The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. T.. Q. S. Osgood win conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dr. F. f. Steele of Montpelier, DIR.
w. y. Bryant of Ludlow and DIR. r.
NJ. Pelton of Richford, supervisors of
insane for the state, were in Brattle-
boro today and visited the Brattleboro
Retreat on a tour of inspection.
The Fisk clubs will meet tonight
at 80 o'clock in the ninth grade
room in the high school building and
a. r. Metcalfe of the headquarters
in Chicopce Falls will speak to them
Anybody interested is invited.
The funeral of Charles Pentland will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
house, 1913 Canal street, at > o'clock
and in St. Michael S Episcopal church
al 80 o'clock. Rev. j. Fredrik Nir-
gin, rector of the church, will ofiiciate
and the burial will take place in Pros
pect Hill cemetery.
4 cream fish supper will be served
in the Centre Congregational chapel
| this evening at q O'Clock, followed in
the church at 30 by the midwec<
meeting, when the pastor win speak
! that many will remain after supper
! for social greetings and the meeting.
Corporal Ronald Hoskier of South
Orange, y. j., one of the stars of the
American flying corps who was killed
| in an aerial combat on the French front
| a few days ago, was q friend of Roger
Bracket of Brattleboro, becoming ac-
| quainted during several summer vaca-
tion visits of the families ut Isles Of
Shoals.
| a limb that fell across the power
| line Of the Twin State Gas 4 Electric
Co. near the Bradley farm last even.
ing put the lighting system of the town
out OF commission for 4 few minutes
until the shift could be made at the
local sub-station from the West Dunn
merston line to the Vernon line. Re
pairs were made promptly.
! I'm the annual meeting of Brattle
boro lodge, No. l02, F. aud \. NJ, held
in the Masonic temple last evening
the following officers were elected: W
NJ, Howard :. Merrill; :. W., r. j
Eldridge; J. W., 4. w. Montgomery
treasurer, V. q. Jones; secretary, jess,
f.. Haynes. The elective and appointivC
officers will be installed on or befor,
the next regular communication.
The first Clover league baseball game
this season will lac PLAYED at Islam,
Park tomorrow at , p. m, Brattleboro
high and Bellows Falls high being tn,
opponents. There will be n special re
duccd rate for children. 1t is probable
that Nichols, Il southpaw, will start il
the box for Brattleboro, the Lineup
otherwise being the same as in tn
Townshcnd game. About - were on
for practice yesterday. Convey III tn
box and Defiance ut third Shove,
good promise.
The funeral of Thomas Lynch wa
held this morning in st. Michael
Roman Catholic church, Rev. Fathe
James p. Rand saving mass. The bear
ers were VI. J. Baker, Nicholas Baker
J ohm j. Long and NJ. j. DOYLE. TIL
burial took place III the Roman Catholi
| cemetery. Among those from out 0
town were Frank Lynch, Mrs. Ann
| Shea and Mrs.. Willard Stone of Ho
yoke, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maj
| ston of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Pat
| rick Ryan of Leominster, Mass, Thoma
| and Francis Foley of Mittineagu,
| Mass, Michael Foley and Miss Kat
| Foley Of Putncy.
| Fourteen cases of contagious di'