The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-29
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go to Greenfield next Thursday for their
annual meeting and banquet.
Rev. +. Q. S. Osgood will conduct
the O'Clock afternoon services at the |
Home for the Aged through the
month of May.
The Ladies Enterprise society will |
hold its annual meeting with Mrs. G.
II. Evans, 81 Maple street, Wednesday,
May ), at O'Clock.
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent as
ISOLATION will hold a card party in the |
Knights of Columbus rooms this even
ing. All are cordially invited.
Cards have been received in town
announcing the marriage of Mrs. Alice |
Eels Condor and Wheeler Burnett |
King of Kent, Conn. The wedding
took place Tuesday, April ., in the |
home of his parents. They will live
in Bridgeport, Conn.,, where Mr.. King |
is employed in a bank.
The funeral Of Lucius l.. Whitney
who died Tuesday, was held this after
noon in the home, Is Chestnut street
at 2.30 O'Clock, Rev. Ebert S. Hewitt |
pastor of the Advent Christian church, |
officiating. The bearers were Arthur
j. Banding George Witt, Harry w.
Jeffts and b. L. jerks. The buriai
took place in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The Empire will show tonight the
second episode of The Exploits of
Elaine, with Pearl White. 1t is 2
startling picture. Changed Lives, an
absorbing three-part drama with Anna
Little, and Won With Dynamite, Q
comedy, Ridgeway of Montana, a
three-part drama, will be shown to
morrow, and Monday The Black Box
viii start.
The first of the 10-string matches be
tween members of the Masonic bowling
teams was rolled last evening between
w. II. Proctor and Henry +. Jordan,
the two oldest players who took part in
the tournament finished recently. The
men We're only four points apart at the
end of five strings, but in the last four
frames Proctor game strong, rolling above
the 80 mark each time. The final score
was Proctor S52, Jordan 7S3.
Entries for the 10-string match games
at the Masonic bowling alleys will close
Saturday evening. Entries for these con
tests are open to all who participated in
the recent team tournament. The next
game for hve-men teams will be rolled
tomorrow evening between the Masonic
First and the Masonic Second teams,
These teams are composed of the 10 men
who had the highest averages in the recent
. tournament
In addition to the speakers previously
mentioned as being on the program for the
annual meeting of the Greater Vermont
association, H. y. Vail viii make an effort
TO be present Mr.. Vail, who is president
of the American Bell Telephone Company
has written Secretary James p. Taylor of
the association that if possible he viii at
tend the dinner May Is, but cannot say
positively at this time whether he can
come.
The photoplay, Aristocraey, which
was shown yesterday at the Princess
theater, was one Of the best produc
tions ever shown there. Tyrone Pow
or, one of the foremost dramatic
actors of the Legitimate stage, who re
Gently won personal triumph in Tn
Servant of the House, made his frs
screen appearance in this picture. The
story sounded the shadows and depth
Of the circle which provides the title
and held the interest from beeinnin.
to end.
The following officers of Columbian
lodge, No. 36, Il. x A. NJ, were installed
in Masonic temple last evening: w
NJ, Robert E. Dunklee; S. W., Stuart j
Chaplin; j. w, Harrie b. Chase; treas
urer, Frank b. Putnam; secretary, Everett
j. Taggart; S. D., Rev Nelson W. Kel
logg; J. ID. Hermon E. Eddy; chaplain
Rev T. w. Owens; marshal Floyd b
johnson; S. S., Abbott NJ Frizzel J. $.
John c. skinner; tyler, Scott p. Eames
organist, \. F.. Gunznger. Past Master
Christie b. Crowell was the installing Off
Ger assisted by Past Master Arthur c. Bill
ings as master.
Mrs. Harriet Ann Cutler, sister c
the late Frederick S. Coolidge o
h. IL 10
home in his family since 1902, died /
Pittsburgh, Pa, April %. She wa
born in Westminster, Mass, IN 1885
After her marriage to Charles Cutie
she lived many years in Brattlebo"
and in Detroit, but spent 90 years /
Grand Haven, Mich, where she wa
active in every community interest
She spent the last three years with he
niece, Miss Cora II. Coolidge, at tn
Pennsylvania College for Women. He
active mind kept its interest in all tn
life about her until a few days befor
her death from an attack of grip.
service was held at the college Frida
evening and the body taken to Gran
Haven, Mich, and laid beside her hu'
band and son. Her friends have tn
memory of long, useful and beaut
full life.
The women of the Episcopal church wi
hold food sale in the music room 0
HIGH street next Saturday afternoon
go Adv. 52-J
Don't forget the May breakfast serv
by the Ladies' Circle Of the UNIVERSAL
society, Friday morning, in the chur
yestry from to o. Price 25c. Adv.
This time of year people hardly knC
what to do--clean up or get new. A
Taylor the tailor His experience won
help YOU All work done as it should
Prices reasonable for such work -