The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-22
BRATTLEBOROLOCAL.

The united choirs will hold their frs
rehearsal for the Easter eantata torlnr
row evening at O'Clock in the Eag
fist church.
Friendship circle met Wednes
afternoon in Odd Fellows temple -
sewcd for the Red Cross \ cov,a
dish supper was served at els.
The mission circle of the Univels !
ist church met yesterday afterro
with Miss Nettie Bishop at her holaa
on Oak street. Community sewing was
done.
The temperature this morning as reg
istered by r. h. Vaughan 5 registering
thermometer was - below zero. In
some places in town the mercury vent
down TO % or more.
Hugh H. Dunklee, a member of the
board of listers, states that on account
of the demands of his personal aft irs
upon his time he will not be a ca~di-
date for reelection as a lister at the
town meeting March ).
The Daughters circle of the Cniver-
aalist church held a social last even ing
with Mrs. Fayotte Miller of Belmont
! avenue. A covered dish supper was
served al $50 After supper the eve
ming was spent sowing
Mrs. Isaiah c. Strceter Of Main
street has received telegram from
san Francisco stating that her son.
| Frank l.. Streeter, was too i'll TO be
| 'old of the telegram from her announc-
| ing the death of his father.
4 linen shower was given Miss Min
ME Bovce in Mrs. Kavanaugh 5 rooms
| las night. The party was given in
| honor Of Miss Bowie S coming marriage
to Henry Lind. 4 buffet luncheon was
served and the rooms were prcttilv
decorated in patriotic eolors.
The body of 4. H. Stratton of
Springfield, Mass, win be brought to
Brattlcboro tonight on the 800 train
/ and taken TO the undertaking rooms Of
! Moran & Rohde The funeral win be
held tomorrow in South Newfauc at .
| % clock, i'll the church, and the burial
will take place i'll South Newfano
Some of the young people of the
Centre Congregational church decorat-
ed the chapel last evening in rropara-
ticn for the Washington : Birthday
supper tonight. The ~, of flags. ma
tional colors and plants has given the
chapel decidedly attractive appear
ance. There will be program features
The funeral of Mrs Abbic NJ Har
low will bc held Sunday afternoon at
= 30 - clock in the home of her nephew
II. +. Jordan of 81 Green street. Rev
Richard Ii. ClapP, pastor of thu Cen.
tire tongrega tiOnal church, Of whiei
She was a member, Will o.hciatr The
burial will take place in Prospect Hi
cemetery.
Tho funeral of Isaiah c. S.reater
former senior vice commander of Sejg
wick Post, G.. 4. r., was held yester
day, with a prayer service at II 'clocl
in his late home on Main street an
services in the North Hirslale Baptis
-hurch ~ = O'Clock. Rev. Clark T
BrowueH, pastor Of the Fir5t Baptis
church, otiiciated. 4 delegation from
n" Grand Army post and Woman
Relief corps attended the PRAYER serv
, lee. Alfred S. Thompson sang two Sc
Iections, Abide with Me. and Beauti
full Isle OF Somewhere. There was ;
, profuSion Of flowers. including piece
: from the &. 4. r.. classes No. y am
" No. 10 of the Baptist Bible school.
set piece from the First Baptist churc
and from the Sheridan camp, Sons o
- Veterans, in Hinsdale. The bearer
were three sons. Arthur ". Streete
Of Lowell, Mass, Hoyt 7. and Lyma
II. Streeter Of Brattleboro, and so,
! inlaw, Bert Mcdonald of Hingdale. {
: L, Davenport of Brattleboro sounde
taps at the grave. The body wa
y buried in the North Hinslale center,