The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-06
BRATTLEBOROLOCAL.

4 meeting OF the hoard of directors of !
the Red Cross will be held tomorrow |
afternoon at > o'clock in the rooms in |
the federal building,
The regular December meeting of the |
W. c. T. L. will he held at the home |
Of the president, Mrs. Henry Tucker. /
- Grove street, next Monday after |
noon ut ; O'Clock.
Col. II. t. Taylor camp. Sons of |
Veterans, will hold its first meeting |
this evening in G. T. Il. hall. All who !
signed the roll and have not vet been |
taken in as well as any others eligi-
/ bile for membership are specially in
yited.
News has been received here OF the
death Tuesday in the Rockingham hos
lpital. Bellows Falls. of Miss AMY len
ning~ Of Walpole, y. H., after an illness
Of few days with pneumonia. Miss
Jennings was well known III Brattlcboro.
; where she was Il frequent visitor.
The mission circle OF the Methodist
church met at tsep4s.eme of Miss Grace
BCoycy OF Western avenue last evening
for a peanut social. \ variety OF peanut
games were played and the idea was car
+ riet out also in refreshments 4 good
number were present and an ENJOYABLE
evening was spent.
Many foreign countries refuse to ad-
NIT to their mails articles bearing nom
postage "ChriStmas stamps unless
the non-paStagc stamps are affixed to
the back and not to the address side
-of the covers. Among these are Great
Britain. Canada. Bermuda, Norway
Portugal. and several Central American
and South African states Unless these
conditions are complied with articles
bearing non-postage stamps will not
be despatched from this country, but
viii be returned to the sender, if
known, otherwise they viii be sent to
the division of dead letters.
Members of Protective Grange en-
joyed an interesting program in their
regular meeting last evening. which con
sisted of the following numbers: Song,
;, Onward, choir reading. The New Pa
Il triot. Mrs Bessie Franklin; song, Om
II Volunteers. Mrs. c. f. Farnum; reel
tation. The Pilot 5 Story, Mrs Cola
II Morse; reading. The Old Fashioned
II Pair. Mrs. Fred smith: article By Or
II Harvey Wiley; Paving for the War
II Mrs Lucy Sargent; song, The Hoovci
Il Spear. Mrs Walter Whitney and Mrs
II Robert Emery; remarks. The Change,
II in Some of Our Common Practices De
II casioncd by These Strenuous Times
II Fred Brown: question. What Prepare
II tions for Winter Are the Marks Of
II Thrifty Farmer? +. +. Franklin an,
II II. /. Frost; song, The Right Shal
h Reign, choir. 1t was voted to purchas
n service flag.
II Confessions will he heard in 81
II Michael 5 Roman Catholic church thi
II afternoon at $50 and in the evening a
II 80. Tomorrow, the first Friday, hol,
y communion will be given at 'clocI
for the working people mass at
- o clock, bcnediction Friday evening a
:, 80. There will be confessions Frida
H afternoon ut $50 and after benedic
II tion in the evening preparatory to til
feast Of the Immaculate Conccptio
saturday, Dec. :, holy day of oblig;
H ton. There will be masses Saturda
II morning at and 0 clock, bcncdictio
H III the evening at 80; confessions Sat
H urdaH afternoon at $40 and after bcI
II cdlction In tho evening, which wi
II take place at 80; masses Sunda
II morning at $50 and 1920; rcceptio
II into both sodalities and benediction G
u the Blessed Sacrament Sunday evenin
:, at $50. Both sodalities are expecte
Il TO receive holy communion in Il God
II al the $50 mass sunday morning; SUI
v day school at the Oak Grove school 9
. o clock. Before the reception Sun
- day evening there will be a processio
H from the school, around the church
II tae following order: Crossbearer, ac,
II lytes st. John Berchman 5 Sanctuar