The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


new Dodge sedan automobile through
the Manlcy Brothers agency.
As q special meeting Of the Mutual
Aid association was held the last of
March, the regular April meeting will be
omitted.
y military whist party will be held
in Odd Fellows temple Wednesday
night, April II, and will be open to
the public.
Yesterday afternoon burned over CON
siderable area without doing much
damage. Men of the neighborhood
soon had it under control.
The next drill for those who have
signed their intentions to become
members Of second company, if one
is raised in Brattleboro, viii jbe held
tomorrow evening at 100 O'Clock in
the Armory.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will hold q silver social and @ special
business meeting in the home of Mrs.
Eugene Clark, Wednesday, April IL.
The hostesses are Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Fred c. Leitsin9er.
In the list of officers elected by the
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church, published Friday, an omission
was made inadvertently. Mrs. George
Thomas was elected chairman of the
home and employment committee.
Among those who were confirmed
in the Swedish Congregational church
Easter Sunday were Edith c. Ham
marlund, Dagmar NJ. Anderson, Ruth
NJ. Hammarlund, Dagmar P. z. Oscar
son and Oscar p. p Oscarson.
Triumph lodge, No. 1873, S. F. of ~,
win meet Wednesday evening, at 8
o'cloclt Besides the usual business
there viii be short entertainment
and social followed by refreshments.
All members are expected to be pres,
emit
The finance committee of the new
Red Cross branch is making plans fol-
community canvass for funds for
the purchase OF material and fer car,
rying on the work Of the organization
1t will be made on Saturday OF this
week.
/ Miss Caroline II. Dalton, who FOL
many years lived on Linden street IL
the house more recently occupied b.
| the late Charl,s w Durham, whicl
was burned in September, 1919, dieC
in Cambridge, Mass, Friday, April I
at the age of SO years.
\. W. Sweeton, county agriculture
| agent, was in Bellows Falls vest .rda.
comforting with the subcommittee O
agriculture Of the Bellows Falls con
mittee on pubic safety. Mr. Sweeto
will go tomorrow morning TO Burling
ton TO attend conference of count
agricultural agents.
Mrs. Jennie A. Bcmis has announce
the engagement Of her younger daugf
ter, Miss Charlcna Newell Bemis, t
Donald Clifford kibbe Of Longmeadov
. Mass. Mr.. kibbe is bookkeeper in tn
office of Vaughan & kibbc. contractor
of Springfield, Of which his father
! member Of the firm.
Mai Lian D. Taylor OF the inspe
tor general S department Of the We
mont National Guard left this mon
ing for a trip through the state tai
property in the various arnories an
4 dSSI EHiAS sumo 10 poHolOic FtlSph
have charge Of each arnory.
/ The annual meeting of the Brattl
boro Country club was held last evel
, ing in the Brooks House parlors, whC
Q the following officers were chosen
Governors, J. G. Estcy, G. L. Dunbar
II r. \. Thompson, Or. &. r. Anderso
! c. \. Boydeu, II. {. Rice and ].
!, Ryder; secretary, II. f. Whitney; trea
= urer, l.. Guy Tasker. The reports
: the officers showed the past year
have been the best financially III Il
club S history.
The following additional town al
district fire wardens have been a
pointed by the state department
{ forestry: Vernon district, II. +. Axle
of Vernon; Rockingham district, G.
Hughes of Saxtons River; Brattlebo
!. district. Frederick r. Thomas
Brattleboro, L. r D.; Newfane di
trict, John F. Whitaker of Newfan
y Grafton district. +. H. ODER of Chs
= ter, r. +. D.; Landgrove district, c
: ito !. Coolidge of South Londonderr
Dummerston, +. II. Brown of Ia
: Dummerston; Halifax, B. G. Nord
!. OF Grove.
Don't forget the recital with Nj
A Mary Cox, as reader, and Soloists,