The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Birthday club are being enter |
tanned this afternoon at the home of |
Mrs W +. Root.
There will be a social and dance at |
Masonic Temple tonight. All Masons |
and their families are cordially invited. |
The Monday bridge club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Leslie S. Ed
wards Mrs. Albert Rockwell won the
prize.
The annual meeting of the Meeting
House Hill Cemetery association,
scheduled for last evening was post
pOned
There will be a sewing meeting of
Sedgwick Woman s Relief corps Thurs
day afternoon, followed by the regular
meeting in the evening.
Mrs. c. r. Lamson will 90 to Mont.
pelier tomorrow morning to attend the
meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and the Daughters of
1872.
The employees Of the Brooks House
went on sleighing party last even
ing TO South Vernon. where an excel
lent supper was served. Afterwards
dancing was enjoyed until Il late hour.
The Needlecr&ft is being entertain
ed this afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Charles Il. Dunklee. Ga Western ave
nue.. covered dish supper, TO which
the husbands are invited, will be
served.
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Tomkinson
plan 70 leave tomorrow morning for
New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton. They expect to hear DIR. JoweTt
in New York and visit the Billy Sun
day campaign in Philadelphia.
Ralph Moreton. an employee of the
Holstein- Friesian Office, slipped on the
ice on CaEal street last evening and
| fractured mis- right wrist. He was
taken first TO the home of Dr. f. II.
| Lynch and later to Merose hospital.
The Board of Trade at a meeting
| last evening appointed George l.. Dun
ham and Major c. Houghton delegates
to the United States Chamber OF Com
merce meeting in Washington from
Feb. > To ). Mr.. Houghton also was
appointed national councillor
At the Empire tonight the last aud
\ final episode Of Lucille Love will be
/ shown. This being the last chapter il
will he especially interesting. The An.
mated Weekly with some good waI
news also will be seen, along with
Rugged Shores, Il good drama, and Sc
cret Service Snitz, a Ford comedy
scream.
The officers cf st. Michael's court
c. o. T.. were installed last night b.
Deputy High Chief Ranger Dumas oil
Woodstock. The officers are as follows
Chief Ranger, John T. Grady; vice
!
ing secretary, Thomas A. Austin; fin
ancial secretary, David s. Cary; treas
urer Harry r. Haus; trustees. William
@. Young, Johr Kinoulty, John J
= Eckles: chaplain. Rev. Father. II. !
Carmody: conductors. John Curry
Charles Affair; sentinels. John Garri,v
Charles H. Wood.
Tony Osbin was before Judge Franz
+. Barber in the municipal court yes
D terday afternoon on complaint o
State : Attorney A. Y. d. Piper charg
ing him with disturbing the peac
Sunday morning by quarreling with hi
wife. Oskin was represented by Al
tornev W. u. Smith as counsel Tn
cCurt imposed It fine of $50 and cost
e of S6.14 and sentenced him to III
/ house Of correction for from four
Q six months, but the Jail sentence va
: suspended and. Oskin was placed
charge OF Probation Officer {. y
. Miller with the understanding that Il
support and treat properly his wife an
, child and otherwise comport himse
: properly.
: The installation Of officers of DEM
o Rebekah lodge took place last evenin
the installing officers being the distri
deputy president, Mrs. Nora Howe
Ncwfane, assisted by the district dep
ty marshal. Mrs. Lila Reed of Londo
derry. The following officers were /
it stalled: y. c., Mrs. Lillian Mile
Y. c., Mrs. Alice Wilder; rec. see, Nj
Alice Landry; fin. sec. Miss Mimi
- Brown; treas, Mrs. Ida Gibson; |.
re Mrs. Gladys burlington; o. c., Nj
st Walter A. Pugh; r. =. \. G., Mrs. Al
T. Barden; l.. $. ~ c.. Mrs. Sarah Str
$ gis; L. 5. Y. g.. Miss Jennie Mora
g l.. :. Y. c., Mrs. Louise Maynard; Y
III Miss Stella Fessenden; c., Miss Alive
IN Walker; chaplain. Miss May Cook.
T. buffet luncheon was served.
The first in series of socials
the women of Brattleboro under t
no auspices of the w. c. 7. L. was h,
H. 1
or though ii was q stormy night and the
M were several other attractions a GO
number were present. 1t was
charge of Mrs. W. F. Mixer and NJ
. Addie NJ. Fay. The program consist
,xw of a piano duet by Miss Elsie a
Miss Fern Nourse, recitation by NJ
Edwin Wilson, two vocal solos by NJ
c. F. Farnum, recitation by Miss Fl
Nourse. comic song in costume by NJ
NJ. Z. Whitman Of Putney and by
quest Mrs. Farnum and Mrs. Within
sang Annie Laurie as the closing nj
her All participants in the progr
were at their best and the audie
showed appreciation as every mum
was encored. Refreshments of cof
waters and saltcd peanuts were serv
Damaged Goods. a sociological dra
hv Eugene Brieux. adapted from
French, was presented in the Aud
rum last evening before small Il,