The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-26
BRATTLEBORo LOCAL.


There will be an important meeting
of the board Of directors of the Red
Cross branch tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the federal building.
The hour Of the midweek meeting at
the Centre Congregational church has
been changed from 7.4j to 7.30 o'clock.
The meetings were held at 745 during
the summer months.
The j. f. Hall class of the Baptist
Bible school will hold a sewing meeting
nt the home Of Mrs, W. H. Haigh on
Washington street Saturday afternoon.
Sewing will be provided.
News has been received of the promo
tion Of Private Howard w. Lang, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lang of Green
street, TO corporal in the 57th pioneer
regiment, which has been at Camp Wads-
worth, Spartanburg, s. G..
George NJ Hastings. a farmer of Hins-
dale, " H., and Miss Marierose Cura Bias
settle Of Chesterfield, ~ H., were married
yesterday morning at the parsonage
by Rev. Richard II. Clapp pastor of the
Centre Congregational church The sin
Gle ring service was used and they were
unattended.
The funeral of George II. Chatfield
was held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
IN Moran x Rohde's undertaking rooms
Rev. D. y. Trout, pastor Of the First
l'niyersaist church, OBLIGATED. The burial
took place in Meeting House Hill Gene
terry. Mrs. G. A. Sheldon and George
Chatfeld both of Claremont, n. IL.
daughter and son of Mr.. Chatfeld, at.
tended the funeral
Bratteboro chapter, d. A. r., will hold
the next meeting with the members who
live in Vernon. in the Union church. on
the 2jth anniversary Of the organization
Of the chapter Friday, Oct 4. at 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon Supper will be fur
nished by the Vernon Red Cross womer
at 30 and all members and friends of tn,
chapter are urged TO attend. as the pro
cecds will be added to the treasury of th,
Vernon Red Cross branch. Arrange
mcnts will be made for any members o
the -. A. Il. who are not provided with
way To ride to Vernon if they will motif!
some member of the program committee
as soon as Thursday afternoon.
The meeting Of Protective Grange
postponed from Sept. Is, was he'll
hast evening. IL was voted to bu
another Liberty bond A letter {
the Grange from Oscar Whitney was read
The lecturers program included: Read
ing, What Women Can Do on the Farm
Mrs Cola Morse; reading Mrs. Harrie
Tucker; song. over There, Bernice Wells
chips. f. ID. Weld. Mrs. Henry Dimes, Mr.,
r. d. Weld. Mrs. NJ A. Fisher, Mrs Osca
Whitney, Mrs Belle Worden. H. w SaT
gent Mrs. Ruby Wells; reading, Domes
tic Service as Career for Girls, Mr..
Fred smith; recitation, Evelyn Burgar
The next meeting will be held Oct. 2.
Miss Miriam b. Child. was given a SUI
prise shower last evening by 10 Q
her young women friends, in tn
home Of her sister. Mrs. o. b. Hughes Q
Highland street. Miss Childs was pre-
scented with several beautiful gifts. tn
decorations on the dining table were es
pecially attractive and were of hydrar
peas. asparagus fern and asters. FroI
the chandelier over the center of tn
table were festoons of the ferns with
hydrangea fastened AZ each end an
placed at each of the Is covers. Very al
tractive paper butterflies, which wer
designed and made by Mrs. Hugh Agney
also were used effectively. Refreshment
Of ice cream and cake were served.
Am taking orders for potatoes; Wi
not get your supply nowl We have
quantity of very fine ones. Bond, Il
Florist. Tel. 23l.X. TO-
Asters, l5c large doz.; best Harve