The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Daughters Circle OF the UnIversalst
church will meet in the church parlors
Thursday evening ut 100 o'clock.
The women Of the Unitarian church will
serve supper in the parish house at g
O'Clock tonight, to which the public is in
vited.
David Toussaint of 12O Elliot street, a .
machinist, and Miss Mary Pauline La
Mere of II Hunt avenue, We're married
Saturday by Rev Father j III. Fogarty. /
The morning train from South London
derry to Brattleboro had some difficulty ,
in getting to town this morning, but |
finally made the trip a little over an hour
late,
Next Friday is donation day for the !,
Advent Christian church Rev and Mrs. |
Hewitt will be lat home both afternoon |
and evening at their home at y Chestnut !
street.
! F. f. Steele of Montpelier. W. \. Bry-
ant of Ludlow and R. NJ Pelton of Rich
/ ford, supervisors of the insane, are here
today making a regular inspection of the
| Brattfeboro Retreat.
| William Henry Lynch and Mrs Carrie
Lucinda (Wood) Case, both of Spring
4 field, Mass, were married yesterday
afternoon in the office of the town clerk
| by Carl s. Hopkins, justice of the peace.
The supper by Bingham chapter, O. E.
:, tonight will be served at the usual
/ hour. Il o'clock, before the regular meet
ing and visitation of the district deputy
grand matron and district deputy grand
patron
Mrs. w H. Haigh invites class No l.
Of the Baptist Bible school to her homo
on Washington street Thursday afternoon
and evening of this week. \ covered dish
supper will be served at 6.30. Husbands
of the members are invited.
Mrs. +. $. Hewitt gave valentine par
II ty To a number Of young people at the
4 Advent parsonage Saturday afternoon.
81 The rooms We're tastefully decorated in
red and the place cards were small valen-
tines Games were played and refresh
ments We're served
The public service commission, Robert
{. Bacon of this town, William r. Warner
Of \ergennes and Walter A. Dutton of
Hardwick, met in the Office of the commits
sion in the American building this morn
ing. and this afternoon they LETT for Rut-
land to hold a hearing tomorrow They
talked over the Brattlehoro overpass mat
ter, but did not decide upon a date when
they would hold Il hearing relative thereto
; About 40 Of the friends Of Mr.. and
, Mrs p. Flynn gave them a surprise party
at their home on Reed street Saturday
evening, the occasion being the third
anniversary of their marriage. The COM
Iany presented them Il handsome oval
mirror. Coffee, sandwiches, cake and other
| Refreshments We're served. Singing, music
and dancing We're enjoyed until shortly
before midnight
Mrs. A. E. Atwood of Forest street
> gave a valentine supper party to a few
friends Saturday evening. which was de
.ghtfu affair The table decorations.
which were in keeping with the day, were
ESPECIALLY artistic. being trimmed with
, streamers of red hearts, and the favors
i were red satin heart-shaped boxes nestled
in a bed of smilax. 4 bounteous course
= supper was served.
!. Allan F. Church was here today
examining men who have taken out their
4 first naturalization papers Four APP
4 peared before him to answer the questions
4 put by him to determine their knowledge
u Of English and this country. Mr. Church
u is one of the examiners in the employ
q ment OF the government who by then
work simplify the work OF the naturaliza.
ton courts when the time comes for issu-
ing the final papers to applicants.
q The funeral Of Wesley Rockwell o.
q nummerston hill was held Saturday after
d noon at 1 o'clock in the home, Rev H. II
q Shaw of marlboro officiating. Mr. ant
q Mrs. Frank Fisher of WiIhamsville san!
81 three selections. The bearers were j. y
8 Betterley, ID. NJ. Stockwel of South Had
81 ley, Mass, George Chamberlain and John
y Ihayer. The burial took place on DUN
d merston hill. Among those present from
81 out Of town were Mrs Herbert ,Jillson
q Austin and Miss Nina JiIlson of Soutl
81 Vernon. O. J. Hale of Halifax and Mr.
s and Mrs. Earl Taylor of Marlboro.
Is y telegram to Charles A McRae. cloth
Ia ing merchant, announced yesterday tn
III death of his uncle, Donald McRae O
u Alpena, Mich. brother of Farquhar No
q Rae of Putney, father of {. \. McRat
Z The latter left for AIpena last evening
b Donald McRae was a man of wealth an
81 public spirit and last year made the cit
81 Of Alpena a gift of $4,000. He was
q lumber dealer and formerly lived i
II Ainchendon, Mass. and had visited rel3
q tiyes here and in Putney. Death was du
q to shock. Farquhar McRae is now IL
81 only survivor of his fathers family. an
q he and c. A. McRae and three childl {
II Of another brother are the only near rel
u tives of Donald McRae, whose wife die
M some years ago.
The ladies of the Unitarian chur,
g will serve supper in the Parish Hou
q Tuesday evening at 6. Price, 35c.-
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