The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. c. c. Winchester, > Chestnut
street.
The annual meeting of the Mutual Aid
association will be held Wednesday after
noon, oct. 13, at $50 o. clock, at the head
quarters.
Owing to the absence from town of
several membSr of the board Of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce the next
meeting of the board will be held next
Tuesday evening instead of tonight.
KneeIand L. Eldridge and Mrs Lille
NJ. Cove, both of Dlmmerston, were
married at ll30 o'clock today IN the
First Baptist parsonage by Rev. Clark
7. Brownell. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Manley Of Oak
streets -s~ 20 aess. .a.fs. All.
Return has been made to the office Of
Town Clerk c. s. Hopkins of the mar
riage in Hinsdale. \. H.. Sept 10. by
man F. Winter of Brattleboro. a team
ster, and Mrs. Mayolyn f. (Farnum)
Foley of Wardsb0ro.
Albert Cottrell. 10. who lives in the
home of his aunt. Mrs. NJ. f. Cutler of
Western avenue. received several bruises
this morning when he was knocked
down on Elliot street near the G. r.
Bradley Corp. factory by a Ford automO-
bile bearing an Ohio license number plate.
The boy was running across the street
when he was struck by the rear wheel of
the car lie was taken to the home Of his
aunt by Frank b. Putnam.
4 horse belonging to Charles Miner
that had been left hitched near the Chris
ton Science property on Putney road
yesterday afternoon slipped his moOrings
while Mr.. Miner was inside the building
and started on run down Main street.
When about in front of the Belleville tire
shop the animal swerved suddenly to the
left and ran into a Franklin limousine
bearing a massachusetts number and CON
tanning several persons. The machine
was considerably damaged, but Mr.. Miner
succeeded in modifying the owner by pay
ing him $50. The horse was not injured.
The funeral of Frank u. Kendall. who
died Friday night. was held in the home
at 9 Chase street at ] o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Delmar Il. Trout, pastor
of the First Universalist church, officiat-
ing II. II. Miller sang two selections,
Lead. Kindly Light. and Abide With Me
The body was taken to Putney for burial
in the family lot The bearers were
Louis Fl. Prefontaine. Robert +. Dun
klee, George II. Littlefield and Matthew
Howard. Those from out of town who
came to attend the funeral were Mrs.
j y '
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry of Glare
mont, n. H. Mrs. Henry Farrow Of Bel
lows Falls. Eugene Bolster of Bondville
and Ed. Lawrence of Chester.
Fifty-fve members of the class and in
vited guests enjoyed the annual banquet
of the J. +. Hall class of the First Bap-
fist Bible school in the social rooms of
the church last evening. chicken-pie
supper was served and during the supper
Miss Ruth Knowlton rendered piano Sc
lections. Following the supper a pro-
gram was rendered and 36 members of the
class responded to the roll call a piano
solo was rendered by Miss Knowlton, a
reading was given by Mrs f. ID. Wilson,
vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Clark
r. BrownelI and Leland Convey, remarks
were made by Rev. Mr.. Brownell and l..
w. Hawley, a basket of messages was
presented to the president Miss Mary
Horton, by Mrs. A, A. Chamberlain, Miss
Horton responding to the presentation.
The program closed with all singing Blest
Be the Tie that Binds.
beginning this week the Blue Lantern
will serve hot lunches at noon, through
the winter-Adv 191
Dancing, Island Park, Saturday.-Adv.