The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

afternoon at 3 o'clock.
William Littlejohn and Miss Mary
Matilda Augustine Rayner, both of
| IIolvoke, were married this morning
| in the office OF the town clerk by Carl
S. Hopkins, justice of the peace.
Rev. E. s. Hewitt, pastor of the Ad
vent Christian church, will be at home
lat 81 Chestnut street after Jan. 20.
| Mr. Hewitt S furniture has already ar
rived, but he is renovating and making
some alterations in his future home.
| The Last Trump is the last episode OF
1.-THE serial pictures, Trey O. Hearts, which
will be shown Monday at the Empire. 1t
is in three parts and crowded full of in
terest and excitement Patrons are eager
to see how this great serial is going to
end
| William c. Horton knows Of one
song sparrow that will not be obliged
to migrate next March, for the lit
tie fellow is already here. He makes
daily appearances at a window of Mr..
Horton S home, where he finds suitable
food.
| The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and
/ their friends held last evening one of the
Ipleasantest socials that they have had in
a long time. Several played cards, while
others enjoyed dancing, Leitsinger's or
| chcstra furnishing music, Refreshments
were served.
/ The rest room viii be open Mt 80
next Tuesday evening for the first of
/ what it is hoped MAJ be a series of
socials. There will be short program.
after which refreshments will be serv
ed, followed by Il sCriat hour. All wo-
men are cordially invited to come to
help make it a success.
Transfers appreciate the act of
Road Commissioner Warren l.. Walker
in having snow carried on to Main
street hill, greatly helping the horses
that have loads to hauI up the hill 1t
is COED Sleighin9 almost everywhere eX.
icept on Main street so that sIcighs are
the better vehicles for teamng
y. &. Walker of West Brattlcboro
fell last evening on the ice as he was
lgcing into the yard ut his home on
Greenleaf street. He was carried into
the house and Dir. q. r. Hunter was
summoned. 1t is not known definitely
whether his left hip is fractured or
not.
Ten babies and their mothers were
guests yesterday afternoon from > to )
o clock of Mrs. Fred Spaulding. jr.. in
honor of the first birthday of her daugh-
ter. Beverly The tots were seated
around the table, the little hostess at
the head. \ pretty birthday cake with
one tiny lighted candle upon it, adorned
the center OF the table. Refreshments of
orangeade and waters were served.
Elizabeth Schweuk. :. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. y. f. Schweuk. fell
yesterday afternoon as she started to
cross the street On her way from the
g.. home of Clarence W. Reed on Oak
I stree, about Is clock and fractured
the large bone of her right leg just
above the ankle. She was taken 10 her
home on a sled where the fracture was
Il reduced by DR.. {. K. AIdrich.
t The raising up of the chiefs of Quon
. | ckticut tribe. l. o. r. NJ Thursday
e evening was done by II. +. Harris as
I sisted by J. A. Wilson. \. +. HUMPHREYS
= of Lyndonville, great >achem Of Yer
J. mont. was present in the capdcitv a
the guest of honor. During the supper
hour music was furnished by the Man
doHn club composed Of Miss Mimi
Leitsinger Miss Dorothy Denning. Mis-
a Marion Simonds and Mrs. George "
: Clapp.
The ladies Catholic Benevolent asso
citation held meeting Thursday nigh
q in the X. of {. rooms. The follcwin;
Is officers were Installed: Mrs. Henri,
Whitney. president; Miss Mary Leahy
recorder; Miss Bertha Pellerin, finan
: cial secretary; Mrs. Mary Lynch, treas
- urer. The branch presented Mrs. Whit
ney Il basket of pink sweet peas and t
q Mrs. Sarah Dunlevy, who has bee
\ president of the branch ten years,
q handsome cut glass vase filed wit
4 carnations. Cake and ice-cream wer
4 served after the meeting.
4 The funeral of Myron p. Davis wa
Il held yesterday afternoon. There wa
n PRAYER service at the house at 2.3
! clock by Rev. Nelson Kellogg an
services at ST. Michael Episeop;
4 church at ; clock. The church qua
Z tet, Miss Winnifrcd Prigge, Mrs, A
4 thur Brasor, Mr.. Hodges and Alfred !
q Thompson, sang . Paradise and Figi
! the Good Fight. The bearers were
4 G. Bacon. II. +. Eddy. Ny. Il. Daley IN
& T.. W. Gibson, al! members OF the Wine
( ham county bar. The burial took pIa,
in Prospect Hill cemetery.
United States Marshal Arthur p. Ca
4 penter of Brattleboro conducted sale
y smugeled levels at the customs house
i Burlington YESTERDAY The appraised Y;
3 uation Of the entire lot was S2S3;.i al
4 they brought S9J9.50 The Jewels we
I seized last April at Albmgh from the pc
son of Mrs, Joseph Rachael .Iaslovitch
london Eng. who was OH her way fro
Montreal to New York At the time :
gave bail but has since disappeared. L
most valuable piece sold was ii ring
with a pearl, Il diamond and 10 sm
+ mills appraised at $3.50, which "
bought by J. II. Dugan of Rutland
STA. He also bought Il $50 bracelet