The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.
At the n. E. o. p meeting last
evening it was voted to hold only one
meeting in July and one in August
Fred Hall has bought DR.. A. |. Mil
ler S Ford touring ear and Dr. Miller
has bought Dodge car of the Manley
Brothers agency.
Arrangements hame been made by
which the $50 southbound express
stops at Dole Junction, permitting
passengers to transfer for keene.
Tony, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Freda of Main street, died in the
Melrose hospital this morning. The
burial will take place this AFTERNOON
in st. Michael's Roman Catholic GENE
terry.
DIR. E. r. Lynch has bought the Put
nam Elmer cottage at Spofford lake
and will make several alterations and
repairs upon it. DR.. Lynch buys for a
summer home.
Two live squirrels in box built
especially for their comfort came down
the West River branch this morning
| by parcel post. >There was 15 cents
postage on tho box.
Mrs. Lamar Costello, formerly of
Brattleboro, now of Boston, is singing
for the Columbia Grafanola company
l.. I'll, Barber has on sale record by
Mrs. Costello, entitled, You For Me in
the Summer Time.
j The Jolly Sixteen club will hold a
lawn party with Mrs. Hattie McNall
land Mrs. George Stone on Myrtle
lstreet Wednesday afternoon from 3 to
10 o clock. If the weather is rainy the
party will be held the next pleasant
day.
The Valley Fair association is build
ing new sheep pens at the fair grounds.
Materials for re-surfacing the track is
being drawn to the grounds and an
especially desirable soil for this pur-
: pose is being obtained from the exca-
vation for the new Odd Fellows build
/ ing.
The store of the Michelman System
S in the Park building is closed today
and tomorrow in preparation for the
5 extensive mark-down sale which vii
a start there Thursday morning. Detail:
T Of the sale win be found in an ad
/ vertisement elsewhere in this issue.
. At the meeting in San Francisco O
| the American Nurses association th'
Vermont State Nurses association, O
: which Miss Mary Z. Schumacher O
} the Brattleboro Memorial hospital i
l. the president, was received into mem
r bership. The Vermont State Leagu
/ of Nursing Education, an association
y Of hospital superintendent and assist
r ants, was voted into membership il
l. the National League Of Nursing Edu
q cation.
&c The first meeting of the committe
le in charge of selling season tickets fo
IL She Brattleboro Chautauqua was hel
last evening when encouraging report
le of the progress of the work wer
Ae made During the next week the sal
u will be pushed even more vigorousl
ot as the stunt which the committee he
set itself to accomplish is the sale {
700 season tickets before the Char
tauqua opens on the high schot
grounds Friday, July %. Guarantors {
the Chautauqua will confer a fave
ft on the ticket sellers by buying ticket
n. for themselves early and reportin
d. names of prospective purchasers WI
on have not been canyassed. The tlcl
n, ct committee consits of c. M. Cla
Miss Jessie Gregg, Mrs. W. B. Smit
Miss Florence Hemenway Wells, jam
M. Adams, H. ID. 5Iiltn, IL.
Toedt, Mrs. Harold L. Smith, Mrs.
w. Pier, w. H. Haigh, Mrs. o.
Hughes and G. S. Hopkins. Ticke
Oh may be procured of any one of thel
.. % John Quincy Woods, 70, father
- Mrs. F. A. Shaw of this town, died
% his home in Concord, n. H., Saturda
: He was born in Hartford (Vt.), whe
: ! he lived until 16 years ago, when
went with his family to Concord, e
as tering the employ of the Boston
ol Maine railroad Mr. Woods was a ve
u eran of the Civil war, having serv
or in Company G, 10th Vermont volu
DO teers. later being transferred to Ric
asst EFT IS Battery, Rhode Island artilleI
% He was a member of the Baker Men
rial Methodist church, also of E.
Sc. Sturtevant post, No. 2, G. A. r., ho1
100 ing the Office of senior vice command
lly at the time of his death. He leaves
wife. four sons, Clarence s., Walter
set and Lester W., of Concord, and All
ate ID. of Nashua. n. H.. two daughte
Ia, MRS. f. P. Shurtleff. West Lebanon,
My lH. and Mrs. i. A. Shaw of Brattlebo
and several grandchildren.
in There will be midweek jitr
/ 1ao. - T.1oo5 mark touiubt a dv