The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-04
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The postponed Christmas tree and
supper at st. Michael S Episcopal parish
house will be held Monday evening at
6 clock.
News has been received of the death,
in Chester, \. H., Dee. 81, from IN
fluenza, of Mrs. Parrish Lewis. She
will be remembered here as Flora Jones,
daughter of the late Frank and Mary
(Liscom) Jones She leaves, besides
her husband, three daughters and two
sons.
The every member canvass of the
UniversalNt parish will be made to-
morrow afternoon from 2 to o'clock.
Rev. Herbert p Woodin of Auburn,
| Me-, who is engaged in \. NJ. =. a.
work at Camp Devens, will preach in
the Centre Congregational church to-
morrow morning
The funeral of Norma Irene, years
and II months, daughter of r. b. Cove
of Boston, who died in the home of
| Mrs. Carrie Franklin of 2l0 Elliot
street after a week s illness with pneu-
monia, was held yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock in Moran & Rhode S
. hcN. 1lt"ttt,
pastor of the Advent Christian church,
offieiated. The burial took place in
the West Brattleboro cemetery.
i J. Howard Williams of Rutland has
come here to act as manager of the
Swift Beef Co., taking the place OF
Manager Jesse E. Haynes, who is IL
the Eliot hospital, at e-107 Audubon
road, Boston. Mr.. Haynes is to under
go an operation today because of being
hit by bullet near the neck during
the celebration of the signing of the
. armistiee. Mr. Williams formerly wa.
travelling salesman for the Swift com
pany, before entering the United States
aviation service.
A meeting of the executive commit
r tee of the Southeastern Vermont Teach
= ers association was held at 1875
: clock this morning in Miss Florenc
, NJ. Wellman s Office. Owing TO the in
=, ability of DR.. NJ. B. Hillegas to be pres
ent at the annual convention and OIL
{ account of the prevalence of infuenzi
in various sections it was decided +
change the date of the annual eonven
E ton at Bellows Falls from Thursda,
anu EiDdN. JAN. 10 anu II. 10 1HuTs
day and Friday, Jan. 30 and 81.
e A copy of the Boston Blue Book ha
/ been received at the board of trad
!, and will be found in the library Their
for reference on many subjects. TIL
j book contains 904 pages, on which ma
be found 21,S42 names of resident
/. from selected districts in Boston
d Brookline, Cambridge, and Newton.
s also contains the names of the variou
clubs, public carriage and taxiea
L fares in Boston, churches. and minis
d tiers, hotels and apartments. post offie
t regulations and postal rates, publ
5 monuments and statues. railroad sta
/, tons, shopping guide. holidays in Ne
e England as observed by states, Unite
q States navy officers, war and militar
veteran associations, patriotic soeietie
4 and much other information.
The street ears began running TIL
- morning, after being tied up all da
Yesterday on account of the snowstorn
The snow pillow, which had been mad
ready to combat the winters storm
could not be used until the middle G
the night last night, field coil ha,
iiiS Oul- HeCSSsltdIiH2 nuc
work before the plow could be put
commission again. Such an aceider
is liable to happen to any pillow, bl
it was rather discouraging to have
happen on the first trial of the vii
ter. Automobile traffic packed dow
the snow between the rails so I'll
street car which undertook to run fro
the Centerville ear barn to the easter
terminal made only slight headwa,
getting as far as Birge street Aboi
eight inches of snow fell.
To close out at once at almost gil
away prices, 4 commodes, , easy chair
Morris chairs, 2 white stands, sof
bookshelves, baby crib, libra
table, 2 oil paintings. Salesroom, Eli
corner Elm streets. 259-2