The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The warrant for the special town
meeting to be held Saturday evening"
March p, was posted today.
There will be ii meeting OF the gen
eraI committee for Red Cross relief
work at the rest room tomorrow at >
O'Clock for the purpose Of considering
the advisability Of disbanding. All
members are requested to be present.
The public service commission win
hold a hearing in Cambridge tomorrow
to determine the cause and responsible
itv for the recent derailment of a train
there. \ hearing on an electric light
matter viii be held in Windsor We'd
nesday.
The Woman s Foreign Missionary So
eiety of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. Mary Mike % West
ern avenue, Thursday evening at .
| o clock. Topic. The Child at Work.
Members are requested to bring their
mite boxes
Erwin Cobey Chase and Miss Eliza
| beth Margaret Airing We're married
/ yesterday afternoon at clock at the
home Of Mrs Franklin. Horton place
Rev. .. Z. Trout officiated, using a sin
gle ring service. Mr.. Chase is employ
led at the Brattleboro Retreat.
Miss Haurahan, vino has been con
Hccted with the local garment trade for
1 many years. announces in another col
ANN that she has opened rooms ON the
: second floor of the \. 3. Clapp build
4 ing with line OF goods Cf interest 10
the women of Brattleboro and vicinity.
! r. Levin OF Manchester CNt.) de
fcudaut in suit brought by Mrs +.
\. Phillips OF Westminster West TO re
t4.y.
tered, through his counsel an appeal
from the Judgement against him by
Justice Harlan Goodhue OF Westmin-
ster West. Tho hearing was held Fri
day at Westminster West and the lie
tcndant did not put IN amy testimony
The next meeting of the Woman 5
club viii be held III the Congregations
K chapel Wednesday afternoon OF thi,
week. The program will consist OF q
paper by Mrs. John G. Dewitt on Tn,
history OF the Brattlcboro Woman ::
Club. In which all members will feel ;
personal interest. and an address by
Miss Florence jackson of Boston OF
Cocations for Young Women Othe
> than Teaching. Miss Jackson Is direc
tor of the appointment bureau of tn,
Nomen's Educational and Industrial
union of Boston and has had wide ex
Z
The girls Of the senior class of III,
high school viii bc the special gucst
! Of the club.
Albert Harding Newman. A. a mem
, Der of the Boston banking firm o
Blodgctt & Co. died suddenly Satur,la,
from heart failure in his home in Con
cord, Mass. He was a native of Atho
and was wcll-known in BrattIebnr,
! through his relationship to the New
man family Of this town He gradual
ed with high honors from Harvard il
1879, and following in the footsteps o
his father and grandfather. both banl
presidents entered the office of Kiddcr
Peabody 4 Co. and three wears late
became a partner in the firm of Blod
gett, Merritt & Co He was trustee
OF many important funds. lie leaves
wife and three children.
: Mrs. y. c. Winchester of 3 PIeasan
. street won the l00-pieee Haviland chi
:. ma dinner set given by Manager Fox o
[. the Opera house to the person holdin
r, the lucky number at the matinee pei
formance by the Klark-Urban con
pany Saturday. Her number was 800
Mrs. Winchester was in need OF ne1
dinner set, in fact had been into a 7
Robert s store and priced the Sc
Il which she finally won, and She wa
very much pleased with her good fol
tune The Klark- Urban Co plave
e The Man from Mexico in the afternoo
q and Capt. Clay of Missouri in tn
5 evening. giving excellent satisfaction
y The company drew fair sized audience
e through the week. and the Saturda
ie afternoon crowd was especially larg,
70 This week they are playing III Sout
fs,.a hos -