, IN
which James +. Hooker OF Schenecta.
dy, formerly of Brattleboro, was a can
dldate, was as follows: Strassburper
1853; Hooker 62,2l4; Travis IS. 165.
Mr.. Travis 5 majority over Mr.. Hooker
in Brooklyn, his home. was between
$4,000 and 10000 and in Albany 5000
Mr. Hooker carried most of the up
state counties, including the cities of
Buffalo, Rochester, Utica and Science
tadN. lie Is city comptroller of Sche-
nectady.
Frank Larrow 5 Boggie won second
in all three heats OF the named race
for Il purse Of $500 at the fair in
Northampton yesterday. Casey Jones
took first place in each heat in 2.1s1a.
2.l9l2 and 2.20&l. The attendance at
the fair yesterday Is estimated at 20
GOO. \ feature of the dav was the
aeroplane flights Of Charles Fay, IT,.
formerly of Chicopee. He circIed the
fair grounds several times, made deep
dips, ran the machine in an almost
perpendicular position and came down
on the exact spot where he started.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Austin of New
York city, who are spending a few
weeks in town, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Friday evening
Oct. :, in the home of Mr. Austin 5
sister, Mrs. q. H. Danyew. 1873 Elliot
street, il being Mr.. Austin 5 bovhood
home. Only the family were present.
Mrs. Austin wore white satin. en-
train, with overdress of rare black
lace, the lace being an heirloom of
her mother. Many kilograms and mes
sages of congratulations were received
during the day. Music and singing bv
nine of Mr.. Austin : nephews and
nleees was very enjoyable feature
of the evening. Refreshments of ices,
cakes and candy were served and
numerous valuable gifts received. On
their return to their home Mr. and
Mrs. Austin will he given reception
by members of the New York Athletic
club, of which he is athletic instructor
and rowing coach