The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The X. Q. X. A. will meet tomorrow
evening at 7l5 clock.
The meeting of the O. " c. club viii
| pe postponed one week.
Protective Grange will hold Il regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
There will be a social and dance in
| Masonic temple tomorrow evening. All
Aasons are invited, with ladies.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Mutual Aid association will be held
| Wednesday at $50 at the headquarters.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
mold ITS regular meeting with Mrs. w.
a. Meilen, % Estey street, Wednesday,,
March 10, at ) p. m.
All members of the Woman S Relief
corps who have been asked to contrib
ute for the sale are asked to leave ar
neles at Grand Army hall as early
Wednesday as possible.
Herman Baker Adams of Wor
cester, Mass, and Miss Harriet Ger
trude Wiley Of Sanbornville, n. H.,
were married yesterday in the office of
the town clerk by Carl S. Hopkins,
justice of the peace
Miss Maud Stearns received the set
OF Stratford silver given away at the
/
set will be given away tonight, when
the feature attraction viii be Alice
joyce in the Theft of the Crown
Jewels
". N. Hosley Of Londonderry has en-
; tered suit for trespass against G. j.
Batchelder OF Peru, alleging that on
July !, 1914. and at other times Batch
elder entered with force and arms "a
barn in Peru now owned by Justus B.
, Brown and took therefrom seven tons
Of hay to the value Of $40.
The eighth episode of the Master
Key shown at the Empire last night
proved to be exceptionally interesting.
1t viii be shown again tonight. Collins
! ami 6hehay in songs and duets made
thelr hrSt appearance At this house, be
tore large audience. and their singing
! vas received with much applause. They
will sing again tonight.
Mr.. Ost of Boston, a viohnist OF
note, will give u concert III the Swedish
d congregational church on Strand ave.
a nue. Thursday night of this week Mt s
! o clock. The proceeds viii 90 to the
Sailors Home in Boston. Nj Ost !.
g an artist Of rare ability, a thorough
i master of his instrument. and AWAY.
e gives genuine pleasure and satisfaction
;. to his audiences
The local Red Cross committee viii
d pack and ship Thursday the secont
t box for the relief of the Belgians. /
/ Is urgently requested that all ont
> standing work be returned on CT be
II fore that day either to the Rest room
or to the store Of Hertzberg Brother
/ on High street Anything in the wa,
Y Of cotton or flannel that would be use
Is full will be welcome in addition TO tn
lie work that is to be returned.
III Mrs. Nary Hatch Willard of Ne1
4 York, chairman Of the surgical dress
N lngs committee for whom work Ira
h been done IN Brattlebara and othe
Y. towns has written in acknowledgement
Of the receipt OF tho second box sen
n. from Hrottlcboo Last week After eS
# pressing her thanks Tor the iuteres
=, shown she adds: \ superb contribr
, ton. Everything we wanted and neet
= e,t SO much. >, The surgical dressing
a. workers WILL lps meet again INIT
'l further notice. a,
, Ms Laura L. Clark futile, who's
tteath occurred in Clinton, Mich. II arc
#" :, was horn in Dummerston Ial
u. ISIS, L daughter of Mr.. and Mr
with heY- father 5 family ut the age {
"a 20. Two years later she married d
IS Albert +. futile, who died in 1884, an
ne her home was in Clinton to the time {
her death. Children were born to the
in who died III infancy. Her only nes
nj relatives are two nephews, John 7. an
tn Charles +. Clark, Il niece. Mrs. LauI
N. Clark Judge, all of Clinton, and or
M cousin. Charles a. Clark of Springfield
IL Mass.
An Illustrated lecture on South Ind
H. and the Tel2gus will &c given tonig|
.or 1t O clock in the First Bapti
49, church by Rev. George Z. Tomkinso
>iEty-five beautiful colored slides W
- be shown, including Hindu temple
- holy men, shrines. religious fcstiv;
- native villages, irrigation, mail carrier
IN BARRIERS, snake chormerS, east fanlilit
ne Il wedding scene. missionaries holdil
,de services in native villages. Bib
ied schools, high schools, colleges, tooth;
ut teams. girls schools, hospitals, the
loeical seminary. etc. These slid
in will show many of the places visited
Mrs. Helen b. Montgomery. Adm
, > sion is free. 4 collection will be tax,
lrs. The annual meeting Of the Bratt
urt holo Civic Improvement league was hi
ses- last evening in the home Of Dr. Hen
y. lIolton. These officers were electe
President, Rev. D. f.. Trout; vice Or
idents, George l.. Durham, Mrs +
mont Hamilton, Mrs. G. c. Aver
Mrs c. 5. Pratt and Miss Jessie Greg
cen treasurer, Mrs. c. {. Fits; assists
treasurer, Mrs. c. r. AIdrich: secreta
.;, Mrs. l.. +. Adams: standing comn
l,',s tees-chairman Tor the north sect
-. II of the town. Mrs. George BOWL
~ south section, Mrs. Harold Smith;
lI t' teyville section, Mrs. Frank Pier; w
. iliS I5rattleboro d. T. Perry; window :
~ NV dens, Carl :. Hopkins; forestry, Geo
nose - 2
eigh a.,
npet W. hlahei anu olher
high "anted' orders are hluch IN adVa
OF the season. Advice from the bin
arby ne GARNER the better the worI
getts 10 Spruce Street, Taylor the Tailo