The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-12-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth League of the
Methodist church will be held this eve
ming at 7.45 in the league room.
X. Z. Mosher has sold the repair and
service department of his automobile
business to Senator L. C. Tenney and
hereafter will devote his entire time TO
the sales end. Mr.. Tenney has leased
the second floor of the Mosher garage
on Flat street and will continue the
repair and service work which Mr..
Mosher formerly conducted there.
Mrs. c. L. Royce of Chesterfield, n. H.,
died about ll30 o'clock last eve
ming. following a shock which she sus-
tanned the latter part of the afternoon.
Mrs. Royce drove to the postoffice at 4
clock and was apparently in her usual
health. She evidently had the shock
while on her way home as she was uncon-
scious when the horse brought her into
the yafd The funeral arrangements
have not been made.
Lieut.. Harold W. Mason. son-in-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Durham, has
sent from France a few German relies,
which are exhibited in the Durham
Brothers Cos. south window. Among
them is a German helmet, which has
been camoufaged by considerable dec
Grating; shoulder straps of the S4th
German bombadiers; Boche medal of
honor; and German money. These rel
les of the war, were picked up by
Lieut.. Mason in the Argonne forest.
The Norwich University football
team, coached by Prof A. W Peach
has won the state championship, hav-
ing defeated Fort Ethan Allen, Middle
bury twice, and the University of Yer
mont The Norwich eleven held the
crack Boston college team to one touch
down aud defeated Boston university
| by a score Of 10 to 0. Prof. Peach
is Il graduate of Middlebury in the
class Of 1909 and of the local high
school in the class of 1905. He is son
of Mrs C. n. Moran of this town.
| The funeral of Philctus Wall, who
died in the home of Mrs. Lila NJ
| Pike of 81 Green street Sunday eve
ming, will be held at $50 clock
| Wednesday afternoon in Bond 6 Son S
undertaking parlors. Rev Delmar f.
Trout. pastor of the Universalist
NAuiNiis VIII piltNi lazy anu tbG DuIIdl W III
| take place in Meeting House Hill Gem
ctcry. Aside from Mr.. Wall S wife,
sons and daughters, he leaves one sis
ter, Mrs. Miranda Muzzy, who lives in
the home of Mrs. Clark Thomas in
Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Wall was a
member of Protective Grange.
| Mrs. Caroline Greer of Brattleboro has
brought petition for divorce from Will
liam Greer of Brooklinc In hearing
before Judge 4. l.. Waterman an order
was issued restraining Greer from en-
numbering the farm i'll Brookline which
stands in Mrs. Greer's name and which
Greer occupies, and he was ordered to
pay his wife s. at once and $3.50 a week
pending the trial of the case at the April
term OF county court, also that he pay
the interest charges on the farm mort
gage and the taxes. Attorney I. T.. Bar
Der appeared for the petitioner and Attor-
nev II. b. Chase for the petitionee
| The funeral of Mrs Horatio n. Bur
nett, who died Friday evening in the
Memorial hospital, was held at o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Q. Morse of 1875
Canal street. Rev. Delmar F.. Trout pas
tor of the Universalist church. officiated
and Mrs. William H. Bond sang Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere, and Ny Jesus, as
Thou Wilt. The burial took place in
Christ church cemetery in Guilford and
the bearers were Everett D. Prouty and
Frank O. Morse of Brattlcboro A. f.
Halliday of South Ncwfane and d. r.
Stedman of Agawam, Mass. Others from
out of town to attend the service were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Brown, Mrs A. f.
Halliday, Mrs. +. W. Morse. Mrs Idella
Hescoek and daughter, Mrs. Walter Teft
all OF South Newfane, Mrs. d. r. Sted-
man of Agawam and Mrs. John Frye OF
Leominster, Mass
/ have two small stoves, one burning
wood and the other coal, which | vii