The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

usual time IN Odd Fellows hall.
Road Commissioner Warren l.. Walk. /
or had Main street washed yesterday
afternoon. and large amount of filth
was cleaned off.
The New England auxiliary will hold |
regular meeting tomorrow, Friday, !
nj ght at 80. at the home of Mrs. r. !
b. Davis on Canal street
The regular meeting Of the Woman :
Exchange will be held Monday after
noon at $50 IN the rest room. The
governing boarj will meet at 3 o clock.
The hospitality committee OF the Wo-
mans association of the Centre Con
gregational church will serve a creamed
fish supper in the chapel Tuesday even
ing at o clock.
The New England auxiliary will
serve sugar supper in Red Men 5 hall
Monday evening from to o clock.
!. social and card party will be held
from 80 1870 for the benefit of the
10 lgc. All members and friends are in
vitcd
The Mission circle of the Univcr
salist church will meet with Mrs Free
man Scott on Oak street Thursday.
March 10 Dc1 otional meeting at 3
o clock. Watchword, service. y paper
will bc read by Mrs. T.. +. tlagg sub
.icct, Service.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann (Smith)
Warmer, who died in the Home for
the Aged Tuesday night, viii be held
IN the Congregational church in West
BrattIcboro at II clock tomorro :,
preceded by prayer service at the
Home at 10 clock The burial viii
take place in the West Brattleboro
cemetery.
In the meeting of the Mutual Aid
association Wednesday the secretary
reported ~ calls for help III February.
Those for sickness and. emergency
wrrc all filled but four. The super
sor reported % patients under care;
l,,3 calls were made. The district nurse
hld % patients under care and %
calls were made.
Edwin ". +. Dyer through his al.
torneys, II. G. Il r. II. Barber, has
entered suit. in county court against
George +. Douglas, seeking to recover
$500 as , per cent commission on
the sale for $4,000 of the defendant )
farm in Putncy to j. Kelsey Bailey.
Interest on the $500 from the date Of
the sale to that Of the trial Of the
else also j. asked.
Martha Amanda (AlgetJ Clarke ha~
entered suit for divorce from William
Russell Clarke. They were married
Jan. l6. 1901. by William :. Newton
Justice of the pence aud She allege,
taat while She Was i'll at l.ittleton, \
H.. on Jan. -. ,902, her husband de
serted her ana that she has never seel
or heard Of him since. although she has
made efforts during the past year t,
llcate him.
The negligence ease of Moses X. IN
dersou OF Tlattsburgh y. y, father OF
lr. George Il. Anderson OF Brattlehoro
against the Howe Scale 90. Of Rutland
was begun in the Rutland county cour
Yesterday. Mr.. Anderson seeks L. re
cover $4,000 for injuries received il
January. 1909. when an elevator IN tn
companv's foundry fell 10 feet amt
car of pigiron, weighing about 800
pounds, fell on him in the cage. III
spine back apd feet were injured
The current number uf the ) and /
cent store Magazine ana Variety Il,
view contains a well written and finely
illustrated article by staff writer dt
.cribing in detail f. J. Fruton 4 Co
basement store. The ARTICLE is entitle
Getting Profits Out of the Basement
How One Concern Has Built Up Wor
lerful Business. II fills seven page
and includes eight large halftone pi,
lures showingthe big stock of goods
Fcnton < basement store attractivcl
displayed,
The Birthday club of East pumme
3ton surprised Hiss Florence Miller We
erday afternoon, when some 10 men
lers of the club called upon her AN
presented her Il beautiful pearl brooc
as a birthday reminder. Miss Ell
.lcnison made the presentation for II
club aud Miss Miller responded.
substantial and very ENJOYABLE supp
was served and in the evening gam
were played. Miss Miller leaves nc
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs Ernie
Piper, and Mr.. Piper for Great Fall
Mont. Although not "A member Of t
Birthday club she has met with Il
members several times.
Brattleboro chapter. ID. A. r.. he
It's March meeting Tuesday aftcrno
in the home of Mrs. l.. H. Holden. al
the hostesses were Mrs. Holden al
Mrs. w. +. Root. There was ii large ,
tendance and the meeting was entire
informal, each member carrying sewi
on which to work after the usual bu
ness session. \ short musical progra
was given, consisting of II piano solo
Mrs. Helen G. Brasor and . GROUP
songs by Mrs. +. II. Sanford. I
rooms were beautifully decorated "
flowers from the Holden greenhou
Refreshments were served. the no
csscs being assisted by Miss Marga
Root, Miss Ruth Dewitt and Miss II
lyn Emerson. In the absence of the
gent the vice regent. Mrs. G. L. Sti
ney, presided.
T. 4. Larrow AMI II. T. Yearly '
have horse sale in Springfield. Ma
at the Sheckler stables, Friday, Ma
II. They have 40 green horses. p;