The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


The Grange patriotic meeting June
30 will be in Knights of Columbus
hall instead of G. A. R. hall as pre-
viously announced.
Rev. L. B. Patton of Hartford Theo-1
logical seminary, who is at his summer
home on Ames hill, will preach in the
Centre Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Tomorrow will be observed as Red
Tag day in Brattleboro for the ben
eft of the rest room. The contribu7
tions will go to support this worthy
institution. l.
At the Bible school session in the
Baptist church Sunday, letters from
former pastors and many former mem
bers will be read. They are very in
teresting, but last Sunday they could
not be given on account of lack of
time.
The Broadway Follies company, made
lnp of vaudeville actors, gave a per
Torrance in the Auditorium last even
j ing before a fair sized audience. The
program included musical comedy,
| The Jersey Widow, in addition to
vaudeville. The program was much en-
Joyed, producing many laughs.
The mission circle of the Univer
salist church held its annual meeting |
yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. |
These officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Helen |
1 Newman; vice president, Mrs. Emily |
{ Edwards; secretary, Mrs. Myra Stone; |
treasurer, Miss Alta Eames. Reports
were given of very successful year.
Il The pastor and superintendent of
the Baptist Bible school will accom-
lpany the children who have been pres
ent at the Sunday morning preaching
: services since Rally day on an auto
mobile ride to Chesterfield lake next
Saturday. They will start at 2 clock
: viii carry luncheon
: Rev. f. o. Hedberg of Rhode Island
9 is here on his vacation. He preached
I Sunday in the Swedish Congregational
church, and he will preach in the same
y church next Sunday evening at 7.3o.
$ The young people will hold a midsum-
r. mer social in the church Thursday
Q evening, June 24, at $50. The Swedish
/ people in Brattleboro are urged to
come together at this time, and the
I American people also are invited.
d Among the Castleton normal school
y students to graduate this week were
& Opal L. Hudson of Brattleboro, ele,
/ mentary course; Christine L. Boyd of
It Wilmington, Hazel A. Davis of West
Il Dover and Mary J. Turner of East
le Dover. Miss Turner is one of the girls
s. who received scholarships from the
federation of Woman s clubs, in return
in for which they promise to teach two
n years in a one-room rural school il
y Vermont.
re G. F. Britton of NARROW, n H., is al
Is the Valley fair track with a string OF
horses. They are May Stems, a brown
pacing mare, by Oxford Boy, 2.20
Tony Barrymore, a brown trottint
lgelding, by Barrymore K, dam by NJ
ltonian, 2.21 12, grandam by Ro,
e. Wilkes 2.06 1-2; Blackbird, blacl
trotting gelding, by Aldeen, 2.09 1-2
Dictory, n bay trotting geiding; bittl'
y, Prince, a brown PAGER, and the PAGER
Is Logan, Jr., PA II.
atI The Universalist church and friend
be Twill hold a picnic on the Valley fai
grounds tomorrow, and it is hoped tina
he as many as possible will be at tn
ed lchurch at $50 to take ears to tn
nj grounds. On account of the possible
lie ty of unfavorable weather it has bee
rs. decided to ring the church bell at s.3
ne that morning if it is decided to hay
$. the picnic. The bell will ring even
the sun shines. If no bell is run
there viii be no picnic.
Cards have been received announcir
-. the marriage of Miss Edith Can d,
~, youngest daughter of Harvey Gained
- of this town. and Samuel j. Carroll c
- Wcstfeld, Mass. in the Methodist pa
~ sonage in Westield June II, Rev. Coz
rad Hooker officiating. The bride u
Il sand-colored gabardine travelin
suit wish hat to match. Mr.. and Mr.
. Carroll are planning to take no we
- ding trip at the present time. Tho
will make their home at IA Belvede
~ Garden, Westfeld. Mr.. Carroll Is Ell
"a plovcd rs foreman by the DAM
!1 o Council Sons, Holyoke, and the briC
IN has boon employed by the Textile COZ
pany.
u GRAY Coane, son of Mr. and Mrs
i. Coane, and Russell Cushman, s.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Cushma
A>l gave party on their adjoining law
- yesterday to their teacher and schot
- mates of the Esteyville school. T
MI little ones marched from the scho
- house at clock and played gam
during the afternoon which tn,
teacher, Mrs. Metcalf, arranged f
them. About 45 tots were present. L
freshments of ice cream, cake, leme
ade and sandwiches We're served. i
affair was a thorough surprise to
and was arranged by the mothers
the two little hosts in honor of the
first year in school.
The local field day committee
Beauseant oommandery was in Gree
field last evening and completed
i, rangemen' with the committee fr'
Connecticut Valley commandery for
: joint fc / day to be held next Thu
day, Jrne "a, in Franklin park
Grccpf I'D. The Greenfield commit
will Flve charge of the entertainme
! and has many features planned. Amo
+ them will be two motorcycle races,
five and 10 miles. There will be
oFo-5 parade in Greenfield at
q lock. Automobiles with the 10
commandery will leave Masonic te
El5 at o'clock. The clam bake V