The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Swedish Luther league will meet
in the church vestry tonight.
The Needlecraft will meet with Mrs.
Robert Dunklee Friday afternoon.
The Dorcas society of the Swedish
meeting Thursday evening in the home
Of Miss Anna. A. Anderson.
A. New York automobile, containing
a handsome buck deer which was shot
ia Dixville Notch, passed through Main
street shortly after noon today.
John kellogg of Chicago, manager of
the grain department for Armour 4 CO.,
and &. |. Hudson of Buffalo, manager OF
i their Buffalo store, were at the office of
L. Crosby 4 Co. yesterday.
Anyone having bills against the well
] come home committee should present
them be ore Nov. To- as the cash balance
which remains in the hands of the COM
mittee will be returned to the War Chest
| ASSOCIATION after that time.
Vermont Wheel club officials have ar
ranged for an interesting entertainment
to take place in the club rooms the even
ing OF Tuesday, Nov L., when II. P
Stofft, one of the best known billiard
! players in the country, will give an exhi-
bitlon with partner known as Masked
Marvel X The program will include
pocket billiards, three-cushion caroms and
| balk-line games and fancy shots.
Mrs. Lezette w. Pellet, wife of John
! G.. Pellet of this town, died Monday
morning in the home of her sister, Mrs.
Z. A. Catlin, in Meriden, Conn. She had
been in i'll health several years. Death
/ ri 49, 81
| funeral will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock in North Brookfield, Mass, and
the burial viii take place there.
i The W ?. Chamberlain company Of
this city, which operates stores III keene,
Winchester, Brattlcboro, Fitchbnrg, Nash
ua, Rutland, Nergennes, Hillsboro and
Claremont, has purchased the Weeks block
in Winchester where its store has been
located for some time. 1t is one of the
4 best business blocks in Winchester and
is OF brick, two stories high.-keene, \.
H., Sentinel.
Thirty-seven members of r. E. John
son camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, came by automobile from Keene
last night and conferred the degrees on
two candidates for Brattleboro camp.
The members of the degree team, of
whom there were II, were in uniform
A few other camps also were represent
ed at the meeting. Following the work
an oyster supper was served. Several
visiting WoodHen made brief remarks
The Keene delegation left about 1886
for their return home.
The funeral of Miss Johanna Brosna
han was held this morning at O'Clock
in st. Mehael's Roman Catholic church
Rev. James p. Rand officiated. assisted
| by Rev. Father Cray of Brandon, who
was cousin of Miss Brosnahan. The
bearers were Daniel Cray, Patrick Lean
William Shaughnessy of Bellows Falls
Dennis Cray of Springfield, Mass, t. F
Meehan of Waterbury, Conn, and I. A
Austin of Brattleboro. The burial took
place in ST. Miehaels Roman Catholic
cemetery. Those who attended from
out of town. besides those mentioned
were Mrs. James Meehan of Waterbury
Conn, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Mrs. p. B
Lean, Thomas Shaughnessy of Bellows
Falls, Miss Mary Ahern of keene, y. II
On Thursday afternoon from $50 to
), on the third floor of the high school
building, there will be sale of sailed
peanuts and candy All the candy is
being made without the use of sugar
The sale is being conducted by the ad
vanced class in domestic science under
the direction of Miss Piggott, and the
proceeds will be used to enlarge tht
kitchen equipment.-Adv.
The High Street Market, D
D. Cory company proprietors, have be
gun this week delivering goods, nc
charge being asked for delivering goods
amounting to 81 or over.--Adv. 212-21s