The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Protective Grange will have box |
supper al their regular meeting TO |
morrow evening.
The officers of Quonckticut tribe of
Red Men especially request the mem
bcrs to be on hand tomorrow evening
for the supper at $50 and the parade
which will follow.
There will sba a rummaee sale for the
benefit of the Rest room held III Emcr
son block in the store formerly occu
pied by Wslk sibakary, Efiday and Sat
urday of this week. Articles solicited
from everybody. Please leave at the
Rest room by Friday or if desired to
be called for, notify the Rest room and
they will lie called for.
The subscribers tickets for the Rose
Maiden to be given in the Auditorium
IfThursday evening will be exchanged to-
morrow and the general sale will open
| Thursday morning The cantata is 10
be given under the direction of Frank NJ
Cram, supervisor OF music OF the public
schools, with Il chorus OF high school
Pupils and sOloists from out of town
with the exception of Frederic c. Adams.
! The annual business meeting of the
/ Woman's club will be held tomorrow al
ternoon at $50 o'clock in Odd Fellows
temple. 1t is urged that large number
attend and that all 90 early SO that the
meeting may begin promptly. 1t is hoped
TO transact the business quickly so that
lcub members may attend the special
performance at 43O O'Clock at the Prin-
cess theater, given under the direction
of the ciyics committee in the observ-
ancc of Baby week
About 80 young women employees
and few who formerly were en-
ployed in the Office of the Durham
lprised Mrs. Fred Hescock last evening
in the home of Miss Mildred Yeaw of
Frost Place. Mrs. Hescock will leave
tomorrow with Mr.. Hescock for Phil
Iadclphia. where they will make then
home. Mrs. HeSeoek has been elm
, ployed as stenographcr to L. l.. Dun
, ham seven years. She was presented {
string of pearls by the employees OF
the office. Refreshments were served
and music was cnjoyed during tn,
> evening.
T 4 Better Babies film will be givel
a free showing ut the Princess theat
, tomorrow afternoon. 1t will SHOW
. How to Battle the Baby, How to Fec
thu Baby, Mental Tests for Children
Measuring and Weighing Baby, Mau
ners in the Nursery, How to Cloth
the Baby. The material was prepare'
by thu infant specialist, D.. Roge
bennett, and edited by Miss Gertrud
Lane of the Woman s Home Compan
ion. The picture will be shown at tn
close of the regular matinee program
and anyone wishing to see this pietur
alone will be admitted free after
o clock. The reel will start at 40.
The funeral of Carmi A. Chandl,
was held yesterday afternoon at %
II clock at the house, IL Horton
: place, Rev. Delmar f. Trout, pastor
- the Universalist church. officiatin
- Mrs. w. II. Bond sang two selection
y The bearers were Mr.. Chandler
:, - brother, Charles Chandler of Holyok
- Mass, and the three sons of the d
y ceased, Elwood Henry and Haro
or Chandler. The burial took place
NJ Morningsidc cemetery. Among tho
.. from out of town who were prese
w. were Mrs. Amelia Archer of Piocto
in VILE, Mrs. b. r. Holeomb of Sprin
field, Mass, Mark Carlisle of Chest
Mt William and Miss Helen Carlisle
On Gassetts, Fred Carlisle of Springfie
e, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Carlisle
lr- Rutland.