The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. Z. O. s. Osgood will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
sedgwiek post, G. A. r., will meet
in G. A. r. hall Sunday at $50, sharp,
TO attend the funeral of c. a. Wait,
man.
Barber and Miller rolled a 10-string
candlepin match on the Masonic bowl
ling alleys last evening which was won
by Miller, ss3 to S74, the closest
match of the series to date.
The Methodist Foreign Missionary
society held a regular monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. G..
Morrill, of High Lawn road. There were
Il present. The topic for the afternoon
was, Religious Training Of the Child.
a social hour followed the meeting and
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
Richard IL. Mead, who recently gave
mp his position with the BrattleborO
Drug Co., was married i'll St. John s
church in Concord, n. H., Tuesday, his
bride being Miss Eleanor b. Kelley
of Concord. Mr.. Mead now has po-
sition with his wife brother, John
i. Kelley, manager of pharmacy in
NtWpOIls ~ II.
Richard Bowen, chauffeur for Mosher
& Tucker, is suffering from a very Sc
we're sprain Of his right arm and wrist,
raused by being hit by the crank han
die of an automobile late yesterday af-
ternoon when the engine back fred.
At first it was believed that one or
more bones had been broken, but it
has been determined that the injury is
Il severe sprain instead
The Masonic bowling team will roll
match on the home alleys next week
against the Bellows Falls Masons and
will 20 to Greenfield a day or two
later to meet the Masonic bowlers of
that town. \ third match has been
arranged against the Keene Specials.
Capt. Dawes and Capt. White tipped a
roin for choice of the next meeting
place and the Keene leader won and
chose Keene for the third and final
game.
Thelma, >, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Guy o. Russell of Washington street,
fell yesterday morning from the side
Of the back verauda steps. striking on
her head and causing q bruise on her
forehead and a swelling on the left
side of the head. When she was pick
ed up she was unconscious, remaining
so the greater part of the day. DR.. \
J.. Miller and nurse were called. The
child is q little more comfortable this
afternoon.
The funeral of Mildred Esther Hall
9, who died Monday morning in the
Post Graduate hospital in New York
city, was held at , O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hall of Greer
street. Rev. Roy NJ Houghton of The
Congregational church officiated ant
the burial took place in MorningsidC
cemetery. The bearers were w. A
Subway, Howard Wellman, c. 4. Boy
den and O. +. Benson.
Mrs. Mary Z. (Foskit) Hobbs, 80
widow Of George Hobbs, died yester
day afternoon in the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. f. j. Coils of ] Higl
Lawn road, after a long period of fail
ing health. She had been in Brattle
boro two months. Mrs. Hobbs wa
born in Stafford Springs, Conn,
daughter of Orrin and Eliza Foskit
She leaves three daughters, Mrs o. w
Marcy of Palmer, Mass, Mrs. j. Il
Broadfoot of Amherst, Mass, and Mrs
4. j. Coils of Brattleboro, and on
brother, Gilbert Foskit of Midway
Mass. There will be a prayer servic
at the house Saturday morning at
O'Clock and the body will be taken t
Monson, Mass, where the funeral wi
be held Saturday afternoon.