The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

A party of Is plans to 90 to Ches.
terrified tonight 10 attend chicken
pie supper and dance.
Rev. +. O. S. Osgood will conduct
the Chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at clock.
Rev. j. Fredrik Virgin will conduct
the service at the Home for the Aged
Sunday afternoon at 3 clock.
The women of st. Michael's Roman
Catholic church are arranging for a
chicken-pie supper TO be served in
Grand Army hall Wednesday evening,
Jan. 81, from TO 9 O'Clock.
Alice G. Gilbert, doing business as
the Abenaque Machine Works of West
minister, has brought suit against Dan
iel A. Dory OF Westfeld, Mass, to re-
cover SiO6.2l for labor and material
furnished. The papers are from the
Office of Allen Il Faulkner of Keenc
y. H., and Eddy & Whitney Of Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Emily Pendleton, 90, wife of
Scion T. Pcndleton Of South London
derry, died in her home last evening
after an illness of several months, due
10 her advanced age. She leaves, be
NAA'1 htI HNSbduu, TWO tHlluItH, MIS-
II. T.. Yearly of Brattleboro and Il. H..
Pendleton of Maiden, Mass, and sev.
eral grandchildren. The funeral will
be held Sunday in South London
derry.
The body Of Mrs. Thomas Sears will
be brought here Saturday morning
from South Coventry, Conn, for burial
in the Roman Catholic cemetery. There
will be prayers at st. Michael Is Roman
Catholic church, Immediately after
the arrival Of the morning train
from New London. Mrs. Sears was the
wife of Thomas Sears, former resident
Of Brattleboro who is manager of a
large estate in South Coventry.
The Brattleboro Clinical club held a
meeting in the Brooks House last even
ing, attended by l2 physicians. Dir.
Thomas Rice gGye a paper on Twenty
Years Of Practical Experience in OBJ
stetrics, which was particularly inter
csting and showed thorough knowl-
edge Of the subject. The paper was fol
lowed by discussion Of the latest topics
in medical science, also remarks by the
president, DR.. George r. Anderson.
Past Captain +. d. Houghton of Bel
lows Falls was the installing officer at
the installation ceremonies last night
of Canton Palestine, +. NJ. These Of
ficers were installed: Captain, George
ID. Reed; lieutenant, Carl w. Cushing
ensign, William r. Hudson; clerk, Fay
cite Miller; accountant, w. j. Cain;
guard, Lester Akeley; standard bearer,
Fred Whiddcn; inside sentinel, George
Stone; outside sentinel, NJ. X. Micott.
The musical entertainment and card
party held last evening in Knights of
Columbus hall was attended by a good
number and was an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Katherine O Conner Weeks and
George O'ConnOr rendered duets, and
John j. Sullivan sang a group of songs.
The prizes at cards were won by Miss
Nellie Rcdding and William Smith, first
Miss Pauline Putnam and Hermon
Brooks, consolation. Dancing was en-
joyed from 10 to l. with music by Lett
singer and Dugan.
The ladies Of the First Universal
list society will Md their 9th annual
fair in Festival hall Thursday after
noon and evening, Feb. ]. As the name,
Z" At the Sign of the Rose, - indicates,
n profuSion Of roses of all colors will
be used in the decoration of the hall
and booths. There will be for sale the
usual fancy and useful articles, home
made candy, popcorn, flowers, ETC., and
the children will be made glad by the
grabs A hot turkey supper with other
good things, will be served from ) 70
$50; dancing will begin at $50, music
for which will be furnished bv Lett.
singer S orchestra. Doors will be open
at 4 clock.
An important event in local musical
circles is the organization of Brattle.
boro chapter, No. /, of the American
Guild of Banjoists, Mandolinists and
Guitarists, which took place last even
ing in Harmony hall. The meeting was
well attended and much enthusiasm was
shown over the prospects for a success
ful and permanent organization. The
chapter charter is now open, and it is
expected that numerous applications, in
addition TO those now in the hands of
tile organizers, will be received. Henry
A. Chandler Of Horton place was elect
ed temporary chairman, and Ernest O.
Cooke OF 10 Prospect court is acting as
secretary pro TEN. The next meeting
will be held in Harmony hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. 80, at 7.30. Officers for the
year will be clectf,j. All interested are
invited 20 attendX
More hats wcllkbe added to the half.
price sale in Mr4 Smith S store tomor-
row, OF course you can find satin
hats also.-Adv. $50
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