The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The 1904 Birthday club viii meet
this afternoon with Mrs. .. f., Ran
dali.
Mrs. Rodney Wheeler found an arbu
tus blossom in West BrattIehoro one
day this week.
The Sunday school service in the
H Oak Grove school house will be held
at , clock Sunday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the y +. o..
T. will be held Monday evening, Dec.
II, instead of Dec. : as previously an
nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney II. Farr enter
tanned a few friends in their home on
Canal street Thursday afternoon and
evening. At 0 clock a bounteous
turkey dinner was served and in the
evening cards were, enjoyed.
II Dugan 5 orchestra and the chorus
choir will render the national anthems
of Great Britain and her colonies Sun
dav evening in the First Baptist
church. Rev. Mr.. Tomkinson will speak
on Great Britain, Her Customs, Ideals
and Religious Conditions.
Special evangelistic meetings in
Salvation Army hall, IS High street,
will be conducted by Captain and Mrs.
Crawford tonight ut o clock and
Sunday at II a. m. and ) and 5 7. m.
Sunday school begins at / =. m. On
Monday night a Young people : meet
ing will be held at $ o clock.
The pictures at the Princess thcater
we're particularly good last evening.
md there was Il big audience. The vita,
graph feature, Warfare i'll the Skies.
| was especially interesting and showed
,-ividly how lighting is done in air
raft The Pcrils of Pauline is nearing
@he finish. John Bunny, the comedy
avoritc. WAS exceptionally good in
Such a Hunter.
In the south window of the American
3uilding, the headquarters for the Red
cross Relief work, stands a Rcd Cross
Nurse dressed III the regulation uui
form, and beside her is Il contribution
BOX where all who will may contribute
towards the great work which is being
lone by that society. The wax figure
was loaned by the Michelman System
md was dressed by the Mutual Aid as
ISOLATION.
John Arthur Tasker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T.. Taskcr, was at home to
] nine friends and their mothers vester-
lay afternoon at his home ON Organ
street, it being his first birthday ami
q versary. Refreshments OF orange juice
4 and graham waters were served. after
which the tots danced in Il Very anus
4 ing way 10 the music on the yictrola
Master John was remembered with scv
rral gifts.
Miss Edith Stockweu and Miss liz
= zie Stevens delightfully."- cntertainc,
he HIS club last evening AT the tei
Dom in West Brattleboro. Five-hun
bred was played during the evening
I rhe royal prize was won by Miss Phoe
ne Clark, the progressive prize wen
I o Miss Nellie Redding and the conso
I alton prize was captured by Miss An
l ME Park. Mrs. Bennett served Il de
I icious luncheon.
William Douahuc of Rutland. wh
I was brought To the Brattlehoru Retrca
yesterday for mental treatment. ac
I "ording to his mother, Mrs. Louis
B Donahue OF Ca&rlet0u. has been Had
% because OF two accidents when ii
NaS Young, in which lie WAS iuiure
{ about the head. He believes now tina
81 very man who approaches him is
Z detective and that ne has done som
4 wrong for which he should be pun
: ished. He has a wife and two sons.
! Miss Nellie Ellis is i'll with VIII,
kI7wo physicians have pronounced iufaI
lie paralysis III the home OF her mott
II, Mrs. William Sexton OF 80 Rec
I street. She left her work in the Vii
ton paper mill two weeks ago Thursda
md for time was treated III tn
Nelrose hospital, She continued to b,
'ome worse and last evening DIR. "
Il. Lane was called. He reported til
1 'ase to Health Officer Henry Tuckc
\ and today both physicians visited til
I patient and agreed that she had il
antile paralysis. She is ] : wears oil,
4 The house is under quarantine.
I Miss Susan Houghton will open
{ Christmas sale of fancy articles De
at 1872 Main St.-Adv. 235-29
Exhibition and Christmas sale
haudpainted china. Miss GLADYS Mors