The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.


chapel service at the Retreat Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock.
From now ON the Red Cross rooms
will be open on Friday afternoons only
from $50 to 5 o'clock.
The first of the evening classes in citi-
zenship, which has been formed to ac-
commodate young women who are UNI
able to attend the afternoon class, will be
held in the high school building at 7.30
o'clock Monday evening and will be in
charge of Mrs. H. R. Brown.
A decided drop in the temperature
from that of yesterday was noted this
morning, when the mercury went to IL
degrees below zero in Ferris R.
Vaughan's standard instrument at his
home on High street, which is the lowest
mark it has reached this season.
The check list to be used at the an
nual town meeting Tuesday, March 2
was posted this morning, in the corridor
of the town hall building. Notice also
was posted that the board of civil au-
thority will meet in the Office of the
selectmen Saturday, Feb. %, at 3
o clock in the afternoon to revise the
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ing.
Although influenza has been epidemic
| in many places in the past few weeks and
more than 20 cases have been reported
| in Greenfield, Mass, no cases of the dis
ease have appeared in Brattleboro, ac
eording to District Health Officer Ches
ter S. Leach Health conditions about
the county are good with the exception
| OF severe colds, with some cases Of
measles and mumps in Bellows Falls.
The annual inspection of Beausean
commandery, No. Z, Knights Templer
will be held Monday evening, Feb. 2, {
special conclave being called for thai
purpose. The order of the temple alst
will be conferred. Supper will be served
in the temple banquet hall at 6.l5 O'CLOCK
and the inspection will begin promptly al
730 o'clock by Eminent Sir E. Dana
Huntley of Burlington and Right Emf
nent Sir Major c. Houghton and staff
The standing of the commandery depend,
upon the number present in uniform, per
lection in drill and perfection in ritual.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary (Devine)
Landerfn was held this morning at {
ONASNh III ~ alitIldtl INouldH 1dlHolH
church. Rev. James p Rand officiated
! The bearers were her three grandsons, W
| S. Landerfin, +. J. Landerfin and d. G.
! Landerfin, all of Springfield, Mass, P
NJ. Doyle and Thomas Doyle of Brattle
| boro and John F. Doyle of Springfield
The burial took place in St. Michael:
Roman Catholic cemetery. Those wht
attended the funeral from out of town
besides those already mentioned, wer,
George Landerfin of Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mary i. Devine of Providence, r
l., and Miss Agnes Corcoran of Hinsdale
| A special meeting of the shareholder,
of the Brattleboro Cooperative Saving
and Loan association has been called 70
Friday evening, Feb. 6, at o'clock il
the town clerks office for the purpose o
changing the date of the annual meet
ing Originally the by laws specified tina
dividends should be declared and new
series begun on May ii and Nov. IL, tn
annual meeting being held the first Fri
day in December. The by laws alread,
have been changed SO that dividends ar
declared and new series started on Jul,
and Jan. and it is desired to have tn
annual meeting held the first Friday il
January, but it is necessary to have tn
| by laws changed before this can be don
legally. The meeting this year was calle
for the first Friday in December but ad
lournment was taken to the first Frida,
in January.