The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-29
BRATrlEBoEo DAILY REfokNER 1915
sRATTLEBORo LOCAL

The p. c. club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Albert Eixby, Wash
ingtqn street.
A Sunday school service will be held
in the Gal, Grove school house Sunday
afternoon ut clock.
Rev. Henry Lamb Of West Brattle-
boro win conduct the chapel service at
the Retreat Sunday afternoon at 8
clock.
There will be no service in the Centre
Congregational church Sunday evening,
owing to the special services in the
Baptist church.
4 10-eent social was held Wednesday
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. L. K.
Fuller. Music was enjoyed and re.
frcshments were served.
Pocahontas council conferred the degree
last evening under the direction of G. r.
Simonds After refreshments of salad, hot
rolls. cake and coffee social hour with
music and dancing was enjoyed.
A rehearsal of the entire minstrel
company viii be held in the Brooks
House parlor this evening at 8 o'clock.
| The Zouave drill team will meet at
Fenton & Co. 5 store at O'Clock this
evening.
| James Lyons a carpenter at the Brat
| tlebor0 Retreat, who owns a building lot
on Elliot street which he bought of the
Knight estate, has lumber and building
material in readiness for erecting in the
\ spring a Confinement house
| William H. Pagdin will sing in the
! Baptist church sunday morning, and
| Henry Bond and Mr.. Tomkinson will
/ give reports of the Billy Sunday meet
1 ings in Philadelphia. Both recently re-
turned from a visit tn these meetings.
/ Mrs. \. NJ Bennett of West Rrattle-
boro entertained l6 near neighhors at
/ "a quilting bee at her home yesterday
afternoon. Refreshments Of tea, sand
wiches and cake were served. Mrs Hen
l ~ Lamb poured, assisted by Miss
n Gladys Stellman and Miss Patience
n Wilder.
The new passenger tariff of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad has been fled
with the public service commission and
is to become effective March l. There
are minor changes in the rates to diff
ferent points which accord with those
charged by the Boston & Maine rail
road to the same points.
A public supper was served by the
congregational women in their chapel
/ last evening, under the direction of
Mrs. Frank II. Howard. 1t was large.
iy patroni2ed and much enjoyed, the
menu including escalloped oysters. cold
meats, coffee, rolls, etc. The Christian
!ndeavor society conducted a success
III sale Of homemade candy.
The big pair of white horses owned
hNr h L, ftr, e.
near the post office this morning Il
Elliot street. In turning the corne.
from Main to Elliot street the heav,
sleigh slowed entirely around and be
I fore the horses could get under motion
again several men caught them TIL
only damage done was to one of tn
sled runners.
Y At the Empire treater this week i
a special added attraction, two India
chiefs in vaudeville, showing cowbo
sports and pastimes. Chief Half Moo
b is u full blooded Arapahoe from tn
& reservation of Minnesota, and was
model for the late Frederick Remin.
ton. Chief Yellow Bird is q fun bloodc
Sioux from Pine Ridge agency, Sout
A Dakota, Carlisle graduate and Wit;
graph performer.
4 The funeral of Frank c. Adam wa
held this morning in ST. Michael
Roman Catholic church, Rev. Fathe
k Fogarty officiating. A delegation frol
st. Michael s court, c. O. T., of whic
Mr.. Adam was vice chief ranger, a
tended as escort. The bearers wer
= Thomas A. Austin, Harry y. Han
. John Grady, John Curry, John Know
ty and William o. Young, The burr:
took place in the Roman Catholic cen
etCry.