The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

A meeting Of Daniel F. Curtin camp, q. !
S. w. ", will be held in Odd Fellows
temple Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
H. A. Morse of Bellows Falls, grand
warden of the grand lodge of Vermont,
made an official visitation to Wantasti-
quet lodge of Odd Fellows last evening
and spoke to the members.
Brattlebore chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will meet in the
Unitarian parish house Thursday eve
ming, Jan. %, at 8 o clock. Mrs. Frank
D. Ellison, state regent of Massacflus-
etts, will address the chapter. social
hour will follow and refreshments viii
be served.
DR.. George L. Schadt, who married
| Miss Ella Adams of this town, daughter
of the late Leroy +. Adams, resigned
from the board of health in Springfield,
Mass, last week and made statement
attacking DIR. E. H. Guild, the city Health
physician, before the city council. A pic
ture of the members of the board of
health appeared in this mornings Spring
field Republican,
Howard B. Cat1in of Concord, n. H.,
came yesterday to meet the pastors and
two original delegates from each church
who are members of the county gen
eral council of the 1nterchurch World
I Movement, to discuss the matter of a
town church survey. 1t was decided to
conduct the survey here and the follow.
ing survey committee was appointed:
Chairman, C. S. Hopkins; Sec, Mrs. E
S. Hewitt; committee to choose director
for the survey, F. E. Perry, Mrs. M. G
Morrill,, L. W. Hawley.
A meeting of the Main street Parent
Teacher association will be held Friday
afternoon at 345 in the high schoo
t building The eighth grade will give iii
n dramatization of Dickens's Christina
/. Carol with which it entertained the sew
S enth grade at Christmas time and is tt
r present at the teachers convention mex
s week Miss Piggott's class will serve tea
: charging small sum which will 60 t.
: its fund for kitchen equipment. Their
will be election of officers, this being tn
f annual meeting postponed from Deem
: Der.
Any person not eligible to member
d ship in the Woman club, as well a
u members of the club, are urged to at
{ tend the meeting in the Centre Congre
( gational church at $50 O'Clock to
II morrow afternoon, when Mrs. Beatric
+ Forbes Robertson Hale will speak o
= Reconstruction in England and Americ;
;. This gives an opportunity to all men G
! the community TO hear the address, an
: it is believed that those who heard Mr.
le Hale when she spoke in the Auditorium
during the war will not miss the oppol
" baay bay
- Harold Evans, who is employed at tt
: Mosher garage, met with an accider
n Saturday noon at / o'clock, which Wi
= disable him from work for two weel
!. probably. He was driving a Dodge tou
10 ing car on Highland street after pa
4 senger, when the steering gear wei
. wrong and the car smashed head fir
a into a tree. On account of the deep sno
and narrow road, Mr.. Evans was unab
to do anything to prevent the collisio
He received deep cut on his right haI
and right knee from the broken win
shield The car was badly smashed.
In the annual meeting of the Adve
n Christian church Thursday evening t
reports showed a successful year. The
r officers were elected: Deacons, L.
3. Cotton and Henry Titus; deaconesse
:, Mrs. L. S. Cotton and Mrs. Lucena Moor
n trustees, L. S. Cotton, Linus Binghal
Abby Bingham; clerk, Mrs. Z. S. Hewitt
fin. sec, Mrs. Lucena Moore; treas, L.
i Cotton; auditor, Robert w. Fisher; {
~ ganist, Miss Beulah L. Cotton; assista
organist, Elroy f. Hewitt; supt. of Su
IN day school, L. S. Cotton; asst. sup
lie Abby Bingham; sec. and treas, Elroy
SIT Hewitt.
In meeting of the board of~religio
r. education, benevolence committee a
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