The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-15
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.


be postponed this week.
/ The Daughters circle OF the Univer-
salist church viii meet Thursday even
ing, March 16, at 80 in the church
parlors.
The annual gymnasium exhibition of
nigh school pupils under the direction
OF the physical directors, Diedrich
Stolte and Miss Constance Adams, will
pc given in the Armory Thursday even
ing, March %.
The Brattleboro high school basket
pau team will play a Mortified team
IN the Armory Saturday evening. The
northheid team has lost only one game
TINS season and is said to have unusual
strength for team of boys.
Today the Empire presents the
World feature, The Dancer and the
hlng, featuring Cecil Spooner in n
very pleasing Offering. Tomorrow
William Fox presents William Far
mum in Sampson, play of much
force and dramatic action
The New England auxiliary held an
enjoyable sociabIe in G. A. r. hall
last evening, progressive five hundred
being played at nine tables The first
prizes We're won by Mrs. Charles
Brown and Kern D. Adams, the eonso-
lation by Mrs. Ada Niles. Refresh
ments OF candy, peanuts and waters
were served
Bertha May Todd of Bellows Falls
has entered suit for divorce from
Herman l.. Todd now of Newport, n.
ID. They were married Nov. 90, 1904
and lived together until Aug. 3. 1912,
She charges desertion and nepIect
and refusal to support and asks the
care and custody of three minor chill.
dren and alimony.
The Woman IS Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet IN the home of Mrs. Z. E. Covev
! of 81 Western avenue Thursday even
ing at O'Clock. Topic, Mexico To-
i DAY. An interesting program has been
!. prepared by the mission study class,
As this is the last meeting of the CON
ference year the rest of the mite boxes
should be received at this time. A
| good attendance is desired.
The engagement of Miss Coda Cor
rea, daughter of Mrs. E. H. A. Cor
rea of POI West Seventeenth street.
| New York, to James Harden of Al
West Forty-fourth street, New York.
Is announced. The wedding will take
place In June. Mr.. Harden is president
/ of the Aeheson Harden company of
that city. Miss Correa S father was
the late vice president of the Home
insurance company. Miss Correa, who
with her mother, has spent several
seasons at Pine Grove Springs hotel
Spofford lake, and frequently is a
guest at the Gregory farm in Dunn
merston, has many friends in town.
The Free Kindergarten has been
made happy this week by the installa-
ton of new Furlong piano to take the
place of the old one which was in use
so many years. The new upright pi-
ano has been contributed by the Wo
man s club and the Civic league with a
generous contribution by L. H. Barber.
Both the kindergarten teachers and the
children deeply appreciate this pener-
Gus gift, which will be enjoyed through
| the years to come by many children.
Hearty thanks are due both the clubs
and Mr.. Barber and especially to Mrs.
10. c. Fits of the Civic league and
Mrs. F.. H. Sanford, chairman of the
ways and means committee of the Wo.
man s club.
Forty-one members of the Philathea
and Baraca classes of the West Brat.
/ tleboro Sunday school sat down to n
bountiful sugar supper given bv the
Barracks to the Philatheas last even
ing in the chapel. The tables were
decorated tastefully in green and
| white, with a shamrock souvenier at
each place. Immediately following
the supper an excellent program, con
slstlng of singing, tableaux and read
ing by Mrs. Metcalf and toasts by
different members, was enioyed bv
all. Mrs. L. F. Taylor at the piano
and Miss Maude Miller on the violin
accompanied those who rendered vo-
cal music. The entertainment was fol
lowed by a social hour. Much credit
is due the committee in charge
In the meeting of Brattleboro
chapter, d. A. r., in the home of Mrs.
Lyman Z. Holden last evening, Mrs.
Holden, regent, and Mrs. w f. Root.
secretary, We're hostesses. There was a
large attendance and the house was
beautifully decorated with flags and
flowers. Mrs. +. Z. Perry read the
, address that was given by Albert Hall
at the time of the dedication of the
marker placed in Westminster to
, mark the place of the old court
house and songs were pleasinglv
rendered by Miss Josephine Toedt.
| Refreshments We're served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs
Holden and Mrs. Root invited the
members of the D. A. r. to a silver
social to be held next Monday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at Mrs. Holden :
) residence.
When you want Flowers, and Design
4 Work, try us. We are selling carna.
J., lions at 20 cents dozen, roses. 1s-incb
r stem, $3.50 doz.; daffodills, 60e sweet
a peas / cent each, pansies, cents. We
D are also taking orders for Green Car
r nations for ST. Patricks day We al
way strive to please our trade. G. n
Bond, Florist, Locust st. Tel. 231-X
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