The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-04
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Stars will serve a turkey supper
10 be- given by the losing team March IL,
at G1J, at the Masonic temple.
An adjourned meeting of those inter
csted in the Chautauqua will be held in
the town clerks office tomorrow afternoon
10 400.
With the mercury down to 10 degrees
above zero last night and a strong wind
blowing it was about as uncomfortable
night as any this winter.
The selectmen win meet at 80
clock Saturday evening and organize
for the year. They will make at that
time the few appointments they are
empowered to make. j. Edgar Mellen,
who met defeat at the polls Tuesday,
moved his belongings from the Office
of the selectmen yesterday.
Members of the Vermont Wheel club
and their wives have been invited by
Manager George +. Fox to be his
guests at the Klark Urban production
of Alias Jimmy Valentine next Tues
day evening. Those who wish to take
advantage of Mr.. Fox 5 hospitality are
asked to notify the club secretary so
that arrangements for seats can he
made.
Eleven men working as inspectors un-
der the United States department OF
agriculture who have been in and about
Brattleboro for five weeks searching for
evidences of gypsy moths, left town today.
Five went direct TO Dummcrston and the
others went To the vicinity OF Vernon ami
will join the Dummerston party tomor-
row. No traces of the moths have been
found in this immediate vicinity.
Today papers announce the arrival
at Havre, France, March , OF the
steamship Rochambeau. Among its
passengers was a party of Red Gross
nurses including Miss Marion NJ. Rice
Of this town, who has been assigned t.
duty at the Alliance military hospita
at Nvetot. The Rochambeau sailed
from New York Feb. % and 50 far as
is known here its journey through the
''war zone was uneventful.
The funeral of Mrs Cynthia r. Tucl,el
was held yesterday morning at 10 ocloct
at the Uniyersalist church, Rev. ID. +
Trout officiating There was "A large mum
her of friends and relatives present
Walter :. Ntcarns sang two selections
Abide with Me- and Oh Love that vii
Not Let Me Go. There was a profusiol
Of floral tributes The body was takel
TO Halifax for burial. where there was
committal service Among those from on
of town present were Mr. and Mrs Georg
NJ Scott of Halifax, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Pepper of North Brookdeld
Mass, Nh. and Mrs. Brown OF Chester
field, y. H.. and Mrs. Clarissa Irving d
Greenfield.
Sheriff c +. Mann. who with Der
utv Sheriff Herbert f. Harris, Polio
Chief George Wilson and Officer Eli
Worden searched the hotel Mt Guilfor
conducted by Hooker Winchester, At
ter arresting him on a charge Of sci
ing liquor illegally, found nothing
reward him for his efforts. Winche
ter was given a hearing yesterday a
ternoCu and his ease was continued t
this afternoon at o'clock for a fu
thor hearing. Today the case was NJ
pressed.
The Children : Grccnaway fair wi
lie given by the children s department
Of the Centre Congregational Sunda
school Saturday afternoon in Festiv
hall from to 6 O'Clock. The has
school orchestra will furnish music al
an hour $ entertainment will he give
from $50 to t30. There will be mu,
TO interest the older people as well
the children The Sunbonnet babi
win give their own special play fro
their own book, and the Kate Gree
away children viii illustrate some
the verses that are now classics in t
child world. Besides the entertoi
ment there will be the usual sale
articles and the Mystery tree w
furnish grabs. Young women W
serve ice-cream and tea from the ma
gold garden.