The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The January meeting OF the W. {. /. |
I. will be postponed until further notice.
Rev. c. T. Brownell viii conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday !
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The two-weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Graves of ii Spring street died last
night of influenza
The January meeting of the Brattle-
boro Ministerial union will be held at the
home OF Rev. i. q. ), 0sgood Monday
morning at 9.45 O'Clock.
An affidavit OF intention to increase the
capital stock of the Groveton Paper Co,
Inc, Of Brattleboro has been filed at the
office of the secretary of state This cor
poration proposes to issue 5000 shares oil
non-cumulative preferred stock and 10
600 shares Of common stock.
The Centre Congregational church will
hold its annual meeting in the chapel to-
might at 80 o'clock, and it is hoped there
will be large attendance. Everybody in
the parish is welcome, as this is not
meeting limited to church members Re
/ ports of the past years work will be made
and officers will be elected
Private Andrew Ansel Foster and
Sunderland, Mass, were married yes
| Brownell, pastor of the Fist Baptist
church, at the parsonage. Private Fos-
| ter took advantage of being a United
States soldier in order TO overcome the
| five-day provision Of the Vermont mar
riage law as regards non-residents
The January meeting Of Brattleboro
chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
| omtion, will. be held at the home of the
regent, Mrs Lyman F. Holden, Tuesday
evening Jan II, at s O'Clock After a
short business meeting Mrs. George May
: rard Minor of Waterford, Conn, one OF
the vice presidents general of the national
society, will address the chapter. Mrs
Minor is woman of attractive person
alty and an entertaining speaker.
DR. Darling and Dir Burgess, dentists
who have been working in Marlboro abou
two weeks, have finished there. They vii
: go next week to Halifax. where they vii
carry on similar campaign. During thei
stay in Marlhsro - children between TIN
ages of 6 and y years have received treat
mcnt, to their teeth DR.. Darling and DR.
Burgess are travelling in a Ford truck, il
: which they carry all the dental equip
| ment. The work is being carried on I'm
Fder the fund given by Miss Emily Procto
of Proctor to the state for this purpose
Pocahontas council No. 4, held regu
lar meeting last evening These officer
l were raised to their respective station
by Acting Chief Deputy Jennie Brock
;, ington, assisted by Senior Past Chic
= katherine Endlich: Prophecies, Luell
= Scott; Pocahontas, Louise Crown; w,
:. nonah, Josephine Crone; PowhataI
! John @. Tucker; keeper Of records, Ma
! Berry; collector Of wampum. Jane Rrocl
:. ington; keeper OF wathpunl. Ruth Tucl
. er; trustee for three years, Jennie Brocl
!, ington: Corn and vcnison were serve
! at $50. during which music was rendere
;, 10y the mandolin club. After the chic
- We're raised remarks by Great Sachei
: Charles Brockington and others were 81
: joyed and two original poems were rea
: by Mrs. Josephine Crone and were niue
enjoyed by all The evening closed wit
: a social hour with dancing and songs |
} the Red Mems quartet