The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

| hold a puDIlc c3id party IN CTfand Army
| hall tonight.
The Boy Scouts of the Universalist
church will meet in the church parlor
at 7.15 o clock tomorrow e,enins.
A meeting of the Young Women s |
Sodality of the Roman Catholic church |
viii be held Wednesday evening at 80. |
Nh members arc requested to be pres
cnt.
An exhibit of Congregational women 5 |
| handiwCrll viii be new feature at the |
Thanksgiving food sale this year. The |
exhibit Will be in charge of Mrs. c. G. |
Fits and Miss Emma j. Gregg.
/ The eighth episode of Neal of the
Navy is the special attraction today
at the Princess theatre Tomorrow
with Florence Reed in the leading role
will be shown.
Albert r. Rice has bought of Mrs.
Georgia Haskell, widow of Ephriam
Haskell, her property at 20 Elm street.
This is a Involvement house with large
grounds and Mr.. Rice will move into the
lower tenement before December L.
Mrs. Haskell plans to make her home
with one of her brothers.
Pocahontas council, No. 4, D. of F.,
will serve corn and venison Thursday
evening of this week from 6 to i'll
Red Men s hall. At s clock a special
council fire will be kindled and the
adoption ceremony will be exemplified
on class of palefaces. Sons of the
great chiefs and other visitors will be
present.
The annual foreign missionary meet
ing of the Congregational Woman s as
ISOLATION will be held in the chapel
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock. A
|. REPORT of the annual meeting of the
q Woman s Board of Missions held last
G week in Burlington will be given. Tea
T viii be served at the close of the meet
s ing. All women of the parish are
l. urged to be present
e The funeral of Mrs Charlotte Morse
/ was held Sunday afternoon at 3
o clock in the Home for the Aged.
There was singing by quartet con.
sisting of Miss Jessie Hawley, Miss
Mary Bane, Fred S. Knight and Arthur
= L. Maynard, Miss Izetta Stewart az
: companying. They sang two selections
g Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. The
: burial took place in Prospect Hill
~ cemetery.
H. 4 blaze in the basement of Peter
+ Biagiotti 5 new fruit and candy store
n the American building damaged {
few barrels of grapes this noon. A gas
stove had been lighted in order to heat
some water, near the Main street foun
J. lation wall, and in some unknown way
the flames were communicated to the
barrels. Smoke was noticed upstairs an(
> Miss Minnie Navarro, clerk in the stor,
ushed down and extinguished the FIR,
=. With pailfuls of water while the fl,
st | truck was being summoned
!. In the meeting of the Civic Improve
- nent league held last evening in til,
ID home of DR.. Henry d. Holton it wa
u voted to have the municipal Christina
tree and TO make the occasion d littl
more important than last year, whel
the first municipal tree was held 10
callv. It is hoped that the board o
trade viii join again this year. A com
III mittee consisting Of Oscar F. Benson
Lyman +. Holden and Mrs. c. c. FIT
. was elected to carry ont the plan an,
Us was authorized to cooperate in any wa
as possible with the board of trade
:, News has been received in BrattlC
- boro of the sudden death, Monday
Nov. ,, Of Mrs. Ellie B. Howard at Bee
~ be, Ark, wife of c. H. Cults Howar
a. of that place. Mrs. Howard and he
a | husband have visited Brattleboro sine
4
~ terested in Brattleboro on account of il
being his birth place. Mrs Howard wa
he buried in Fulton, Mo, her birth plac,
as She leaves her husband and a 16-yea1
o. old son. Mr.. Howard formerly lived
lis | the house on Linden street which wa
D damaged by fire recently and while
has been torn down by L. E. Holden
Mt President Oscar F. Benson and Sc
Ter rotary w. A. Shumway of the Vale
NO Fair association attended meeting
Bellows Falls this afternoon of repr
sentatives of the various fairs of fl
. Green Mountain association. The NEE
~ ing was for the purpose of hearing su
gestions based on the experiences
the season just closed and to discu
tentative plans for racing and dates. !
10 elections of officers of any of II
fair associations have been held not
ing definite could be done. The assoc
ations represented were, besides Il
Valley fair, Rutland. Fair Haven, Mi
dlebury and White River Junction.
The next meeting of the Woman
club will be held tomorrow afternoc
at $50 in the Congregational chap,
with Prof. James w. Crook of Al
herst college as the speaker. Pre-
Crook is a graduate of Oberlin al
studied at Columbia and Berlin III
versities. In 1895 he was appoint
head of the department of economi
at Amherst college. He has been
Chatauqua lecturer for several yea
on economic subjects and has h
many return engagements. Prof. Gro
will be remembered as the commenC
ment speaker here in 1908 and MAJ
club members will be glad to he
him again. This meeting is not op
to the public.
Judge Frank E. Barber will leave
night for Burlington, where tomorr,
he will appear as counsel in the 81
of the II. A. Manning Co. of Spri1