The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Street cars will run to West Brat
tlebOro and Prospect hill tonight, af-
ter the performance of The Runaways
in the Auditorium.
The annual meeting of the Women IS
Alliance of the Unitarian church will
be held in the home of Mrs. Charles
Warder, High street, Friday afternoon
at 3 clock
The annual meeting of the woman IS
auxiliary of the board of missions of
the Episcopal church viii be held Fri
day at 3 P. m. in the home of Mrs. G.
w. Tyler, Tyler street
In a 10string match on the Masonic
bowling alleys last evening Sewall
Hovey defeated DR.. A. L. Pettee 795
to 763. The next match will be rolled
Saturday evening, Harry Busby
against DR.. Tracey.
A ladder leaning against the Holden
4 Martin storehouse this morning led
TO the discovery that someone had en-
tered the building and evidently made
off with several bags of cement, some
doors and probably some lumber. Tracks
of an automobile that had been backed
up to the building were visible
The annual meeting of the Epworth
league was held last evening in the
league room. The following officers
were elected: Pres, William Rogers;
Ist vice pres, Raymond Adams; End
vice pres, Miss Lydia Morrill,; Sd vice
pres, Miss Doris Wyman; 4th vice
pres, Miss Clara Tarbox; sec, Miss
Eleanor Chamberlain; treas, Lloyd R.
Robinson.
News has been received in town of
the death of Mrs. Grace (Hildreth)
! DoOln in her home in Natick, Mass
Tuesday, following an operation in
the hospital in that city She was the
wife of Timothy Doolin, formerly of
! BrattlebOro. Besides her husband she
! leaves a son Is years old and a daugh-
/ ter 10 years of age. She also leaves
an uncle, Frank l. Hildreth, and two
cousins, Irving B. Hildreth and Mrs.
Don H. Miller of Brattleboro The
funeral was held in Natick today
Protective Grange held a special
meeting last evening. Three candi-
dates were instructed in the first and
second degrees. The first degree was
conferred by the regular officers and
the second was conferred by the wo-
men s degree team with Mrs Walter
Nj. Robbins as master and Mrs Fred
II. Spaulding, IT., as overseer. On ac-
count of the Odd Fellows convention
it was voted to change the date of the
next meeting from May 10 to Nav 2G
At that time the third and fourth de
grees will be conferred and the har
vest supper viii be served.
About 80 past and present heaas OF
| Masonic bodies attended in the temple
last evening q complimentary banquet,
ut the close of which the Past Masonic
Officers association of Brattleboro was
organized with the following officers
President, William b. Vinton; vice p,es-
dcnt, Frank B. Putnam; secretary and
/ treasurer, George NJ Clay. The by
laws prepared by committee CONSIST
ing of w. B. Vinton, c. NJ CLAY and {
II. Niles were adopted. Rev. Henry l.
Ballou Of Chester, past master of the
grand lodge, was a special guest anO
made brief remarks, touching upon the
possibilities of usefulness of the organ
ization. it was voted to make Mr.. Bal
lou tho first honorary member of the
association.
At meeting of Esteyville residents
last evening in Fuller park for the
purpose of forming an athletic asso
citation for residents of that section
Rev. f. S. Hewitt was chosen chairman
of the meeting and Miss Florence Eos
i ter, secretary. These officers were elect
ed: President, Charles III. Davis; vice
president. Robert Burnham; treasurer
Frank w. Pier; secretary, Miss Flor
ence Foster; trustees, Rev. E. S. Hew
lit, Mrs. Ernest Rice, Mrs. f. w. Pier
committee on constitution and bylaws
Dennis E. Tasker, William T.. Miller
Rev. f. S. Hewitt; grounds committee
Hyland D. Tasker. Twenty-Five of those
present signifed their desire to join
the association and adjournment wa
taken until such date as the commit
tee on constitution and bylaws is rea
d. to renOrt.