The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

At the Empire. tonight and tomorrow
Lois Weber and Phillips Smallev will
3e seen in Scandal . f,o-act Broadway
lrama Of unusroi N crest.
Not all turkeys are cold storare
eleven biz crates of live turkeys came
Town the West River branch this mcfn
ng consigned to . Bridgeport, Conn.
house.
The men 5 club cf the Unitarian
hurch viii hold its first meeting OF thu
fear IN the parish house tonight at 5
> clock. n. II. Arnold Of The Rcfor.ucr
taft will read paper on The Reporter
md His Public
In the Swedish Lutheran chur, Ii the
Dung ladies' Dorcas society will owe
brief program this evening al
clock. Admission is free. To thusa L.
iring, refreshments will bc served
fter the program.
Twenty-seven members of the JUNO.
hristian Endeayor society of the Cen
re congregational church gathered in
he Centre church house last evening
nd spent a very enjoyable time plny-
ng games after which supper w1s serv-
II. This was the first supper served
the new rooms.
! lit 4dtt kudI the EOOI GL the main
building of the railroad station has b en-
covered with roofing paper has led to
many inquiries as to the character of
he permanent roofing. This will be
late. The flat roof of the baggage and
'xpfess part of the building is Of
gravel and tar. The plumbing is being
installed and the steel work is being
ushed.
A joint meeting of the Woman 5
guild and the Woman s auxiliary of
st. Michael s Episcopal church was
.eld at the home of Mrs J. l.. Martin
thursday. A covered dish luncheon was
,ervcd at l clock. Mrs Williams Of
chester gave a very interesting talk
IN the work Of the Woman 5 auxiliary
New England. Mrs. Lillian c. Royce
vas elected president of the Woman 5
-uild III place Of Mrs. F. w. Gipson,
Who has left town.
\ large number of women gathered
in the Centre Congregational chapel
yesterday afternoon for the annual f +
ign missionary thank offering meeting.
reports OF the annual meeting of tAc
Woman s Board Of Missions held last
week in Burlington were given by Miss
emma j. Gregg, Mrs. L. j. Waterman.
Hrs Z. II. Crane and Miss Florence
icmenway-W Wells. The onering amount
ID to $3.50. Tea was served at the close
If the meeting ANY women who were
lot able to send their offerings may
ring them Sunday to the morning ser
ice.
The woman : society of the Baptist
hurch held its annual chicken-pie sup
er and sale of fancy articles, candy
and aprons yesterday, the sale opening
at O'Clock and lasting through the
supper hour. Two, hundred and forty
supper tickets were sold. The excellent
supper was in charge of Mrs Harvey
sanders. Mrs. Arthur ?. Simonds, Mrs.
" f. Moves and Mrs G. +. Tomkin-
.on were in charge of the toy booth;
Mrs. Oscar +. Benson and Mrs J. Gray
Lstey had charge of the fancy-worll
able; Mrs. J. J. Estey, Mrs. II. p.
Wellman and Mrs. c. L. CIary sold
prons; Mrs. W. c. Horton and Mrs
William Cushman presided over the
table of jelies and canned fruit; Mrs.
Arthur l.. Maynard and Mrs Emory J
Eddy were in charge Of the art depart
nent; Miss Marjorie Crosby, Miss Ila
Eickers and Miss Ethel Wilmington sold
homemade candy. The new lights in the
hapel. the money for which the Chris
ian Endcavor society raised at tn
organ recital recently, were lighted for
The first time last evening. They are
the Brasco semi-direct type and give
very scft and pleasing light.
The Brattleboro Woman's club will hold
a sale of home cookery Saturday at 80 in
the Baptist chapel Adv. 223 30