The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev D. E. Trout has bought through
the Manlev Broth tgene.- a Dodge
touring car.
Troop No. I, Boy Scouts of America
VIII meet tomorrow evening at
clock in the headquarters, the Centre
church house.
Martin Murphy of Putney was oper
ated upon in the Memorial hospital
for appendicitis yesterday by DR.. Har
ry p. Greene.
The Sedgwick Woman S Relief corps
will hold a sewing meeting tomorrow
afternoon with supper and regular
meeting Ill the evening. A good attend
ance is desired.
| The Daughters circle of the Univer
salist church win hold social at the |
| home of Harriet L. Bemis, suite 30 |
| Crosby block, tomorrow evening at |
| 30. All members are urged to be |
| present.
Today the Empire presents The Tri- |
umph of Al Emperor massive World |
| production with beautiful scenes, cos
TUNES and hundreds of people. T,mor
row Sealed Lips, featuring William
/ Courtenay, will be the feature.
The Woman's association of the
Centre Congregational church VIII
serve a public supper in the chapel to-
morrow from 6 TO clock. After the
supper there will be an informal re
option to Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Clapp
and family.
The Canal street Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION, which holds its regular meet
ings the second Thursday of each
month, will hold its April meeting
with the Main street association April
20. o. H. Benson of Washington, D. c.,
will be the speaker.
Today the Princess theatre will pre-
sent Francis X. Bushman and Ruth
Stonehouse in George AIDES we'll
known stage success, The Slim Prin-
cess. Tomorrow Pauline Frederick in
thrilling photo production of a cele-
brated play, Bella Donna, will be seen
The body Of Mrs C. C. Turner vii.
/ be brought here from Keene, n. IL,
| tomorrow morning on the train due
here at S.53 and will be taken i'm
mediately to St. Michael's Roman
/ Catholic church where the funeral
services will be conducted. The burial
will take place in the Roman Cath lie
1 cemetery.
The 9th annual session of the grand
i lodge of Vermont, Il. +. o. P, will be
held in Masonic temple, Burlington
tuesday, April %, at 10 a. IN. On
| Monday evening, April 24, Vermont
Il 4odge, No. So, viii give 4 reception to
III he grand officers and visitors in Ma
sonic temple. Headquarters for the
III delegates will Ice established at the
II Van Ness House.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Boyden and Mr.
AID Mrs. L. T. Britain entertained
about 40 couples at = children s party
l..-+ 4.
II , to /. The guests were dressed in ju-
yenile costumes, and every feature OF
the evening program was in keeping
III Music was furnished by Leitsinger )
II orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stod-
dard of Springfield, Mass, were among
the guests.
II NJ J. Hapgood of Peru was in town
| yesterday on his way home from Bos
ton, where he went to attend the biz
N gathering for the advancement of the
| interests of New England, in which ht
took part by proposing as a prime ne
n ccssity the preservation of the for
II ests. This position comes very appro
priately from Mr.. Hapgood, who has
decided so much territory to the state
in order to secure the preservation o
its timber
The annual meeting of Columbian
HI rouge. NO. 90, t ana A. NJ Was utlt
III last evening i'll the Masonic temple
III when the following officers were elect
II ed: w. NJ, Stuart J. Chaplin; s. W.
II Harrie B. Chase; J. w, Rev. Nelson
u Kellogg; treas, Frank B. Putnam
- Sec, Arthur L. Billings; trustee, Franz
b. Putnam; corporator of the Build
- ing association for term of thre
II years, James B. Randoll. The eleetiv
Il and appointive officers will be install
# ed at an early date.
81 Willard D. Packer, 70, died earl
a Monday morning at the home of hi
q nephew in Gro3eland, Mass. NJ
q Packer had been ill since last Noven
8 Der. He was born in Brattlebort
q Jan %, 1887, and was employed as
machinist during his active year
a Later he took up farming and went t
Il Groveland to live four years ago Il
q leaves three nephews and one nice
h The funeral was held this afternoon {
u O'Clock at the Packer home and tt
b body will be taken to Bernardston {
81 morrow for burial.
q Miss Turner of Greenfield, Mass, wi
III have a sale of embroideries, stampe
b goods, Easter cards and novelties
& the Brooks House for the entire wee
81 ADV. 35-;
s Concerning Charles H. Barthlome'