The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-09
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The ninth lesson of Miss Clara Bost-
wick's Outlook class will be given in
the chapel of the Centre Congregations
al church at 7.30 o. clock tonight.
Workmen yesterday afternoon found
/ the leak - the gas MAIN ON Main street
which had been causing trouble two or
three days. and by the aid of gas
mask were able to plug the pipe.
Saturday probably was the busiest day
ever experienced by the girls in the local
telephone exchange and while no record
was kept of the number of calls handled
the supervisor said today that several times
during the day every cord was up and no
more calls could be taken
Prayers were said this morning at IL
O'Clock by Rev. James p Rand in St.
Miehaers Roman Catholic church, for
Mrs. John S. Friedrieks of Guilford The
body was placed in the tomb in Morning
side cemetery The burial will take place
next spring in St Michael's Roman Cath
Ollie cemetery.
Raymond Edward Dodge of 80 Walnut
street and Miss Bernice Mabel Ingram Of
the same address were married Saturday
evening at o'clock by Rev. Clark T.
| Brownell. pastor of the First Baptist
church. The ceremony took place at the
parsonage and a single ring service was
| used They were unattended. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dodge win make their home in
| town. where he is employed as sawyer
by the Estey Organ Co.
At the winter carnival at Norwich
| II, L. ~
was put on by the sophomore class
and which will be given each year here
after, Francis L. Nichols of Brattle-
boro, freshman at the university, won
second in the ski jumping contest. All
| sorts of winter sports were indulged
in, with beefsteak roast at noon ano
a dance in the evening. The carniva
was big success in every way.
''Chappie" MaeLean. the pool ex
pert, gave a good exhibition in The
| Vermont Wheel club rooms last even
ing before fair sized number of mem
bers. He did not appear to be at hi
| best. however. The first part of tn,
program consisted of fancy and triel
playing, and then Mr. MacLean PLAYED
i a Hotpoint pool match with C. W
+ Reed, winning by a score of 100 to 96
Alr. Reed led the expert several times
4 After more trick shots buffet lunch
con was served.
w. L. Seeber. 65, of South Wards
: boro died last night of heart trouble
) He had been afflicted with heart dis
ease several years and for the pas
) two months had failed gradually, be
3 ing unable during that time to Ii,
down. The funeral arrangements hay
not been made, but it is expected tina
the body viii be taken to Cortland
n. Y, for burial He leaves his wifi
and one daughter, Mrs. George II. Al
len, who lives on the Dickinson farm
| where Mr.. Allen is employed. A sol
died about % years ago.
A schedule of county meetings to b
conducted by the campaign manager
of the Baptist churches in this state
in the interest of the financial cam
: paign heading up the first week in May
which had been arranged for the mex
two weeks, has been altered someWha
on account of weather conditions Th
meeting which was to have been he'll
this morning in the Brooks House fo
Windham county has been postpone
two weeks, and further announcement
| will be made. The sessions will b
presided over by Rev. w. A. Daviso
| of Burlington, with the assistance o
!, Albert A. Silver, jr., of Derby, assoei
late financial secretary.