The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-01
RRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

/ 1rst and second degrees Wednesday |
] evening.
f. A. Waldron of West Brattleboro.
has returned from Wardsboro, where
1 he bought a handsome yoke of g.
4 year-old Durham steers
4 Many people took advantage of the May
breakfast served at the Universalist
church this morning from 6 to 8 o'clock
The women served an excellent breakfast
and took in $50.
Rev, Father Grecious of South Boston
was at st. AIichael's Roman Catholic
church Sunday to administer the sacra-
ments to the Lithuanian people belonging
no the parish
Ii persons having rubbers which
they are willing to contribute for the
benefit of the kindergarten fund will
notify Miss Jessie l.. Gregg at Put
ney road the rubbers will be called
for.
The L. c. c. gave an invitation
dance last evening in Knights of CO.
lumbus hall, for which Leitsinger and
Dugan furnished music The patron
esses were Mrs. i. l.. Hildreth, Mrs
Gordon Timer and Mrs L. L. Knowl-
ton.
The Keystone Four, in the vaude-
vile act at the Princess theatre for
the rest of the week in harmony sing
ing, was given a big hand last night.
The young men have good voices
and the audience insisted on responses
to their encores.
The thimble party social given by
the Woman s Relief corps at G. A r.
hail yesterday was a great success
About so We're present and 1875 was
realized for the treasury The occa-
4 sion was very pleasant for all Re
\ freshments were served.
The Sunshine society, branch one,
q will hold a rummage sale Saturday,
May 8, in the American building. Any
one having articles they wish to con
tribute may notify Mrs. A. w. Rock
well, Mrs. A. W. Montgomery, Miss
Edith \. Gilkey or Miss Ruth Childs,
and they will be sent for.
The annual meeting of the Epworth
b league was held last evening in the Metho-
\ dist church. The following officers were
4 elected President Erwin p Smith
1st vice pres. L. \. Shaw; 2nd vce-pres.
4 Mrs Erwin p. Smith; Bird vice-pres
Mrs. F. \. Shaw; 4th vice-pres. Miss
4 Glenna Blaisdell; sec, Miss Gertrude
Nichols; treas, Abbott Frizzel
4 The funeral of William Sitting, wht
died yesterday at the home of hi
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Babb, will be hel,
at 3 clock tomorrow in St. Michael ::
4 Episcopal church. Friends are cordial
ly invited. The burial will take plac,
in Meeting House Hin cemetery. Pre-
ceding the church service prave
service will be held ut the house,
3 Fine street.
y Two of the iron posts that supper
-. Il,;.l
broken off close to the sidewalk. Will
there does not appear to be any i'm
mediate danger or the railing being
" badly weakened by this condition i
might give way under some unusua
rs strain, and it would be an ugly fal
for anyone to tumble into the Whet
ed stone brook,
Ks The Pioneer Revolver and pisto
w club held its first competitive shoe
II last evening in the armory. Tn
match was at 80 yards, under artfi
m cial lights, with a possible score o
st 500. The scores made, which were a
follows, viii be used by the Unite,
~ States Revolver association in decid
nm ing the state championship: d. IL
G Stafford 357. George \. Mctcalf 339
Pearl T. Clapp 31S.
,stI Mrs. +. w. Gibson gave a luneheo
nix and auction bridge party at her HON
on Oak street Wednesday and Thurs
no dav afternoons. On Wednesday tn
an first prize was won by Mrs. L. il
Crane and the second prize by Mrs
II Charles 4. Bovden, and on Thursda
d. the first prize was won by Mrs W.
Daley and the second prize by Mrs. /
IA f. Holden. The luncheons were /
Iar. honor of Mrs. Gibson s sister, Mr.
+ Carpenter of Chester, who is her CUES
this week.
mo- The annual communication of Bra
io1 tleboro lodge, No. l02, F. and 4. NJ
was held in the Maconic temple las
i, evening. After the annual report
, ar had been presented, showing a remarl
r ably successful wear in every respec
the annual election took place, officer
being chosen as follows: w. NJ, f.
az Adams; s. W., A. l.. Pettee; j. W., /
va s. Merrill; treas. Y. o. Jones; see
Jesse T. Haynes. Ferris r. Naugha
n was chosen trustee and member of II
Masonic Building association, both II
III a term of three years. The eleetlN
and appointive officers will be install
l. ed at date to be announced later.
nv Reginald V. Brooks, son of Mrs.
hev Marion Brooks of New York, forme
" of Brattleboro, has been admits
.,x as one of the choristers of Ora
how how church, New York city, and as su
my will he educated ut Grace ehur
ehoristers' school. The course of stui
inc is made to conform as nearly as pos
her BILE to that of the best private schot
lose and includes music also. The cane
dates must be between eight and
.1icr wears of age Evelyn Nj. Brool
be daughter of Mrs. Brooks, has ma
sive five grades in the public schools in Il
the than two years. She has passed t
mid-term test, being the only stude