The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

ship in the Vermont Wheel club have
been filed and posted within a short
time.
The \. f. o. p. will have a card par.
ty at Mrs. +. j. La Duea 5 Friday night,
having changed the date from Thurs,
day as announced.
The Daughters circle of the Uni
versalist church will meet in the home
of Mrs. E. f. F1agg, Prospect street,
Thursday evening.
A. l.. Maynard was elected chair
man and Charles G. Staples treasurer
of the Odd Fellows building committee
at meeting last evening.
Several CT the Young women in the
Holstein-Friesian office held sewing
meeting last evening in the home Of
Miss Della Tudor on Highland street.
| Invitations have been received in
town for the wedding of Fred p. Wall
of Northampton, Mass, formerly of
Brattleboro, and Miss Bertha Pike of
| Mansfield Center, Conn. which will
take place at her home Dec. 23.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will hold its meeting next
Sunday evening at 80 instead of 6
o clock as usual. This change is made
on account of the Christmas cantata
to be given i'll the Congregational
church.
4 The Impcrials defeated a candlepin
team from Fort Dummer Mills last
evening on BuzzelI 5 alleys by 70 pins.
The team scores were 1924 to I,22I.
n The lmperials are ready to play any
local candlepin team at any time on
terms satisfactory to the challcngerS.
H Palestine Canton, Patriarchs Mill
tant, elected these officers at the am
nual meeting last evening: Commander.
Il ". !. Cain; lieutenant, George d.
/ Reed; ensign. {, w. Cushing: clerk.
John W. Howe; accountant. II. A.
lJohnson; trustee for three years. {. G..
\ Staples.
H Friendship circle elected the follow
ing officers in its annual meetin" last
Ievening: President, Mrs. Ida Sargent
vice president. Mrs. Cora Wilder; see
rotary, Ms. Myra l.. Stone; treasurer.
Mrs. Ida Gibson; directors Mrs. Larkin
w. Amidon. Mrs. lisa Evans. Mrs. Cas-
per \. Moran, Mrs. \. G. Arcaud. Mrs.
W. f. Pellerin.
4 special train of / cars. seven of
which will be steel Pullman sleel,ers
and parlor cars, viii pass through
Brattleboro Friday afternoon at about
; o clock with Dartmouth students
homeward bound for the Christmas Va
cation. Two parlOr cars and two day
coaches 90 to New York and five
sleepeTs are ticketed through to Nari-
GUS points in the West.
The employees of +. l.. Hildreth K
Go. dedicated the firm : new business
Office last night with an informal So.
cial and dance, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
dreth and Miss Hildreth welcomed
nh
Music for dancing was furnished bv a
victrola and there was opportunity for
card playing. The job press room pro
vided an attractive dance order, each
number having reference to a printing
process or to some member of the force
Punch and waters were served during
the evening.
Mrs Mary Morgan Ware OF ii Spring
street. Brattleboro, is the author Of
short story in the Boston Post of Mon
day. entitled Awakened. \ woman
| whose husband married her simply I,
| make her the mistress of his househol,
leaves a note i'll which She says sh,
| has gone away with Tom. knowing tina
| you would not miss me. The huS
band then realizes his selfishness an,
is quite overcome. but his wife return
and explains that Tom was not the MAJ
her husband thought, but was her broth
or. The incident works marke,
change in the relations of the husban,
and wife.
i The funeral of Mrs. Sarah 4. W
/ Bradley WAS held yesterday aftcrnoo
at 2.45 o'clock in her summer home o
Putney road, Rev. +. @. :. Osgood
4 pastor of the Unitarian church, o
which Mrs. Bradley was II lOngtim
member, officiating. Mrs. Mary How
Burton of Clinton sang How Cent?
II God s Commands and Abide With Nc
The bearers were men who had bee
in the employ of the family. The buI
ial took place in the family lot in Pro:
| pect Hill cemetery. Among those frol
out of town were Richards NJ Bradle
of Boston, John Dorr Bradley of Oh
cago, Mrs. Russell Tyson of Chicag
II and Mrs. w. r. Wesselhoeft of Bosto
HI children of Mrs. Bradley. and Mr.. an
4 Mrs. John 7. Williams Of Walpole, y
H., and Miss Caroline Keycs of Pu
Ii ney.