The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


IN the Armory tonight at 100.
H Miss Luthera Hamilton closed scboo
IN district No. Mach 3 aad Went
to her home in WindLam.
II Miss Annie Waterman, who lives 81
H the Home for the Aged, fell FRIDAY
H evening in the Home, fracturing ne1
d left arm nc
Il George Clapp Denison of Bernards
ton and Miss Anna Henrietta Ummer
OF greenfield were married this morn
s at ~ clock by Rev. d. E. Trout
~ the onlversaiist parsonage
/ me Empire presents TODAY Tbeda
para IN The Galley Slave, a Fox fea-
ture' With an excellent cast. Tomor.
a,, william Farnum will be seen in
| nc new Governor, Fox masterpiece
Marie Pauline, days old, daughter
| OF MT. and Mrs. William Garon of
oentiai street, died this morning of
a splnal trouble. Services were held
inns afternoon at ST. Michael,s Roman
Catholic church.
William S. Hart in the western pro-
uuc tIoh, Inc Bargain, will be the at
" at the Princess theater TODAY.
oihofroW Mary Piekford in the Para
mount production, A Cir, of Yes.
present, viii be the attraction.
Miss Mary Bane was pleasantly sur.
Prlseq last evening at the home of l..
w. Hawley on Chaplin street bv % ~
her young women friends. who oava
her an aluminium glass cooking utene;,s
shower. Music and games were eniov.
ed and refreshments were served
The Woman s Relief corps viii hold
n
morrow afternoon. A full aftendanc.
is desired as there is much work ~
be done. Supper will be served nj the
usua! hour, followed by the regular
meeting and entertainment. to which
members OF Sedgwiek post are invited
There will be a social in tbe homo of
Mrs. Martha Peltier on Putnev road
tomorrow evening for the benefit ot
the sunday school which meets every
sunday afternoon in the district No
schoo-house bedquilt will be for
SAFE and refreshments will be served
large attendance is desired.
The academy hall at West Brattle-
boro was packed last evening. when
klngsbury s orchestra of Bondville
played for dancing 1t is estimated
that over so coup-es bought tickets
Ihere will be another dance this even.
ing when the same orchestra. assisted
by SeWali Morse, win furnish music.
The Canal street Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION will meet in the Canal street
schoolhouse at clock tomorrow af
ternoon. DIR. w. R. Moves will speak
on The Eye and the Ear. There isl
important business to be transacted
and 1t is hoped that as many parents
VIII be present as find it possible to
come.
Mrs. T. c. Darling of CentervilIe re-
Gently won one Of the S. gold prizes
offered by the Park & Pollard Co. of
Boston for the second best egg record
In Vermont during 1915. Mrs. DARLING
mad flock Of 20 Rhode Island Red
hens. The first prize was $50. and the
second was divided into four prizes OF
So each.
Mrs Julius J. Estey, who has made
canvass of Brattleboro in the Interest
of the Red Cross, has forwarded Sloa
to the society. Those who contributed
are eNitled to Red Cross pins. and
Mrs. Estey has been notified that an /
order for them has been sent to the
manufacturers and that the supply will
be sent here soon.
The funeral of Miss E. Elsie White
was held Saturday afternoon at 81
o clock in the Baptist church in Ches-
ter, Rev. Mr. Crockcr and Rev. Mr. !.
Jones officiating. The bearers were
Myron Robbins, Frank Ware, Charles
Fields and Harvey Wilson, The Re
bekah lodge attended in a body and
there was profusion of flowers.
A prayer service over the BODY of
Mrs. Mary Morse was held in the
Home for the Aged at $50 clock this
morning, Rev Henry A. Goodhue of
feiating. L. S. Hayes, C. w. Osgood
and Ned Pierce of Bellows Falls came
70 attend the service. The body was
taken to Bellows Falls, where the de
ceased 8 late husband was deacon of
the Congregational church many years.
The choir of the Centre Congrega-
tional church viii go TO Guilford to-
morrow to give a concert for the bene-
tit of the society there Teams viii
leave here at 6 clock from in front
of the church, and room will be pro
vided for others than the choir if they
will leave their names with Ralph
Churchill tonight. A sugar supper viii
be served in the home of Mrs. s. A
Smith and the concert will be given in
the church, next door south of Mrs.
Smith s.
The meeting to be addressed by DIR.
ohm }. Derven of Poultney will be
held at 4 o'clock, instead of 3, tomor-
row IN the high school room. DR..
Derven is young man, a clear think
er and interesting speaker. He comes
in the interest of baby week. and
will take for his subject, The Control
of Infant Mortality. 1t is hoped tina:
a large number will avail themselves
OF this opportunity to hear Dr. Der
ven.
The Salvation Army will serve sup
per in their hall, Is High street, Thurs