The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Tcan Z and team \ Of the Masonic
bowling league will meet tonight
\ regular meeting ~ Dcufis Rebek
aii lodge. No. |, viii he hcld this even.
ing IN odd Fellows hall Members
are rcguc.tcd TO dress in old-fashioned
clothes. IN entertainment in tho
foam cf Washington party viii fol
low the meeting
st Glc tce.dar meeting of Brattlc-
horo lodge, y. T.. O. r.. hast evening Il
81 .eT 1T ~ candidates was initiated
Refreshments were served after the
work, under the direction Of Mrs Ada
\ lies. supper committee Dancing fol
lowed until ll30 o'clock.
j small blast fred Yesterday after
noon below the grade OF Tire railroad
tracks directly opposite the station
made such co1eGssiou inat two win
dcaS in the front 81 ta railroad >ta-
t,n gracefully fell Gut The men have
begun work cutting Gown below the
-tadc n the tracks for the foundations
Tor tho union railroad station.
These officers were elect Il M The
mAual meeting of the Wirdham Couu.
1, Rural Mail Carriers association
Yesterday afternoons: Pres. ~ H. In
.. lis of Windham vice pres. Orrin |.
smith OF Cambrdgeport see. and
treas, George b. Bush OF Ncwfanc:
representatives TO state convention. Ist.
George b. Bush; III. X. r. curtis. Bar
louisville: 81. {. +. Harrington. Put.
Icv
4 sample Of granite taken from the
ncE Vernon quarry owned hv the Brat
tlriora Granite company, which was
iaken rom the quarry during the last
~ the season, IS on exhibition in the
M5npoW OF rhr Bfattleboro Trust com
pany. This specimen takes on an
e~pcciflv fine polish which permits of
decided contrast between the polish
ed surfacc amt the cut portions. The
Stone is darker than any other Ner.
mont granite and lends itself 30 fins
carving as stone from no other other
q, arry does.
Lyman H. Howe Of moving picture
fame has been engaged ~ Manager
FuN for return exhibition ii the Au-
d:tfr'nm Saturday. March "a, matinee
ana night sir. Howe is placing spl-
ci'i emphasis on his films showing the
construction OF the Panama canal. pie
=
this gigantic undertaking rs NO other
pictures 10. Beside, til, he VIII show
he Yellowstone national laqk. the his
turir ruins Pompcii, the Paris Zc3
salmon and funny fishing, sea \ views and
many other striking scenes
Mrs. y l.. Maynard entertained l.
friends at a Washington party last
evening. The house was decorated
W1ttlly with red, white and blue
= Gamers AMI lighted with many can
dl's. Games appropriate to the occa
SION were played and a buffet luncheon
was served. The dining table had for
the centcrplcce 4 cake decorated witt
ii . aud blue flowers Arising from
ne mats were rod white and blu,
candles in brass cundlc-sticks. Favor,
OF hatrh"ts and flags were given t.
each guest. All enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Nearly loo persons wore cntcrtanc,
pleasantly IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
i. 6. frosty on High street from :; I,
100 yesterday afternoon at lO-cen
social, on" of the series being givel
Under the auspices Of the Woman
association Of the Congregations
cIHtrh ~ the interest o. is pled9
toward the building fund. The guest
We're principally neighbors of Mr. an
Mrs. Crosby Mrs W. :. Bassctt san
sc%er9 solos, Mrs. Helen {. Braso
playing the accompaniments, aud 81
X tions were given on victrola r,
treshmcnts were served.
Mrs. Fred ITcscock entertained
dozen friends nj = George Wa~hingto
WrtN last evening 1T her home o
Canal street. The rooms were decora
e il keeping with the anniversar
bunting. flags and pictures being use
effectively. The guests were in 60
tune and impersonated characters
historical importance from George an
Martin Washington TO President M
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Five.hundr,
was played the prizes beino won /
Mrs. Eva Macknight and Miss MAJ
Brown. Refreshments served were
Keeping with the anniversary and
order TO preserve a suitable memen
OF the occasion flashlight pictures we
taken.