The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

regular meeting OF Bingham chap
ter, Q. Z. s., will be held this evening
regular meeting of Protective
Grange will be held tomorrow evening.
All members of the Baptist Bible
school home department are invited to
the home of Mrs. @. B. Lamson from 8
to 0 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The big organ which the Fstev Orpan
&C., built for the residence of Henry
Ford maker of the Ford automobile
was shipped to Michigan Saturday.
Charlie Chaplin can be seen TODAY at
the Princess theater, A Recreation, also
the greatest naval picture shown, Neal
OF the Navy, featuring Lillian Lor-
raine and William COPYRIGHT
The First Regiment band will give
its last concert Of the season next Mon
day night at 8 O'Clock on the Brooks
House balcony. AS the stores will be
open that night it is likely that there
win be a big crowd on the street.
Bishop Bliss of the Episcopal diocese
OF Vermont will preach in st. Mich
ael s church Wednesday evening at
40 o clock There viii be mission
service Thursday evening at $50 O CLOCK
IN connection with the annual meeting
u the woman s aQXlllafN.
Observed on the street: She paused
to look at the display III a jeweler 8
window. Touching the arm of her
father she said: Daddy, there's a
ring | would like - Speak to a young
er man than l am, dear, he replied as
they moved away from the window.
Among small individual losers III the
fire of Saturday morning were Bond &
Sen and Moran & Rohde, each of which
firms lest 4 delivery wagon. Some Of
the insurance adjusters arrived yester
day and others came today and the
work Of adjusting the losses is going on.
\ party of go relatives and neigh
| hors surprised last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clarence Barber at their home on the
upper Dummerston read. The occasion
was the 10th wedding anniversary of
the host and hostess. and valuable
gift was presented to Mrs. Barber as
memento Of the occasion. Refreshments
were served and the evening was very
enjoyable.
The funeral of Henry o. Leonard
was held yesterday afternoon at p
o clock in the First Baptist church.
Rev. George Z. Tomkinson, pastor, of
| fciating. Arthur l.. Maynard sang
two selections. Large delegations from
Wantastiquet lodge, I. O. o. F., and
Sedgwiek post, G. \. r., were present
The bearers were Z. J Eddy, A. j.
| Currier, n. s. Ransom and F. S knight
| Besides the relatives previously men
| toned Mr.. Leonard left four grand
| children, Leonard Wright of Cam
| bridge, Mass, Charles and Harriette
| Leonard, children Of Mrs. Tracy Leon
/ ard of this town. and Mrs. John Tur-
ner of Detroit, Mich.
| The funeral of Mrs. Arthur F. Rob
bins was held at the house, corner of
| Washington and Central streets, Satur-
! day at clock, Rev. George f. Tom
! llinson, pastor of the First Baptist
church, officiating. There was a large
attendance and there were many beau
tiful flowers. The burial took
place in Locust Ridge cemetery the
! bearers being II. F. G. Toedt and Wal
ter NJ. Robbins of Brattleboro, Merton
| G. Robbins of New York and Howard
| Swader of Buffalo, n. Y. Among those
present were Mrs. Charles Swader and
| son. Howard. of Buffalo, mother and
| brother of Mrs Robbins; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Merton c. Robbins Of New York, Mr..
! Robbins being a cousin Of Arthur F.
Robbins; and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Rice
| of Roxbury, this state, Mrs Rice being
a daughter of the deceased. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Merton C, Robbins returned to
New York Sunday, Mr.. Rice returned
Yesterday, Mrs. Rice will go Monday
and Mrs. Swader and Mr.. Swader will
90 tomorrow.