The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The 1914 magazines will be sold by
auction at the Vermont Wheel club
rooms tonight
Manley Brothers received yesterday an
other carload of Ford cars, all of which
had been sold in advance.
Rev. f. Q. s. Osgood will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 5 o clock.
Frederick Edward Wilson and Miss
Ruth Elizabeth Brown, both of Hartford,
Conn, were married this morning at
Iindenhurst by Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton
The board Of civil authority will meet
at $50 o'clock the evening of May / IN
the Office Of II Z, Taylor & Son for the
purpose of revising the village check list.
Special evangelistic services will be con-
Quoted Monday evening at S o'clock in
Salvation Army haIl on High street by
Brigadier Andrews of Hartford, accompa-
ned by Adjutant Tyler of Boston. All
are invited.
The auction of Joseph Gulick in
| Marlboro will be held Wednesday,
| April 81 instead of April %, as an
nouneed. The farm will be included
| in the sale as well as stock, farming
/
| Quonekticut tribe, l. O. r. NJ, and in
vted guests, to the number Of about 70
in Red Mems hall last evening enjoyed
warm sugar and doughnuts, followed by
sugar on snow Dancing and card playing
| concluded the evenings entertainment.
Rueben E. Hammond of Winches-
/ ter, \. H., will hold an auction sale
Wednesday, April %, instead of April
y as announced, including a large
amount of valuable personal property,
live stock, farming tools and house
hold goods.
DIR. w H lane has bought, through the
agency Of w. Z. Horton, the house at s
Belmont avenue owned by William T.
Cushman. Mr. and Mrs Cushman viii
move to tenement on Pine street DR.
Lane viii take possession of his new
house May 1
Rev D. E. Trout pastor of the Univer-
salist church. who was called to Ohio on
account OF the serious illness of his father
writs that his father underwent a sue
eessful operation and is doing we'll and
that there appears to be no reason why
he viii not recover Rev. Mr. Trout aud
family expect to return to Brattleborc
the latter part Of next week and the pas
tor viii occupy his pulpit April %.
Owen Rouse, 81. one Of the first settler,
, of AIilers Falls, Mass. died in the HON,
of his daughter, Mrs Crowley, in Miller
, Falls Monday He leaves one son, Thomas
CT Brattleboro, and five daughters, Cath
: crime Rouse OF Orange, Mass, Mrs, BoylaI
OF New York, Mrs. Crowley of Miller
Falls, Mrs Freehette of Canada, and Mrs
John Dale OF Mortified, Mass Funera
leo 1,alJ Fa1n
. Falls, and the burial took place in St
: Mary's cemetery Mortified.
e The job of replanking the highwa
bridge over the Connecticut river wa
completed yesterday afternoon undo
the direction of Selectman A. Z. Mel
rill. The heavy plank used were re
oak and it is expected that the drive
I way viii last, with some occasional re
pairs, for four or five years and tn
walk a longer time. The walk while
II has Just been replaced has lasted, wit
It occasional repairs, since the bridge wa
erected. Each plank is heavily spike
J and there is absolutely no rattle whe
$ vehicles pass over them.
= The funeral of Francis A Wells wa
:. held at the house, 107 High street, at
! o'clock yesterday and was largely atten,
!, ed. There was profusion of beautifl
y flowers. Rev. L. @. S. Osgood, pastor
i the Unitarian church, officiated and Mi
a Emma j. Gregg sang two selections, Nea
n. err, My God, to Thee, and The Homelan
I, The burial took place IN the family Il
n in Prospect Hill cemetery, the beare
i being E. L. Parker, August Hollende
w i. Barber and L. A. Whitne
II Friends from out of town present at Il
I. funeral were Judge and Mrs. w. H. Bixl
mn of Adams, Mass, Mrs. Harris William
. of Athol, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Corey
If Wood of North CRANKY, Conn, Hora
Newton, Miss Nellie Wood and Mr.. al
Mrs. Fred C. Stedman of Springfield
Mass, r. NJ Bradley of Boston and Nj
Sophia c. Stedman of Northampto
TO Mass.