The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

dance viii be held in Red Mems hall
tonight The public is invited. The com
mittee in charge consists of S. G.. Graves,
II. l.. Streeter, j. l.. Barden and J. O.
Tucker.
Julius Alfred Nesbitt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nesbitt of West Brattleboro,
and Miss Ethel Even of Green street
were married last evening by Rev Roy NJ.
Houghton at Lindenhurst.
Miss Katherine Eclels was very pleas
antly remembered yesterday, her Doth
birthday anniversary, with beautiful flow
eIs and a postcard shower. Miss Eckels
has been i'll several months.
Several friends and neighbors gave Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Stiff a surprise party
Thursday evening in their home on Pine
View street. They We're presented a card
table and cards. Refreshments were
served,
Miss Hawley and Miss Bane Will give
a piano and voice recital in Townshend
next Wednesday evening The proceeds
VIII 90 towards the fund for the new piano
which is to be used that evening for the
first time.
At the military whist held last even
! ing in Odd Fellows hall there were II
tables in play. The prizes were won by
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Haynes and Mr..
and Mrs. Eric Landry. Refreshments of
lemonade and waters were served.
i In the golf tournament conducted by
the Intervale, n. H., Country club Fast
day the first prize was won by Randall
Childs of Manchester. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur W Childs, formerly of Brattle-
borO. The young players score for IS
holes was -.
The Knights Of Columbus held an enjoy
able card party and dance in their hall
last evening A concert by F. c. Lett
singer. c. NJ. Dugan and Sewall Morse
was given from S to 9 and they furnished
music for dancing from then until mid
night.
In the collision yesterday between an
automobile driven by George Martel and
/ a sullly in which f. \. Larrow was riding
Mr.. Larrows right shoulder was dislocated
and his left knee, ankle and leg were hurt
The dslocation was reduced by Dr. Lynch
and DR.. Hamilton.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
! First Baptist church has arranged for a
vocal and instrumental recital Wednesday
evening, May ,. Miss Sue E Goode OF
/ Lebanon, Pa, a contralto vocalist oi
/ strong Tepute, is the vocalist Mrs Edit
Christie Miller, the celebrated violinist
/ now in charge Of important musical train
| ing in Mortified seminary, viii contribute
several numbers to the program Mis-
| Goode is sister of Mrs. Robert Pretlow
now singing in the Centre Congregations
church
The pupils of Miss Jessie Hawley an,
Miss Mary Bane will give recital at II
| Chaplin street this afternoon. Follow
| ING is the program: Piano duet, Birthda,
March, Margaret and Kenneth Morse
piano solo, Under the Trees, Frederic
Knight; vocal solo, At Twilight, Mis-
| Grace Smith; piano solo, Grasshopper'
Song, John Dunham Piano solo, Scar
1 Dance Marjorie Eames, Newfane; voca
solo, Calvary, Miss Irene Mather; plan
solo, With Light Steps, Evelyn Mann
| Townshend; vocal solo, At Parting, Mis-
Edith Kidder, Townshend; piano sole
| Prelude Opus ;, Marjorie Pier; vocal sole
| Mrs Beryl G. Ellis piano solo, Dancin
on the Green, Margaret Morse; voc;
/ solo, Alone in Loves Garden, Merri
| Sparks, Townshend; piano solo, Harol
| Haskell, Townshend; vocal solo, Submit
/ sion, Miss Susan Sapp; piano solo, Happ
| Morn, John Mann; piano solo, Dance A
~ satlenne, Allan DAVIS; vocal solo, Ca
= mena, Miss Alice Nolan, Bellows Fall,
\ piano solo, Polonaise, Kenneth Morse
II piano solo, Morning Prayer, Thalbel
4 Rawson. Newfane; piano solo, Gardens
II Doris Wyman; vocal solo. Hayden Mars
II tTownshend; piano solo, Under the Doub
4 Eagle, and AIignonne, Leighton Noye'
81 vocal solo, Lead Us Q Father, Miss Bel
I'll Greenwood, Townshend; piano solo, Co
II do, Miss Grace Convey; vocal solo, TT
II Swallows, Miss Elizabeth Brasor; piar
II duet, Polish Dance, Doris Wyman ar
IL Grace Convey; vocal solo, Enchantmen
II Miss Florence Howard, Townshend; voc
III duet, On Wings of Song, Miss Brasor an
FL Miss Mather
IL A Spring Medicine Neatly eve