The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The women af tie Unitarian society
viii serve their first supper of the sea
son in the parish hruse -Nov. ..
The NeedlccIait viii meet Fr.d
afternoon with Mrs. Clarence c. Bnney
so Green street. The meeting will take
the form Of a covered dish party.
Dennis Rebekah lodge entertained 25
members of Amity lodge of Bellows
Falls last evening, when the degree was
worked. The local lodge served sup
per in its hall to the visiting guests
at $50.
Class No. 10 of the Baptist Bible school
was entertained at Mrs. o. B. Mack's, on
WilIiston street, Monday. Mrs. Gale,
teacher, and Mrs. Mack were the host
esses There were % members present.
Refreshments were served.
A thunder storm yesterday hung
arcand Brattleboro most of the after
noon and evening. In view of the old
adage that a thunder storm in late Oc
tcber means q mild, open winter, it was
generally received with satisfaction.
Two new windows were set today III |
the front of the office of the Twin State |
Gas & Electric Light Co., to replace
those that were broken. One was
the other had stone thrown through
it by passing automobile more re
Gently.
| The Princess theater will present to-
day the Metro production, Cora, fea
| turing Emily Stevens, the magnetic
/ star of The Garden of Paradise, in
FIVE acts. Tomorrow, Ina Claire, the
successful star of The Quaker Girl,
| l., =
/ production, a Wild Goose Chase.
/ Pocahontas council benefit perform
ances will be given at the Empire
| theatre today Harry Meyers and
/ Rosemary Thcby will be seen in
strong drama, The Prize Story, Daddy
/ Manley in a pathetic drama, Billy Rit
chic in a comedy feature and Mr.. Shee-
hay will sing Witmark s song hits.
II The home missionary meeting of the
Woman's association of the Centre Con
gregational church will be held at $50
Il Thursday afternoon in the chapel. Mrs
II Park w. Fisher of Kentucky viii speak.
After the meeting tea will be served. It
Is hoped that many viii avail themselves
of this opportunity to meet Mrs Fisher.
Earl Shaw, 16, sen of William A.
Shaw and employed by Floyd \. Fair
banks, while leading Il horse this morn
ing to q blacksmith shop was kicked il
the face by the horse. One side Of his
nose was badly cut and he received
facial wounds, which We're dressed at
Il the Memorial hospital by DR.. H. p.
Greene.
III The funeral of Mrs. Martha NJ.
Goldsmith was held this afternoon at
go clock in the home of her son, J.
Lyman Goldsmith, s North street, and
was private. Rev. Delmar E. Trout
pastor of the Universaist church, of
4 ficiated. The bearers We're William L
& Chase, George L. Hodgkins, T. c. Sar
& gent and w. A. Shumway. The burial
took place in the family lot in Pros
4 pect Hill cemetery.
Sedgwiek Woman's Relief corps will en-
4 tertain the district meeting of the W. r. c
i in Grand Army hall Friday, the services
; to begin at 40 p. m. Dinner will b,
served in the Universalist church parlor
at u o'clock by the women of that church
d The department president, Mrs Luell;
y Bicllford of Bradford; the department in
u spector, Elizabeth Wheeler of White Rive
u Junction; and Jessie Sturtevant, assistan
q inspector, of St Adams will be present
81 Miss Jessie Sturtevant Is the visiting Off
8 GER.
q The current issue of The Mennonite.
q the state magazine, contains an al
n ticle two pages in length entitled Ded
# icatiOn of Webster Memorial, by Mis-
8 Ethel \. Eddy, telling of the dedica
u ton of the tablet and marker on Strat
IS ton mountain where Daniel Webster CAV
81 an address in 1910 at a big Whin cor
81 vention and some of the historice
81 facts relative to the convention. TIL
l IaI 10 81 4al Al
u the marker and part of the crowd pre-
ent at the unwilling on August 10
IS this year.
q The annual meeting of the knight
d of Wesley was held last evening in tn
u Methodist church, at which 20 mer
III bers wore present. a chicken pie SUI
D per was served, followed by speakin
d with Rev. Thomas w. Owens as toas
q master. All the members present spol
b briefly. The reports of the secretal
d and treasurer showed the organizatic
h to be in a fourishing condition and
a resolution was adopted to double t
q membership during the year. These {
b ticers were elected: President, Ravmol
81 Adams; vice president, William Mile
Is secretary, Fred Fisher; treasurer, Lee
III ard Remission.
q Over 80 were present last evenil
q at the Halloween social given by t
3 Christian Endeavor society of the Be-
B fist church and enjoyed one of t
b pleasantest affairs the society h
given. The church parlors were We
q attractively and appropriately de-
B rated with yellow and black The
81 were several booths around the room
y where different kinds of Hallowe
ID games were played, and fortune tell
was done by a witch and her asst
. ant Miss Grace Smith was in char
of the entertainment Refreshments
pumpkin pie, doughnuts, cheese and c
fee were served