The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Marr Gcddis class will hole its
annual meeting ana election of officers
in the home of Mrs. Dorr Perry. 6
CLARK street, Monday evening at 30
o clock.
The annual meeting of the Woman :
auxiliary Of ST. Michael s Episcopal
church will be held tomorrow at , p. IN
in the home Of Mrs. Tyler at Ty-
Ter street.
The annual meeting of the W. {. T. L.
will be held Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock in the rest room. Every member
is urged to bc present at roll call. The
annual dues will be expected at that
meeting.
Members of sedswiek post, G.. A. T.,
and the Woman : Relief corps are re-
qucstcd to meet at Is Cherry street to
attend the funeral Of Rinaldo y. Hes
cock at 80 clock tomorrow after
noon.
The annual meeting Of the Woman :
alliance OF the Unitarian church will
bc held AT the home OF Mrs. +. .. :
Osgood Friday afternoon at o'clock
Business of Importance VIII be trans
lacted and full attendance is ear
nestlv requested.
An informal meeting Of the Wind
ham Comfy Fish and Game club will
be held in G. \. II. hall tomorrow even.
ing at : clock when members will
have an opportunity to meet the newly
appointed fish and game commissioner
Linus Leavens of Cambridge, who i,
making a tour of acquaintance through
the state.
( Plans and specifications for a concrete
walk from Grove street To the employees
entrance at the rear OF the federal build
ing have been received by Postmaster
VI. J. Moran and bids viii be asked ion
at once. Proposals for bids for the seed
ing OF the grass plots around the build
ing have been sent out. returnablc Nav
II
\ regular monthly meeting of tn,
Mutual Aid association was held yes
terdav afternoon. The secretary re
ported IS calls for help received in tn,
month of April. The supervisor re
ported 80 new patients under care an,
: ITO calls made. The district nurs,
reported - patients under care an,
were employees lS3 days.
The officers of Brattleboro lodge o
lAIaeons were installed last night b,
: Dcnnison Cowlcs. assisted by e. IT, Nile
las marshal The officers installed were
". NJ, II. S. Merrill; S. w. K. J. Ell
bridge; j. W., A. W. Montgomery
, treas, V. O. Jones; sec, j. f. Haynes
). D., Rev b. +. Trout; j. D.. f. NJ
Stone; s. s., L. l.. Brown j. s. w {
Re Halliday; chaplain, w u. Gibson; mai
$ shal, r. G. Averill; tyler, II. IT, Dine,
Postmaster NJ J. Moran has bee
! notified that soon there will be issue
Il from the office Of the postmaster gencr,
p an official daily bulletin which will l
e the official new, medium of the govern
j. mcnt and will be issued under the dire,
J. tion Of the committee on public nformI
$ ton appointed by the President for IL
is purpose OF disseminating official new
during the present war crisis This bu
# letln is To be posted in . conspicuou
d place in the federal building for The gel
l'ral information ol the public.
The funeral Of Mrs, Mary Brosn
ham Sullivan, widow of Matthias ST.
livan, was held this morning at $50
-. MIcHdtI norman tdtuOllc CnUfc
Rev. Father McMahon offciated. TT
bearers were her four nephCws. Tim
THY and Patrick BroSnahan Of Nau@
tuck, Conn, and Patrick and DAM
Brosnahan of Springfield. Mass. II
burial took place in the Roman Cath
lie cemetery. Among those from o
OF town who attended the funeral we
Miss Johanna Brosnahan. Daniel Bro
nahau and Patrick Brosnahan
Springfield. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. j.
rwyon Of Springfield Timothy .,
Patrick BroSnahan of Naugatuc
Conn, Miss Katherine Sullivan of Nj
dletown, Conn. James sullivan
, Roslindale, Mass. Miss Elizabeth 5
n Ivan Of Montague City. Mass. NJ
" ". Il. Andrus, Miss Anna Ryan, NJ
- katherine Ryan Of Greenfield, Mas
AZ Miss Anna BroSnahan, Miss Mary BIZ
Z. nahan of Holyoke, Mass, Mrs Hell
- Brown Of Bellows Falls.
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