The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-26
BRATTLEBoRO LOCAL

Pocahontas Council will omit its
card party this week on account Of the
week show.
The X. O. X. A. will meet tomorrow
evening at 7.l5 in the Universahst |
church parlor.
Fred Heseock, agent for the Indian
motorcycle, received this morning q
1915 model, three-speed machine.
Sedgwick Woman 3 Relief corps VIII
hold a sewing meeting Thursday, Jan.
IS, in the afternoon, followed by the
regular meeting in the evening.
The Ladies Enterprise society win
hold its next regular meeting with
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown, 10 Organ street,
Wednesday, Jan. 81, at 3 O'Clock.
The Knights Of Columbus win give
the third in their series OF sociables
and card parties Friday evening in X.
Of 9. hall All their friends are in.
vited, as usual.
Seven new long tables have replaced
the eight square tables at Hoadley s
restaurant, and the table in the center
has been removed The new arrange
ment gives more room and improves
the appearance of the place.
A delightful surprise party was
given Miss Della Tudor last evening at
the home of Miss Carla Ebbinghausen
The occasion was Miss Tudor's birth
dav anniversary, and she was present
cd q ring set with her birthstone, q
garnet. and two pearls. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
music, and refreshments were served,
consisting Of ice cream and waters.
There were friends present from Wit
Evansville and Bellows Falls.
The case against Allison p. Strout,
charged in Greenfield, Mass, with ear
rviug 81 dangerous weapon, which was
TO have been heard yesterday in dis
trict court there, was continued two
weeks. Strout, who for short time
was a resident Of BrattlebOro, was
caught after he had tried to make an
entrance into an apartment in that
town. He claims to be only l6 years
OF age and a resident of East Boston.
1t is planned to sentence him to tie
Shirley school for boys, but owing tc
the present crowded condition of
that school il has been necessary tn
defer sentence until there Is a vacancy
there.
John Toomcy, a former wcll-known
Brattleboro boy. brother of Miss Mn
. ME ToOmpv of the local telephone cX'
change, had an important part in max.
ing the transeoutinental connection
whereby conversation was carried on
Yesterday between San Francisco and
Washington and Boston. Mr.. Toomcy
has been engaged in the long distance
testing work several years. He was
first engaged in getting line that
worked perfectly between Boston and
Denver. The arrangements for the
trauscontnental line have been undel
way three or four years and during
that time Mr. Toomey's services have
been in demand ut various important
points between Denver and the coast
Dwight L. Jennings, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. \. u. Jennings, and Miss Mabe
X. Thompson of Colrain, Mass, wer
mprfied NJ Brattleboro on Monda.
Jan. Is, by Rev. u. +. Trout The.
took a brief honeymoon trip and the
came TO Winchester, where they viii
reside, keeping house in q tenement i
the home CT Mr.. Jennings parents o
Parker street. The groom is one OF tn
town : prominent young men and is Il
expert chauffeur employed in the sale
department OF the Winchester Aut
company. The bride is q trained nurse
being a graduate Of the Franklin cOur
tv hospital at Greenfield. She has bee
practiciug her profession recently a
Rrattlehoro. 1890 Winchester, y. H., co
respondenee in Keene Sentinel.