The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-30
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Two inches of snow fell III Whining |
ton this morning, and there is very
bad travelling in consequence.
Rev. L. Q. S. Osgood will conduct
the o'clock Sunday afternoon ser
vices at the Home fer the Aged dur
ing the month of May
The New England auxiliary will hold
regular meeting this week Friday
evening al $50 at the home Of Mrs
Stillman Graves on Flat street.
An important meeting Of the Brat
tleboro Boat club Will he held Friday
evening, May |, in DIR. A. l.. Pcttec 5
Office, Crosby block, at 40 o clock.
The Epworth League will hold its
annual business meeting and election
Of officers this evening at 1.30 in the
league room in the Methodist church.
The meeting of the directors of the
Blattlcboro Savings and Loan associ-
ation will be held Friday evening at
s o'clock. Payments on shares are
due on or before that date.
II. T. Baldwin, commissioner at
large of the state fair ut White River
junction, has accepted the invitation
to be one of the judges at the July 4
races under the auspices of the Valley
| Fair association here.
| y party of IL young persons last even
ing surprised MIR. and Mrs Harold Newell
at the home OF Norman Newell III West
Brattleboro The young couple were pre-
scented d casserole and during the evening
refreshments OF ice cream and coffee were
! served.
/ \ meeting OF the Masonic Bowling club
will be held tomorrow night at 80 tor
the purpose OF awarding the prizes and
selecting the first and second teams To rep
resent the club at outside games. All IN
terested in bowling are invited to be pres
ent.
Class No. II of the Baptist Bill,
school. Mrs. +. Y. Merse teacher. he'll
its monthly meeting last evening Will
Miss Amy Moran on Homestead
place. \ social hour followed and re-
freshments were served. There wer,
Is members present.
Charles Lockwood of Canal street re
ceived 4 painful injury yesterday af
ternoon while at his work at the ). \
. Smith Mfg. Co. ; factory. \ stick flew
and hit his glasses, driving q piece .
glass into one eye. The glass has bee
removed, but Mr.. Lockwood viii l.
incapacitated a few days.
The Michelman System began thi
morning a l5-day sale in celebrate
of the first anniversary OF their occl
patton of their present eommodiou
quarters in the Park building. Spt
cial prices prevail in all department
, and carfarcs will he paid to all-out
oftown customers. not exceeding /
per cent of their purchases.
Tomorrow Is the first of the two day
suggested by the Civic Improvement
! league as cleanup days in Brattlebor,
2 1t is hoped that all persons. whcthc
. property owners or not, viii unite in TIN
= movement to make the town look bette
not only for residents but also for visitor
THE league viii expect that those who Al
+ responsible for the "eye-sorcs' about tow
= will have them abatcd 10y the first Of ii
-, week.
Lieut.. Frank 5, Clark of the Unite
States coast artillery, who has rcceu
~ bean stationed in the Philippine
viii sail for tho I nitcd States in Ma
accompanied by his wife. After
leave Of absence following his forcig
service Lieut.. Clark will report to +
Terry near New London. Lieut.. Clar
who is son Of Mrs. F. T.. Clark
% this town, recently won Il prize of -
in an ESSAY competition conducted |
y the ARTILLERY Journal, his subject b
ing \ War Condition Period and Ho
it Can Best be Utilized.