The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The funeral of Alanson O. Johnson
viii be held in the Universalist church
tomorrow afternoon Il l.3O o clock.
Mrs. &. e.. Fits is entertaining the
women who took part I'M the recent
cling match this afternoon in her
home.
The boys Of ST. Michael : parochial
school are preparing cahsthenic drill
Tor their annual st. Patrick : day en-
tertainment. under the direction Of
John J. Clune.
The post office will be open Monday
from . Il. III. to l.. noon. and the car
riers viii make the first morning deliv-
cry and collections collections on
Main street ut =. m.
Tho children OF the. Congregational
sunday school wiz give their annual
fair il Festival hall March y. 1t will
take the form Of a Children : library,
the children reprenting titles of books.
Ihe last meeting of l.. Wales 5 pri-
gatr dancing class has been postponed
from next Tuesday evening to Mondav
| evening. March ;. At that time there
! will be extra music and reshments.
The deed to the Goodnue property
/ o. Main street was passed to the trus-
| tees OF the Congregational church this
| forenoon and the money fer the proper
IS, &l5,uoe. was laid over to the own
ers.
Tcoeil Dclisliv Of = Cherry street and
Miss Annie 0skin of the same address
were married this morning in ST. Mi.
chael's Roman Catholic church by Rev
I. J. Burke. They will make then
nome in Brattleboro.
The ways and means committee o
tine Woman : association OF the Cent?,
Congregational church are making AT
engagements for the recital to he given
IN Mt-. Mary Rowe Burton and broth
81. Laeion Hove. March .
'Lhc ~ t., O. +. will hold a regular
meeting Monday might in Red Mcn :.
hail at q clock. when the new degre,
team under the direction of Harry Nj
~wretIand. degree master. Will confei
the degree on large class Of candi
dates.
The Woman : Exchange has arrange,
for extra tables ut the military whist
party Monday evening AT : clock
Alter the 40 tables are filled for mil
ltary whist there Will be opportunit,
ier others TO enjoy auction ar bridge
tn proceeds Will Toe used to bench
tho rest room.
i Miss Lmuie IIolbrook. a missionar,
in Iura. Assam, formerly of Manchts
tel. \. H.. gave 4 YER interesting tai
in the FIRST Baptist church last even
ing oil her work among the people @
caro- hills. telling OF the misslo
schools and the cyangeljstc work lie
inc carried ON There. Miss Holhroo
shaved a number If curios and ri.
+ lures.
Master Richard Kenneth White &c
chrated his sixth birthday annivcrsar
this afternoon by entertaining sever;
little boys and girls. Games were pla'
!. cd and a birthday luncheon serve
Z The table was prettily trimmed wit
:. red, white and blue ribbon. The ri
! bon hung from the chandelier with +
5 vors for each little one. Red hate
cts. tiny flags, candle sticks, and brit
e day cakes in the center of the tab
:, completed the decorations.
= The women of the New Egland au
: iliary Of the y. +. O. j.. who compris1
Il party on a sleigh ride to Bernard
/, ten Il few weeks ago, were invited la
: evening TO the home of Mrs. F. b. ID
KS. II Canal street, to "a chicken-I
!" supper 1t was given in the form
Il Washington party. The dining roc
n was decorated with cherry trees a
le cherries with minute hatchets. Ea
IN woman was presented menu ca
q with the same decorations as souveni
te Later in the evening the men were
H. vited TO play five-hundred. The
casion was very enjoyable.
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