The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-02
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. Charles Davis of Estey street
enioyably entertained the Esteyville
Whist club in her home last evening.
Mrs. A. w. Bushnell won first prize and
Oscar Pearson won the consolation
prize. Mrs. A. c. Winchester held the
lucky number and drew the April fool
prize A buffet luncheon was served.
At the close of business last evening
in the town clerk office a total of
403 dogs had been licensed. There are
yet some 80 dogs to be licensed i'll
town, taking the figures of last year as
"a comparison. For this month they
may be licensed at So more each than
If this formality had been attended
to up to last night After May | UNI
licensed dogs are to be shot.
Miss Minnie Jondro entertained last
evening at her home on South Main
street the members of the w. w. class
of girls of the Methodist Sunday
School, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. She was the recipe
lent of several gifts. Games and music
were enjoyed. Those present include
Mrs. l.. r. Robinson, teacher, Misses
Ruth Barker, Thyra Morrell, Nina An
derson, Fern Nourse, Elsie Nourse,
Evelyn Metcalf and Florence Spauld-
ing.
Announcement has been received this
week of the marriage of Robert J. Bottom
ly, secretary of the Good Government
association of Boston, and Mrs Margaret
Dunn Spencer of Waltham, widow Of
Arthur c. Spencer of Brattleboro. The
ceremony was perfarmed by Rev. Charles
r. Dole at his home, f Roanoke avenue
Mrs. {. ). Bottomly and Mr. and Mrs 2.
ii. Dunn, parents of the bride, were pres
ent. On their return from a short honey
moon, Mr. and Mrs. Bottomly will live in
Jamaica Plain
Deputy Sheriff Herbert E. Harris
this morning caught at the railroad
station q colored boy who had run
away from the home of G.. A. Dewitt
IN North Hinsdale, " H., where he
had been farmed out by the New Eng
land Home for Little Wanderers. The
boy admitted that he had not beei,
abused, but said he just left because
ne did not like the place. Mr.. Dewitt
sent for him and he was taken back.
Inc branch headquarters of the home
in Greenfield was notified.
Connecticut Valley council. No. IS
R. & S. NJ, held its annual assembly
IN Masonic temple last evening and
elected these officers: T. |. NJ. Chris
tie B. CroweIl; d. NJ, Charles II.
Niles; p. c. of w, James B. Ran
doll; treasurer, ?. Frank Connors; re-
corder, William B. Vinton; c. of G.,
Clements A. Brown; c. of the G.. Ar
thur V ID. Piper; marshal, Louis c.
Stiff; steward, Major C. Houghton;
chaplain, Ferris r. Vaughan, sentinel.
Henry w. Simends; It trustee, William
b, Ninton; cocporator of the building
association for three years, Walter E.
Hubbard.
The third annual concert and ball of
the operators of the Brattleboro teIe-
phone exchange win be held in Festi-
val hall Friday evening, April l6.
Leitsinger S orchestra of 10 pieces
will furnish music and the hall will be
decorated by Spaulding and Marion.
The concert will be from to 9
o clock and dancing from to l. The
patronesses will be Mrs F. A. Thomp-
son, Mrs. E. D. Whitney, Mrs. w. R.
Daley, Mrs. J. G. Estey, Mrs. John c.
Dewitt and Mrs. Ralph J. Eldridge
The committee in charge of the ball is
composed of Miss Lena Smith, Miss
Lena Coombs. Miss Minnie Toomey
and Miss Lucy Walbridge.