The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The women of the Universalist soci
ETY. will hold rdmmage sale Thursday
and Friday in the store rceently vacat
ed by c. f. t. ,m" q uggis..
The regular meeting of the Gal
Grove Parent Teacher association which
was to have been held Thursday
Feb. L, has been postponed to Feb. q
Kenmore Emerson brought an egg to
The Reformer Office this noon that was
laid yesterday by Rhode Island Red
The egg measured { 81 by 6 inches and
weighed ) , ounces.
The Modern Woodmen of America
| will hold a regular meeting this even
ing, when a class Of p will be adopted
State Deputy A. O. Palmer of Burling
ton and District Deputy Wells Of Poult
ney will be present.
The last ladies night of the sea
son at the Wheel club rooms will be
| held tonight from to / clock with
music for dancing by Leitsinger 5
orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
All members are urged 70 attend, ac
companied by ladies.
February 20 has been named as the
date when the briefs of the claimants
for the reward of $1,000 offered for the
apprehension and delivery TO Vermont
officers of the murderer of James Stew.
art Hamilton must be fled with the
court in Keene, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall Burnett
are receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter at their home, Deer
foot Farm, Southboro. Mass. Mrs
Burnett was Georgia Mann of Little
Rock, Ark. Mr.. Burnett was son OF
Mrs Robert Burnett and nephew Of
Countess de Jotemps, both of Brattle
boro.
B. NJ. Switzer Of West Chesterfield
n. H., formerly Of this town, was hurt
YESTERDAY by falling in his barn, an
the services Of DR.. f. r. Lynch o
Brattlehoro We're required. He wa
pitching hay down from the scaffol,
and fell, striking on an iron rod
| breaking his nose and giving him
| severe shaking up.
valentine social held in the HON
| of Mrs. j. c. Newton of Putney roa
4 last evening for the benefit of tn
1 Union Sunday school was success bot
/ financially and socially. Five dollar
/ was cleared for this work. Seven PEI
sons walked from this village to atten
and the evening spent IN a social wa!
4 broken Journal Oh car No / of tn
Twin State Gas & Electric Co. force
1 passengers from West Brattleboro I
II walk this morning from the corner {
III High and Oak streets to the bushes
II section. It was necessary TO transft
Hi passengers for q time until repairs su
Il feient to. enable the workmen to .,
the car back to the barns could
made.
III Miss Ruth W Childs entertained
IL auction bridge at her home on Terra
| street yesterday afternoon and eve:
III ing. In the afternoon there were nj,
| tables at play and in the evening tire
III In the afternoon Mrs. Stella Carm,
III won the first prize, Mrs. w. O. CoolC
III the second and Mrs. c. l.. SticlIncy Il
III third. In the evening Mrs. G. B. Hun
II er won the first prize. Miss Chill
II served refreshments.
ii Mrs f. G. Crosby has received ne,
III of the marriage Of her cousin, Ora
ii .IosEn of % Bay State avenue, We
ii Somerville, Mass. formerly of Putin
IL and Brattleboro His bride was Nj
II Ella X Van Gelder Of Brooklyn a
II they were married Jan % IN t
III Church of Holy Communion at We
III Goth street, New York, by Rev.
III Harry Morfit. Mr.. Joslin is a son
III the late Lorenzo Joslin and Mrs. FL
III abeth Joslin. His mother lives wi
III him in West Somerville. He is a bui
II err and is erecting a house in Wat,
II town. Mass. where he and his bri
will live.