The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

tonight IN the arm0ry at l-oV eiock
Regular Boy Scout work will be done.
The Sunshine society, branch /, has
postponed its regular meeting until Fri
day, April 4. The place where the
meeting will be held will be settled lat
or.
A silver social will be held in the
chapel of the Centre Congregational
church tomorrow from to 9 O'Clock.
A pleasant surprise is in store for all
who attend.
The Ladies Aid society of the Swed
ish Congregational church will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ander
son of Williams street, Thursday eve
ming, March 81.
There will be q sewing meeting of
the Woman s Relief corps in G. A. R.
hall Thursday afternoon, followed by
supper at o'clock, to which all COM
rades are invited At o'clock the
regular meeting viii take place, after
/ which social time will be enjoyed.
There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of Dennis Rehekah
lodge last evening, when the degree was
conferred on 10 candidates. Miss Han
nah Halonen of Wardsboro, district
deputy, was present After the meeting
a social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served
Alfred H. Gilbert, specialist in plant
pathology, of Burlington is in town to-
day in conference with County Agent
Wayland p. Frost regarding raising of
seed potatoes in Windham county.
These would be salable at Long Island
at q considerable advance over the
regular market stock.
The Queen Esther circle will give an
entertainment in the vestry of the
Methodist church tomorrow evening at
I7.45 clock. There viii be readings
and music, and a dialogue. The How
and Why of Home Missions. An adj
mission win be charged. After the
entertainment games will be played and
homemade candy will be on sale
II. NJ. Barrett. who will give up the
management of the Bradley farm about
April /, will move with his family to
the Bemis place on the Putney road
and viii be employed by Arthur B.
Clapp. A substantial sum of money
raised by the employees on the milk
routes from among the customers has
just been presented to Mr.. Barrett and
| family.
Harold P White of West Brattleboro,
who has been interested for several
years in collecting antiques, has a va
ried and interesting display in his
home, which includes not only furniture
and bric-a-brac of nearly every de-
scription, but also several very old
books. Much of the furniture which
Mr.. White has bought he has re-fin-
ished, and he has several pieces of
Chippendale which are extremely beau
tiful.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna S. Bales
tier, who died Saturday evening. was
held at clock yesterday afternoon
in st. Miehael's Episcopal church
where the body was taken at Ii O'Clock
and lay in state until the hour of serv,
ice. Rev. Walter G.. Bernard, rector
of1ieiated, and Alfred S. Thompson ant
Miss Katherine Bernard sang, Jesus
Miss Izetta NJ. Stewart played the or
gan. The burial took place in Morning
side cemetery. DIR. and Mrs. Theodore
Durham and two sons, Theodore ant
Wolcott, of New York, who have beer
pending some time at the Holbrool
farm were the only relatives from away
who attended the service. Mrs Dunbar
} is daughter of Mrs Balestier
Harry A. Pike, optometrist and op
ticiau, will be at l66 South Main st.
: March q to April 4. Appointments b,
telephone, 477-W, or at your home i
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