The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

mona Grange which was called for
March | i in Vernon has been postponed
indefinitely on account of travelling con-
ditions
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bean of Elliot
street were given surprise party Satur-
dav evening by several of their neigh
bors and friends including people from
| Springfield, Mass The affair was com
pete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Bean.
Music was enjoyed during the evening
and refreshments We're served.
Her Country Cousin will be given
bv Ellerbe Wood of New York at the
meeting of the Brattleboro Woman $
club Wednesday afternoon az $50 o.
| clock in Odd Fellows hall The enter
tainer will be remembered by the many
women who heard her on last year )
program. There will be an informal
ballot for club officers for the next year.
Marion Rice, Harriet Hewins, Mary
Hewins, Marguerite Wellman and Mary
Crane gave a st. Patrick's party from
7.3O to 10 o'clock Saturday evening IN
the Unitarian parish house. About 81
young folks were their guests and en-
loved dancing and games. Mrs. Cressy
PLAYED for dancing The hall was pref
tily decorated with green and white.
Punch, little cakes and cookies were
served.
In the session of the Centre Congre
gational Sunday school yesterday an
nouncement was made of the resigna
ton of Mrs. w T. Haigh as superin
tendent of the cradle roll and begin
ners department, after twelve years OF
service in that capacity, and of tn.
election by the board of religious edu
cation of Mrs. Hugh A. Yiele as hel
successor. Mrs Viele has assisted Il
that department nine years.
| The Brattleboro School of Music or
chestra gave a concert in the home o
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy, South Main street
Saturday evening. A good program
! was rendered, after which Miss Marion
Royce played a few alto baritone solo;
Mr.. Wignal showed his ability on
tenor saxophone After the music re
freshments of iee-cre and cake wer
/ served and games were played, con
| pleting very enjoyable evening.
| The evening citizenship class will NEE
in the high school building this evenin
at 7.3O o'clock The subject is Economi
and Social Problems TO Be Solved Toda
and Tomorrow. The meeting will be
charge of Mrs. H. L. Waterman. TIL
afternoon class will meet in the hig
school building Tuesday afternoon 8
$50 o'clock The subject will be Coz
seryation and immigration. The NEE
ing will be in charge of Mrs. c. A. Bo.
den.
The funeral of Derwood Boardma
son of Mr. and Mrs A. G.. Boardman, Wa
held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'cloC
in the home at q Laurel street. Re
DIR. II. p. Woodin officiated. His elias
mates in the fifth grade of the Can
street school were the bearers. The
were Victor Morse, Chauncey Worthle
Henry Barnes, Ross Klinselter and Rec
maid Johnson. The body was placed
the receiving vault in Morningside Gem
terry.
The funeral of Kenneth Z. MicO
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton r. Alico
was held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clo
in the home on Pine street Rev.
H. p. Woodin, pastor of the Centre Co
gregat ional church, officiated. There W
a profusion of flowers, which testified
the esteem in which the young man W
held Richard Davis, Raymond Dav
Lawrence Barker and Hugh Freem
were the bearers The body was plaC
in the receiving vault in Morningsi
cemetery. Those who attended the
neral from away were Mrs. Mcot
brother and sister, Harry j. Ellis a
Miss Nettie Ellis of Richmond, Mr.. a
Mrs. L. NJ Randall, Clyde Randall
Newfane Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o. RI
dali of Springfield W.T.. Earl F. r;
dali of Felchville and Mrs. f. I. Terry
Greenfield. esIs !,
Flowers have dropped in price; carr
tions, roses, snap-dragons, lilies, h.
cinths, daffodils, etc. c. n. Bond.
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