The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Perlev Martin Of - Pine street was
thrown from his motorcycle last even
ing and one shoulder was injured. He
is confined to his house.
Bingham chapter, Q. +. s. has voted
to hold q military whist party in the
near future. the proceeds OF which will
be for the benefit of Company |, Y. y.
EG.
\ meeting of the Women 5 guild of
st. Michael s Episcopal church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock
in the reetory. There will be an cleo
tion of officers.
! Thirty Boy Scouts reported at the
| Armorv last evening and were drilled
under Lieut. Roy b. Miner of Company
II, V. ~ g., III preparation for partici-
Ipation in the Memorial day parade.
\ regular sewing meeting OF the Red
Cross society will be held TOMORROW att
ernoon in the headquarters in the federal
\ building from $50 to ) o'clock. The elo-
vator will be in service from $50 to ,
o'clock .
The graduating class Of St. Mich
ael' IS Parochial school have elected the
following officers: President Edward
j. Shea; vice president, James Z. Long;
treasurer. Lawrence +. Sheehy; secre-
tarv, Anna NJ. Fleming.
John l.. Stewart has sold his home
mt - Western avenue recently vacated
by him, to \. V. d. Piper, who has
bought for home and will take pos
session at once. The sale was made
through John J.. Howard s real estate
agency.
Mrs. Hattie b. Rice, widow of sam
Iuel H. Ricefand sister of Mrs. II. K
Beals of Keene. y. H., died in Walthan
Mass, Tuesday following an operation
She was born in Brattleboro, but hao
lived in Waltham 80 years. She leaves
mo near relatives, except Mrs Beals
THE funeral was held this afternoon.
\ picked team of Masons will go this
evening to Keene, y. H., to roll the
Kcene team. II is expected that tho
local team will be composed Of Barber
Thompson Tracy, White and Marks
4 bowling team from Hartford, Conn.
two of whom are former residents OF
, Brattleb0ro. Albert Busbv and Wilbur
. will come to Brattleboro Saturday
June g. yo bowl a team on the Masoni,
) alleys.
while Floyd j. Fairbanks was an
hitching his horse from his bakery
cart last evening, at his barn or Eros
street. the horse became frightened
J and started to run. The wagon was dc
l tached, otherwise there is no KNOWN!
what might have happened, as tn
wagon rolled of the bank down int,
4 the yard ut +. H. Bragg $. The Wagon
was badly smashed and considerahl
4 food which was in the cart was strew,
about the street.
The juvenile orchestra of Mort
Adams, Mass. which gave 4 couccr
J.. under the auspices Of the Woman S elu
in the First Baptist church hers las
winter. gave the third annual concer
of the organization in North Adam
Tuesday evening. The program wa
\ kcntircly changed from that given her
and the soprano soloist was Master Mi
t. ton +. Miller Of Providence, Il. l. TIL
Baptist church was crowded to capacit
for the event.
, In a regular meeting OF Protect,
Grange last evening the first aud Sc
! 0nd degrees were conferred on two eaI
. didates by special degree teams. job
Mckay was master OF the first degr,
team and Warner Hopkins of the tea
that worked the second degree. 1t WI
voted to change the date Of the he,
meeting from MAY 30 to Nav 81. wht
: the third and fourth degrees will |
= worked. Refreshments will be sery,
and the women are asked to bring cal
without further solicitation.
- The childrea Of the Chase sire
ischool gave a concert yestc day ate
noon at which were present paren
and friends of the pupils. Besides Il
81 choral selections there was solo !
'e Eleanor Adams. u duet by Doris We,
!" and James Boyden and a quartet ,
y, lection by Elizabeth Dunham, Mari,
~ Fairbanks and James and Geo ge Du
d, ham. The children had been trained
- Frank NJ. Cram, supervisor of mus
@ OF the public schools, and gave t
concert updcr the direction Of til,
g. teacher. Miss Eloise Sanders.
Is Remember. the matinee for Howe
Ir. wonderful pictures will not start I
y,i3 p. m. next Monday. The seats are
CT served and may be secured now ut t
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