The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-05
BRATrLEBoRo LOCAL.

farm Sunday and broke his lett wrist
W. J. Fenton has opened a plumbing
and repairing shop at III Elliot street.
The o. n c. club will meet with
Mrs. f. G. Worden at 81 Frost street
this evening
A public cottage prayer meeting will H
be held tonight at 5 o clock At Mr.. EN- II
|ery's, 10 Green. street.
Z. VI. Goodenough has several mentI
AT work in Putney wiring houses there Il
for electricity. They began work to-
day.
The mercury this morning was DOWN.
Ito seven degrees below zero. This was
five degrees colder than il was yester- /
day morning
regular meeting of the Knights /
of King Arthur will be held in the !
Uniyersahst church parlor tomorrow
ievening at 7.l5 O'Clock.
A twelfth might party viii be held
at the rectory,-7 Tyler street, Wednes
| day evening for the children of St.
Michael S Episcopal Sunday school.
a party of % young people chap
eroned by Mrs. William Dunlevy end
ljoyed a sleigh ride last evening to
lBernardston, where supper was served.
| Health Officer Henry Tucker reports
that there is not a single case OF con
ltagious disease under quarantine at
the present time. There have been
very few in the past several months.
| Most of the legislators from Brattle-
Iboro and vicinity left this morning,
either at $50 or at ILL, for Mont
Ipelier to be there for the opening ses-.
Ision tomorrow. \ few left yesterday.
One OF the steamers of the fire de-
apartment was at work this morning
flooding the new skating rink just
south of the Island boat house on the
river. The. Williston street playground
lalso was flooded today.
+ Harold A. Champlin of Springfield,
i Mass, and Miss Mabel j. harrington
.of Palmer, Mass, were married yester-
7 day afternoon at the Baptist parsonage
by Rev. George E. Tomkinson, pastor
of the First baptist church.
Capt. Crawford of the salvation
Army announces that he is in real need
OF financial help for local purposes
, and would be pleased to render to. any
one willing to assist him an explanation
, of existing circumstances and require
: iments. The captain : telephone, r
29S-R.
5 Prof. l.. \. Butterfeld will give
< three lectures on the Study and Elk
preston of the Human Voice in the
/, Light of Modern Science, in the chapel
D of the Centre Congregational church
: Thursday evenings at 7.30 promptly.
g The first lecture will be given Jan. Z.
: Admission Will be free. The lectures
: are designed especially for singers and
public speakers.
\ bit broke in the mouth of horse
being driven down Main street this
n lmorning by +. II. Sanford and the ami
NAL ran down Vernon street. Mr. San
ford and companion jumped when
e near the Central Vermont freight house
O and escaped uninlured. The animal
' stopped after running down the street
/ lsOme distance. No damage was done
0 ito horse or cutter.
I The women of Protective Grangeiwil
q hold a silver social in the reading room
: adjoining knights of Columbus hal
from $50 to ) clock tomorrow, Til,
i women are requested TO carry thimble.
r as there viii be sewing. a table o.
g fancy articles viii be on sale and re
e freshments VIII lie served 1t is hope,
G that i large number viii be present
e The men also are welcome.
! just before 3 o'clock yesterda,
morning Police Chief George Wilsol
!, lsays that the moon was surrounded b,
a ring, similar to rings which are sup
!, posed to presage storms, but tn,
lring was not only complete circl,
= but was brilliant in the colors of tn,
rainbow. He said he had never seel
the phenomenon before and directe,
to it the attention OF all whom h,
:, thought would be up at that time il
n the morning.
. Wantastiquet lodge of Odd Fellow
- held its annual installation of officer
;. in Odd Fellows hall last evening, Q
r d. Stowen acting as special distric
4 deputy grand master. These officer
- were installed: \. c., Emery j. Ed
Idly; Y. G., Holland ). Wilson's; w
" Leon C. White; c., Harold L. Smith
: chaplain, Fred S. Knight; r. S. S
Ernest NJ. White; L.. 5. s., Robert
. Burnham; r.. S. y. G., O. d. Stowell
: L. $. n. g., George w. Brooks; r. 5
~ =. c., Louis II. Prefontaine; l.. s. Y
= G., Ernest d. DuTenlpie; l. g., Han
q land II. Wentworth;sD. G., George Z
u Ellis. After the installation buffe
Id luncheon was served.
a The next meeting of the Woman
4 club will be- held in the Congregation
Il al chapel Wednesday afternoon at 3.3
n. and the speaker will be Mrs. Harrie
- l.. B. Darling of Brookline, Mass, VIII
viii give a talk on Short Cuts i
Housekeeping. Mrs. Darling is a popy
lar lecturer on many domestic subject
land has engagements with women
TX clubs throughout New England incmf
ing courses in cooking and a. series Q
- lectures household economies. Sh
60 has the endorsement of Miss. Sara
Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons co
=, = lege, and very complimentary tribute
81 from clubwomen who have ) attende
: her lectures or demonstrations. Gnest
ed W. W ~ - 'sG
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