The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

John Hanks has had telephone In
| stated 81; In his house on High street
| The number of 6S-X.
The funeral of Leroy L. Bond will
De held Monday afternoon at 2 clock
IN Bond 4 Son s undertaking rooms.
Nlek Bardis, who recently opened a
WeH-equlpped pool room ON Elliot
street, has added a shoe shine stand
mat has marble base and five com
Portable chairs
The adjourned meeting of Sunday
school workers which was to be held in
the Baptist church this evening has
| been postponed until March 3 at $50 in
the Baptist church.
| The Universalist Idea of Heaven OF
FINAL Harmony of All Souls with
| GOD, viii be the subject of the sermon
| by Rev. d. E. Trout at 1880 a. m.
sunday IN the Universalist church.
The nominating committee for the
state Sunday School convention.
| elected two weeks ago, will not be
ready to report until next week AMI
que notice will be given in the paper.
The Broadway feature, Colorado, with
MOZART Bosworth, Anna Lehr and a
strong cast in Augustus Thomass fam.
Gus play, will be the attraction at the
Empire today. Graft will be shown only
on Tuesday.
The funeral of c. A. Barber. who
died yesterday, will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2.3O clock at the
house, the /. B. Taft place, Rev. Delmar
+. Trout, pastor of the Universalist
church, officiating.
Brattleboro chapter. d. A. r.. viii
give luncheon Tuesday Feb. %. ct
l.3O at the Unitarian parish house for
members and invited guests. The
tickets are now in the hands cf the
program committee
Z. G. Bent of the H. Wales Inc.
20, entertained theater party last
evening. The selections dedicated 10
/. NJ Watts and Hamilton WILEY
were especially enjoyed. as was III.
one-8tep originated By r. Fl. Brown.
The members of Wantastiauet lodge
are requested to meet in Odd Fellows
nall Saturday, Feb. 10, at la b. m.
TO attend the funeral of our late broth
err, Clarence A. Barber Those WISHING
transportation, please notify the noble
grand a. J. Currier secretary.
The Ladies Aid society of the Swed
ISL congregational church met vester
day III the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson, off Williams street. A large
number We're present. The evening was
spent IN Bible reading, PRAYER and
song. Refreshments were served bv the
Anderson family
The second in the series of mid
winter socials by the knights of Co
lumbus will be held in their hall this
evening at o clock. Prizes will be of
Iefed Tor the point winners tonight
and the points will count toward the
capital prizes to be awarded at the
end Of the series.
Eight members of Company I.
y ~ T., took examinations for non
commissioned Offices at the Armory
last evening. Others will take examina-
Mons tins evening. Sergeant Steel OF
the Un1ted States army was present
and conducted the examinations ana
viii be present this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. n. w! Locke. who
died Tuesday, was held Yesterday al
ternoon at $50 O'Clock at the house
Prospect street, Rev. Delmar Il.
Trout, pastor of the Universalist
church, officiating. Walter S. Stearns
sang two selections. The BODY was
taken this morning to Putney, where
the burial took place.
More than the usual amount of on
loyment was experienced last night by
members and friends of the Christian
Endeavor society of the Centre Conpre-
gational church, who held a social in
the chapel Various games were PLAYED
ana sandwiches, cake and cocoa were
served. The evening closed with the
singing of Alexander hymns.
The Company | basketball team and
high school team viii play in the
Armory tonight at clock The lin,
up OF the Company l team will be as
follows: Cavanaugh, center; Fitzgib.
bon and Dunlevy, forwards; Manning
and Johnson, guards. The high school
team lineup win be: Adams, center;
Plumb and Winchester, forwards:
Chase and Gallup, guards.
PoeohontaS council held a regular
meeting last evening and conferred
the degree on seven palefaces. Alex
ander Ross of Barre, who is the grea
sachem of Vermont, made an official
VISIT to the lodge. Refreshments were
served and dancing was enjoyed.
Ihere will be a social next Thursday
evening and full council is desired
as matters of Importance viii be i'm
parted to the tribe
Today the Princess theater will pre-
sent Clara Kimban Young and Wilton
l4aekaye IN Du Maurier 8 successful
novel, Trilby, masterpiece photoplay
IN i've acts. Tomorrow, Anselo Lee. \
Vltagraph Broadway star feature in
three acts, viii be the attraction. and
at the matinee everyone receiving a
ticket marked Chaplin will receive
statuette of Charlie Chaplin at the mat
lnce only. The number given away r,ill
be limited to IS.
Bob OFT s Musical Comedy Co., en-
tertaIned another large audience in
the Opera house last evening, and the
whirlwind of fun was thoroughly en-
joyed. Tonight s bill is Bows and
Girls, and an amateur contest will
take place. Bob OFT viii unmask this
evening. AT the matinee and evening
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