The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-11
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The ninth grade football team de-
feated the eighth grade at Island park
yesterday afternoon by the score of 81
to O..
There will be . meeting Of the YES
try of St Michael 5 Episcopal church
tonight at 80 o clock in Capt. f. w.
Gibson 5 office.
large number from Brattleboro
are planning to attend the Columbus
day concert and dance in Putney to-
morrow evening.
Sedgwick Woman S Relief corps will
hold sewing meeting Oct. - in the
afternoon, which will be followed by
a supper and regular meeting with in
spcction.
Tomorrow being Columbus day, the
postoffice windows will be open from
- to II. The carriers will make their
morning deliveries and the rural ear
riers their usual deliveries
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Ann
Frost was held this morning at IL
o clock at the Unitarian church, Rev.
+. Q. S. Osgood, pastor, officiating. The
burial took place in Prospect Hill
cemetery.
The Boy Scouts, troop 3, connected
with st. Michael S Episcopal church.
| will go on a hike tomorrow morning.
leaving the rectory, Z Tyler street, at
10 o'clock. They will go into the woods
and will cook their dinner.
| Today the Empire presents Violet
! Mcrsereau in the fivc-act drama. Au-
tumn, also Weapons of Love, and The
I I0pi+nr FNarnarrpv.-
Anderson in The Mill on the Floss, al
so the fifth chapter of The Secret Sub
marine.
| The last rehearsal of the chorus
which viii sing at the state Sunday
school convention next week will be
held tonight at 40 O'Clock in the
Baptist chapel. Those in charge urge
| that every person in the chorus be
present this evening
The Twin State Gas & Electric Co.
has bought for the loca division a
new Ford touring car, which will be
converted into a truck for general ser
vice work in Brattleboro. Leon G
White went to Bellows Falls this morn
ing and drove the ear back to Brattle-
boro.
! Fred H. Davis, who has conducted a
meat market in the Abbott building,
corner of South Main and Canal streets
three years, will 90 out of business
Saturday night. He has bought a truck
1 farm i'll Franklin, n. H., and will move
/ there and conduct a market gardening
i business.
The Cloverdale company on Elliot
tC+p
of sugar and coffee the past five DAYS,
and during that time. up to last night,
sold $3.50 pounds of sugar, all in 10
pound bags. With each bag of sugar
was sold a pound of coffee, making
nearly 400 pounds of coffee, all at a
reduced price. The sale will close to-
night.
Il Mr.. and Mrs William Rogers, who
recently returned from their wedding
trip and are keeping house on Prospect
street, were given a surprise visit last
evening by a number of their young
: friends mostly of the Methodist church,
OF which both are members. The guests
brought refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers were presented an electric
reading lamp. Games were played and
social time spent.
The law practice carried on by Wal
lace Batchelder in Bethel, for II years,
up to last April, and since then by
j, Wallace Batehelder, George II. Thomp-
son and Charles Batchelder under the
firm name of Batchelder, Thompson &
: Batchelder, will hereafter be conducted
: by Wallace Batchelder and George H
Thompson under the firm name of Batch
alder & Thompson. Charles Batehelder is
not now and will not hereafter be con
nected with the Office in any way. Wal