The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-08
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. E. @. S. Osgood will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at } o o'clock.
The Roberts Auto Co. has delivered
this week Mitchell Junior touring cars
to W. L. Erhard and G. W. Boyd both
of Wilmington, also a Mitchell roadster
to w. L. Casey of Keene
Mrs. G. H. Hall has received cards an
nouncing the marriage of her brother,
DIR. A. E. Nav and Miss Halle Green,
which took place in Ottawa, ILL.,, June
I'D. DIR. Nav was born in Wardsboro
and has visited here several times with
his sister.
The invitations for the Brattleboro
high school alumni reunion, Wednesday
evening, June 20, will be given out to
the class secretaries tonight from 7.3O
to O'Clock in the high school room 1t
is urged that all secretaries be present to
receive them so that they may be sent
out as soon as possible.
News has been received in town of the
death of William Fuller of Feeding
Hills. Mass, June I. The funeral will
be held at the house Saturday at ,
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Whitney
and Mrs. Luella Lake will 90 to attend
the funeral Mr. Fuller formerly was a
resident of Brattleboro. He leaves his
wife, who is ill with pneumonia, and
eight children.
| Miss Marion Ruth Chatfeld, 3s, daugh-
ter of George II. and the late Nettie NJ,
Goodale Chatfield. died Wednesday after
long period of i'll health. She was
born in Washington, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1878,
but had lived in Brattleboro most of her
| life. The funeral was held this
afternoon at 230 o'clock in Bond & SON
undertaking parlors. Rev. d. +. Trout,
pastor of the Unversalist church. Off
ciated The burial took place in the
( family lot in Meeting House Hill Gene
| terry.
Capt. f. w. Gibson of Company I,
| ". \. c., and a recruiting party left
this morning for Bennington under
orders Of Col Thomas to conduct a
vigorous recruiting campaign. The
others in the party are Sergeant Philip
Ericsson and Private Fred Hopkinson
Thee will be joined in Bennington by
Private Howe, son of Editor Frank
| T. Howe of the Bennington Banner
Private Howe will 90 there from Fort
Ethan Allen.
Miss Doris Coombs and Miss Addie
Warren entertained Mrs. F. l.. Smith s
class of the Baptist Bible school WedneS
! dav evening III Miss CoombS 5 home OF
Canal street. 4 musical program was
arranged which was very enjoyable
consisting of vocal solos by Miss Doris
Coombs and Miss Lillian Douglas; pi
ano solos by Miss Delilah Tudor; vic
lin solo by Miss Esther Gustafson.
readings by Mrs. F.. L. Smith and Mis-
Addie Warren. At the close of tn,
entertainment knitting which the elias
will do for the Red Cross work was dis
tributed. Refreshments were served b,
Miss Coombs and Miss Warren.
Hiram j. Hapgood. -, of Acton. Mass.
died in Reading, Mass, yesterday a
= the home of his daughter. Mrs. f. w
Harris He was born in Acton and ha,
!, lived there most of his life. Mr.. Hap
good was associated in business for abou
TO years with Turtles, Jones & Wether
bee He was selcctmau, oyerseer of tn
poor and assessor, and was a life truste
of the Wilde Memorial library of Actor
He was a member OF the South Actor
, I'niversalist church, Charles \. Wele
lodge of Nasons and Magdalene choptcl
O. f. 5. He leaves, besides his daughter
r son, Frank f. Hapgood OF Boston: tw
{, sisters, Mrs. A. +. Thurber of Brattlc
Q boro, and Mrs w. c. Amcs of Hudson
. Mich. and a brother, Eugene Hapgood q
Detroit Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Thurbc
have gone To attend the funeral in Read
- ing Sunday. a Masonic service Will b
held and the burial will take place
Nasf Acton