The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.

/ rev. George h. Iomklason will con
duct the chapel service at the Retreat
Sunday afternoon a. 'clock.
The Vernon Wheel club viii keen
open house Saturday evening A lunch.
con viii be served and the magazines
for 1915 will be sold.
The Lamowaysee Camp Fire girls had
charge of the work of decorating the
Episcopal church for the Tasker- Babb
wedding Tuesday night.
John l.. Howard s real estate agency
SOLD IN Townshend yesterday Arthur
n. Greenwood s farm, stock and tools
10 >. J. johnson of Brookfeld, Mass.
At the Empire today William Fox
presents The Valley of the MISSING
with an all-star cast Tomorrow the
Metro production, The Three of rs. win
| be shown.
Inc meeting in the Salvation ARMY
nal this evening will be conducted nv
Miss Addie Reed. Subject, A Wise
| Woman of the Old Testament. Every
body welcome
Inere Will be meeting in the
Baptist chapel tomorrow evening AT
$50 for the officers and teachers of
the Bible school. Plans for the state
convention will be discussed and re-
| ports of committees heard.
The Blue Bell club met with Miss
Alice Newell last evening. Miss Newell
and Miss Nellie Hagar were the hos
tesses Refreshments were served and
music was enjoyed during the evening.
| The members of the club talked over
| plans for their annual ball
| The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Baptist church enjoyed a
George Washington social in the chap
Ell last evening. The chapel was deco
rated with flags and about so were
present. a buffet luncheon was
| served and entertainment was furnish
cd by several members.
Mrs. George E. Adams of Springfield
Mass, daughter of George c. Averill
u brattleDoro, was one of the passen-
gers on the express train which was
wrecked near Milford, Conn, Tuesday
ohe escaped without injury. She tele-
eraPned TINS information to her broth
en- h1chard Z. Averill, yesterday.
John E. White of Wardsborc has en-.
Tered suit IN municipal court against
William Fitzpatrick of Wardsboro and
the Vermont Last Block Co. trustee
on claim for labor The amount in
vowed is 500. The case is set for n
hearing at Underwood s hotel in
Wardsboro Feb. % at 10 o o'clock.
Mrs. G. E. Lockwood of Canal street
| invited several friends of Miss Ida But
terfeld to her home last evening TO
celebrate Miss Butterffeld's birthday
anniversary, the affair being a surprise
| Miss Butterfield was presented several
gifts. Games and social time were
enjoyed, after which the hostess served
refreshments
Mrs. q. l.. Pearson and Mrs. w r.
Daley entertained at auction bridge
Yesterday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. Pearson on Tyler street. There
were nine tables playing. The first
prlze was Won by Mrs. E. w. Gibson
the second by Mrs. f. R.. Newell ana
the third by Mrs. Margaret Gatty. The
hostesses served refreshments.
Today Elsie Janis in the Paramount
production, Twas Ever Thus. will be
the attraction at the Princess theatre
Tomorrow the superb photo-produeticn
of Hall Caine S brilliant drama. The
Eternal City, with Pauline Frederick
in the leading role, will be the attrac-
ton. There viii be but one matinee
and one evening performance tomorrow.
OWING to the length of the production.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of Protective Grange last
evening, when the third and fourth
degrees were conferred on six candi-
dates. The third degree work was
done by the women's team with Mrs.
Mary Robbins as master and the
fourth by the regular officers. Nine
teen visitors were present, several OF
whom made interesting remarks. A
ehleken-pie supper was served and
dancing followed.
There will be a dime social in the
parlors of the Universalist church, Fri
lay evening, Feb %, at 80. Every
one interested in the parish is cordial