The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Canton Palestine will install officers in {
its regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall
tonight.
The \. f. 0. P. viii meet with Mrs. ,
Emma LaDucca on Clark street tomor
row evening at $50.
Mrs. julius J. Estey entertained a |
few friends at q luncheon at the coun
try club this afternoon.
Rev. Roy NJ Houghton will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun I
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
George L. Durham has bought an
eight-cylinder touring car through the
agency of Mosher & Tucker.
The women Of the Unitarian society
will serve a supper in the parish house
| next Tuesday evening", Feb. 16, at 6
O'Clock.
Miss Lotto Bingham of Pleasant
street entertained - friends last even
| ing at her home, the occasion being a
| Valentine party. Games were enjoyed
and refreshments were servd.
| The announcement in The Eoformer
! that the Associated Charities needed Il |
mattress for Il double spring bea
trought q response filling the want,
within an hour or two after ;ne paper
appeared on the street.
| Glass No. II of the Baptist Bible |
school held a ten-cent social in the |
home of Mrs. Enos White, Forest |
street, yesterday Twenty four were |
present. Games, music and readin3 IS
made the time pass pleasantly. Re |
| freshments were served.
4 \ joint meeting of the Woman 5 |
4 guild and the Woman 5 auxiliary of st.
Michael Episcopal church viii be
held Friday afternoon at o clock iii
the home Of Mrs. George W. Tyler at
3 Tyler street. y mission play en-
titled Mother Church will be given by
the members of the auxiliary at 4.15.
In the meeting of the Mutual Aid
association yesterday the secretary re-
ported 1870 calls for help received in
December and January All for sick
ness and emergency were filed. The
supervisor had 70 patients under care
i'll December and 10 in January; num-
Der of calls made 249. The district
nurse had u patients under care in
December and p in January; number
OF calls made 2tl.
Allison b. Strout. the l6-vear-old
boy who worked in the Fort Dummer
mill short time 4 few weeks ago and
was arrested in Greenfield. Mass.
after trying to enter an apartment
4 there, has been taken to the Shirle
Il Mass, school for boys. lie was
charged with carrying Il dangerous
weapon, revolver. Strout did not
break into Il house. but was discovered
q while on n fire escape in the rear. He
fled and was arrested later on a street
4 corner. The Greenfield police say
that he attributed his act to sensa-
q tlcnal literature and moving pictures.
' His home is i'm East Boston.
Walter II. kenncv, 60, died in Bcr-
nardston, Mass, Feb. ;, after long
4 illness. He was born in Halifax Oct.
|, 1891, and lived in that town 45
4 years, moving from there to Brattle
boro. From here he moved four years
ago to .Bcrnmdstou. He married Miss
I-uaiee Lillian henney Of Conway
Mass, Jan. IL, 1898. Mr. kenney
had rheumatic fever when seven years
old and was confined to the bed -four
! years. He worked eight years for the
/ Hooker. Corser \ Mitchell company il
4 this town. Besides his wife he leave,
4 enc brother, Elroy Kenney Of North
q held, Mass. The funeral was hell
n Saturday in Bernardston in the Good
4 ate Memorial church, and the buria
I took place in the village cemetery
Ten candidates were instructed il
I the first and second degrees in the reg
I ular meeting Of Protective Grange las
1 evening. The first degree was i,
I charge Of Il special degree team com
posed as follows: Master. II. "
I Sargent; overseer, p. T. Franklin
4 steward. d. T. Perry; chaplain c. :
Z Hopkins: lecturer. Mrs. Lucy ". san
\ gent; assistant steward, G. L. Lock
\ wood; lady assistant steward Mrs. s
W. Edwards, also regular officers Q
I the Grange. The second degree wa
I conferred by u woman's degree teal
as follows: Master, Mrs. Mary Robbins
4 overseer, Mrs. Gertrude Spaulding
\ steward, Mrs. Ruby Wells; lecture
4 Mrs. II. w. Sargent; chaplain, Mrs
I II. Grant; assistant steward, Mrs Alt
Robbins; lady assistant steward, Mr.
=. ". Edwards; Ceres, Mrs T. f. Coz
ey; Pomona, Miss Helen Hoplin,
Z Flora, Miss CarIotta Hopkins. AS Sc
= eral candidates were unable to be pre-
ent the master appointed II speci
meeting for Wednesday, Feb. II,
e work the first and second degrees. II
81 third and fourth degrees will be go
81 ferrcd Wednesday evening, Feb. :
Il followed by the harvest supper. Nj
Mary Combs invited the women of t
8 Grange to n social at her home,
d Thomas street, Feb Il, from , to
q clock.