The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

It's regular meeting tomorrow at . o CLOCK |
with Mrs. Frank w. Pier.
A meeting of the local Liberty Loan |
committee will be held this afternoon |
| at O'Clock in the board of trade rooms. |
A meeting of troop No. 3, Boy Scouts, |
| will be held at 7.15 this evening at the
Episcopal parish house. A full attend
| ance is desired.
Mrs. Olsendam and Miss Batchelder of
| Woodstock were in town last night and
met a few women interested in suffrage
at the Brooks House.
The funeral of George H. Chatfeld will
be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in Moran & Rohde's undertaking parlors.
The burial will take place in Meeting
House Hill cemetery.
| The Canal Street Book club will hold
its annual meeting Friday evening,
Sept. 81, at 7.30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. W. F. Root 1t is expected
that every member will be present or
be represented.
John James Collins, jr, an ironmak
er, and Mrs Julia Elizabeth (Heywood)
Maleney both of Springfield, Mass,
were married Sunday by Justice of the
Peace Carl s. Hopkins A single ring
service was used and the couple was
unattended.
At the reunion of Company X, 9th
Vermont regiment, held here last week
these officers were elected: Pres, Thorn
as Harmon of Bennington, vice pres,
Myron l.. Corbett of Bernardston, E.
+. Copeland of Colrain and j, B. Ran
doll of this town
1
Three large automobile vans came
from Boston last evening and were
loaded with the drygbods from the
Brosnahan. & Sullivan store, which
were sold recently to S. Kabatznick Of
Roxbury, Mass. and were taken to
Roxbury Mr. Kabatzniek has a store
there. The store here, in the II. FL.
Thompson building is now vacant
A session of the United States District
court will be held Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the court rooms in the federal
building for naturalization purposes.
This is the session scheduled for Sept.
10, which was postponed on account of
the death of Clerk +. S. Platt, who was
killed in the railroad accident near Dunn
merston while on his way to Brattleboro
I A call has been received at the office
| of the local draft board for eight men
n from Windham county to entrain foI
!. Fort Slocum. \. y. for limited military
n service between Sept. 30 and Oct 4
o Within the past three working days qlies
, tionnaires have. been sent to registrants
lof the Sept. II class between the ages oil
: Is and 80 whose serial numbers are be
h tween 692 and 1860, inclusive.
l. An odor in the corridor of the second
| Il hull !, Ia.
that which used to exist in the old towI
ID liquor agency back in prohibition days
Is Cause: An officer who had taken quar-
he and a pint of booze from a man arrested
4 for a first offense of intoxication dropped
Ii one of the bottles on the floor while pre-
ID pairing to empty the contents into
waste pipe after the stuff had been con
lg demned.
% Dr. Charles S. Pratt of East Put
y ney took up today DR. f. l.. Tracy
= Brattleboro practice, DR. Tracy havinl
reported yesterday at the naval hos
pital at Pelham Bay, n Y, as assist
"A ant surgeon with the rank of lieuten
90 ant Or. Pratt sold out his practice t
in DR.. Tracy, and he comes here to re
Sc main during DIR. Tracy's absence whol
ly on account of war conditions. Mr.!
ut Pratt will remain at the East Putne
tie farm temporarily. DR.. Pratt s man
al Brattleboro friends are pleased to we
Of come him here again.
Mrs. NJ j. Moran received news VIC.
terday afternoon of the death in Atho
Mass, of her sister. Mrs. p. j. Murph,
Of pneumonia following influenza. New
a. was received here Yesterday morning {
Mrs. Murphv's illness. Mrs. Murph
! leaves her husband who is chief of D,
" lice in Athol, and eight children b.
I" tween the ages of Is and "a year
She also leaves two sisters, Mrs NJ,
a. ran. and Mrs. Walter Perkins of Ga
" Bluffs, Mass. and one brother, Jam,
Barrett of Detroit, Mich. Mrs Mora
n viii go to Athol to attend the funcra
en- thc arrangements for which have n,
II been completed.
Samuel A. Boyce, sr., 81, former
. an Of this town, died Sunday in his hon
ue in Westfeld. Mass, to which place
IN went about 30 years ago and whe
.,n he had been employed as cigar make
-, The family formerly lived on Was
~ ln2ton street, Brattleboro, Mr. Boy
If being cigar maker for Leonard
- Roess. Mr. Boyce was a son of NJ
ire Eand Mrs. Thomas Boyce of Bella,
II Ire, and came to this country at t
at age of IA years. Besides his wife
nv leaves three sons, Samuel A., jr., j
rs. seph H., both of Westfeld, and L
ho ward j., who is in the navy. He al
I've leaves two daughters, Mrs. Edith Hold
all and Mrs. Kathleen B. Hagcrty of We,
# field The funeral was held this a
ernoon at at the home.
Am taking orders for potatoes; W
not get your supply now? We have
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