The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Jolly Sixteen will meet with
Mrs. Edwards, 5 Spruce street, tomor-
row afternoon.
The annual coon suppeh of Quonek-
ticut tribe, |. o. r. NJ. will be held
in Red Mems hall Wednesday evening
at clock.
William c. Horizons agency has soFd for
Clarence A. Beers his farm IN Vernon to
| /. c. Watson of Bernardston, Mass, pos
session given at once
Ii. G.. Streeters real estate agency
has bought of Mrs. Edith Burbank the
farm in West Chesterfield, N H.,
known as the Larkin Farr farm, for in
vestment.
Frank P. Chisholm, professor OF
mathematics in Tuskegee Institute.
will speak in the Congregational chap
ell tonight at the regular devotional
service of the church.
| John James Perry of Attleboro,
Mass, and Miss Inez Smith Reid of
the same town were married yesterday
in the office of the town clerk by Carl
s. Hopkins, justice of the peace.
The women Of the First Baptist
Ichurch served an excellent chicken pie
.Isupper last evening in the church par
Tors to a large crowd. 1t was neces-
sary to set the tables twice and some
of them three times.
Miss Delilah Tudor very pleasantly
entertained Is friends at her home on
Highland street last evening. The
evening was spent in playing fvshun-
bred, after which refreshments of cake
and coffee were served.
Ernest a. Reed who is visiting his
mother, Mrs NJ. |. Reed of Vernon and
has been boarding in Newfane several
days during the hunting season, Sc
cured a fine buck Wednesday after
noon which weighed LIS pounds.
DR.. Henry Tucker, health officer,
says that Brattleboro has had the
lowest death rate for the last six
months of any similar period within
his knowledge In the five months
ending Nov. | there were nine less
burial permits issued than for the sim
liar period year ago.
The public service commission gave
a hearing this morning in the office oil
the commission en- the petition of the
Connecticut River Power company fol
permission TO issue coupon notes. The
company desires to issue such note.
for the purpose Of paving for develop
ment work, including the transmission
line TO Bellows Falls and from Vernon
to Shelbarne Falls and for the refund
ing of outstanding notes. The com
pany asks the RIGHT to issue such note.
to the value of 100000.
Russia in Times Of Peace will be the
theme of the stereoptieon lecture in the
Centre congregational church SUNDAY
evening at 40 O'Clock. This is an Under
wood x Underwood lecture and give,
glimpses of the Gar vast empire all the
way from the Baltic shore to the cas-
coast of Siberia-eity life, country life
the palaces OF royalty and the prisons o
the outcast, the work and play Of a grea
nation that is bound to develop in tn,
Ieourse of time into one Of the great socia
forces of the modern world.
Sedgwick Woman, Relief corps. No. =
held sewing meeting yesterday after
noon in Grand Army hall, the time bein
devoted to Red Cross work In the even
ing the regular meeting and inspection
D was held. The inspector was Mrs. Emil
|. Marsden, department president. fror
! George A. Custer corps, Bennington
Sixty-two members We're present beside
\ as guests Mrs Agnes Farnsworth of f. Fl
Stoughton corps oil Bellows Falls. Mr.,
\ Anna Bush. Mrs Clara Bush and Mr..
Grace Perry Of Orchard corps OF New
/ flame
? Otto Mcnroc Doubleday. Ga, o
\ Springfield, Mass, brother of Willial
H. Doubleday of Brattleboro, die
\ Wednesday night in his home
y Springfield. He had been i'll TO,
4 months with pernicious anemia NJ
Doubleday was Il native of Share
(Vt.) and had lived in Shelburne an
J Springfield (Vt.) before moving
2 1892 TO Springfield, Mass He was e.
J gagged in the grocery business. He W;
\ Il member of Hope church and
staunch advocate of the temperan,
y cause. Besides his wife he leav,
\ three sons and two brothers. The f
y neral will be held tomorrow afternoc
in his home, 36 Catherine street, at
Q clock. The burial will take place
Springfield.
q Dance, Odd Fellows hall, Frida
"A My 12-AJy oIT.0tS