The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell overall
factory viii be reopencd the second
Monday in January.
The election of a second lieutenant
of Company l, V. n. G., scheduled for
last night, has been postponed indef-
initely by order of the adjutant general.
A still alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was for a chimney burning out in
a building i'll the rear of the north
Watercure building on Elliot street.
There was no damage.
A meeting of the Fort Drummer col
ony OF Pilgrim Fathers, will be held this
evening at clock at the home of
Mrs. W. f. Mixer, 107 Western avenue.
\ large attendance is asked for.
The women of the Home Missionary
society of the Baptist church met with
Mrs. l.. X. Fuller Thursday afternoon.
The meeting was one of exceptional in
telest. Refreshments were served.
! Monday being New Year s day, the
! postoifice will be open, at the windows,
| from 10 to - clock. The carriers
will make the forenoon delivery and
collections. The rural carriers will
make no delivery.
The first of a series of club nights at
the clubhouse of the Brattleboro Coun-
| try club took place last evening, when
i choice table d 'hote dinner was served
to % members. The next club night
will be observed Jan. 70.
The funeral of Mrs. Georgianna Whit
nev viii be held Sunday afternoon at
go o'clock at Bond s undertaking
rooms, Rev. Delmar Z. Trout, pastor OF
the Universalist church, officiating The
burial viii take place in the West Brat
tleboro cemetery.
The funeral of George H. Sargent
Twill be held tomorrow afternoon al
100 o'clock at the residence on thu
putnev road, Rev Richard H.. Clapp
pastor Of the Centre Congregations
church, officiating. The burial will takt
place in the family burial ground.
Charles Stacy, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs
a. c. stacy of West Brattleporo, who
fell into tub of scalding water yes
tcrdav afternoon and was badly burned
was taken to the Memorial hOspita
this morning. He received burns abou
his back, forehead, both arms and hi
left hand. Mr.. Stacy had just been
scaldino PIG and the lad fell into TIL
tub, but just how the accident hap
pened is not known.
But for the timely assistance of tn
ianitor. Walter Fuller, and two men VIII
were delivering coal at the Abbot
apartments on Canal street this morn
ing a serious fire might have take
place. 4 fire started in a partition il
the boiler room, probably from rubbis
accumulated in the basement, but b
quick work il was gotten under contrC
/ shortly before the chemical arrived. :
s6iIl alarm was sounded shortly betor
1 5 o clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Elijah Vale
was held privately in the lower hall o
J the Masonic temple yesterday aftel
1 noon at . C clock. The casket was su,
\ rounded by beautiful flowers. Rev. I
r. Trout Of the Universalist church o,
ticiatcd in a brief service. The burr;
q took place III Prospect Hill cemeter.
The bearers were O. +. Randall, Ferr.
r. Vaughan, William b. Ninton, Waite
4 +. Hubbard, Major c. Houghton an
3 Christie B. Crowell, all past masters
\ Masonry Among those attending tn
funeral were Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Iolde
Z and son, Wales Holden, OF New Yor
city, Louis Knight Of Montpelie
a George Bliss of New York. Mrs Eft
q Whitney and daughter, Miss Mae Viii
ncy, of Saxtons River and Abe
& G. Franklin of Townshcnd.