The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at 8 % clock.
There viii Ea Ie3,t. devo.ions every
Wednesday am Friday evening in St. |
Michael S Roman Catholic church at |
40.
A luncheon will be served at the
Vermont Wheel club tomorrow and an |
entertainment viii be provided for
members
The members of the Brattleboro
Ministerial union will meet in the
Centre church house Monday morning |
at 9.45 O'Clock.
The regular meeting of the w. c. r.
Y. which was to have been held next
Monday, March 13, in the rest room.
has been postponed another week.
Several friends of Mrs. NJ. Gordon
gave her surprise last evening in her
home on Canal street, the occasion be-
ing her birthday anniversary. Games
were played and fruit was served.
| Today the Empire presents the Pathe
photoplay, The Galloper, a comedy-drama
with the celebrated comedian, Clifton
| Crawford. Tomorrow For the Honor of
Old Glory, World feature, win he shown.
To date Is dogs have been licensed.
The law requires that all dogs shall be
licensed before April / at the rates of
81 for male dogs or spayed females and
So for females. After that date until
May Is the license fees are So and SO
| respectively. After May Is, under the
law, no unlicensed dog is entitled to
/ live.
/ Henry B. Walthall and Edna Mayo, two
| OF the leading screen stars, will be seen to-
! day in the special Y L. S. E. feature. The
/ NIslaa dino I a1x - ~ D..
/ This photoplay is adapted from the stage
/ success by Charles w Goddard. Special
music will be rendered with this produe-
ton Tomorrow a special miscellaneous
1 program will be given with music by the
Princess orchestra
Miss Ruth Filion entertained 10 of
her girl friends at her home, % Clark
street, March 4, in honor of her 18th
/ birthday anniversary. In the dining
room blue and white crepe paper
1 streamers were suspended from the
electric light to each plate at the ia.
/ bic, where sandwiches, ice-cream, cake
I and other refreshments were served.
/ Games were also enjoyed
Il Forty members of Company /, V. n.
/ o., have received the typhoid treat
ment from DR.. Taylor, leaving about 10
1 to be treated. They will receive treat
ment at the Armory tomorrow even
ing. Capt. E. W. Gibson viii be there
to receive enlistments and Dr.. TAYLOR
TO examine any recruits who desire to
enlist. AS the Revolver club is to
have the use of the Armory for target
1 practice tomorrow evening there will
be no dance.
School in district No. l closed March
Z. The afternoon was spent with reel
tatlons and games in the home of the
teacher, Mrs. Bessie NJ. Bellows Re
freshments of oranges, sandwiches,
cake and cocoa were served. The total
number of pupils was l3; average at
tendance 1885; Robert and Marion
Thomas We're present every day. Ruth
Lindsey and Lawrence Thomas were
absent one day; prizes in spelling were
won by Marion Thomas, Edwin Lindsey
and Lawrence Thomas.
Class No. II of the Baptist Bible
school, Mrs. Fred L. Smith teacher.
i held its annual business meeting and
dinner last night 1T the Country club.
Twenty members of the class
were present. The following officers
, were elected Pres, Miss Marjorie
Crosby; vice pres, Miss Bessie Wor-
dea; see., Miss Ruby Thurber; treas,
Miss Ila Vickers; chairman of the
membership CON-, Miss Charlotte Bar
T LeIl. an eHleFtalnuent was gwen
during the evening and games were en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fadden of
+. Prospect street We're given a pleasant
: surprise party by 80 of their friends at
! the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Clarity
, of Vernon street, where they were in
vited Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs
5 Fadden were presented sum of money.
: Sandwiches, cake, coffee and other re-
freshments were served. Whist was
| played during the evening, Mrs. John
3 Curry winning first prize and ]. Kinowi,
ty second prize. Dancing, music and
7 singing were also enjoyed until u
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