The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Rev. w. C. Bernard will conduct the
obanol service at the Retreat Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock,
Row DIR. III. p. Woodin will conduct the
Q o'clock Sunday afternoon services at the
Home for the Aged through the month OF
| December.
sedgwick post, G. A. r., viii have a reg
ular meeting Saturday afternoon at
| O'Clock in Grand Army hall, when othcers
win be elected for the next year.
III. Fitzgerald has bought the house
FORMERLY owned by Attorney NJ + Maui
rice on Oak street, when Nj Maurice
aid win occupy it for a nome, moving there
| from Horton place.
| The funeral of Mrs. Oscar j. Thayer,
who died Tuesday in her home at the old
RaIesfier place. was held at 11.30 o'clock
! tbis morning in Bond & Sons undertaking
! DarInrs Rev. r. \. Num-, pastor of the
| Methodist church. oficiated. The burial
took place in the Dummerston Hill GENE
| terry.
About $50 persons were served supper
| last evening by the Ladies Circle OF the
ITniversalist church. The menu consisted
of baked beans. hash, cabbage salad, rolls,
nies cake and coffee \ regular meeting
of the circle was held in the afternoon
when matters pertaining to the annual
fair were discussed.
! The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso-
citation held a social for members and
| friends last evening in knights OF Column
bus hall. Whist was played during the
! evening the first prize being won by Mrs
Patrick Ferrter, the consolation prize 60
ing to Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Dancing
was enjoyed and refreshments. were
served.
The teachers and officers of the Centre
! Congregational Sunday school and the
board of religious education, with theil
wives and husbands, will have Their
monthly supper in the chapel at 6.1'
o'clock tonight, provided by the junior de
partment After the supper Miss Caro-
line SewaIl the children'S missionary, viii
speak. This will take the place of the
| regular service and everyone Is invited t
hear Miss Sewall.
Those who took part in the Vince
II Club FOllieS, with invited guests, number
ing in all nearly 40. We're guests las
night from s to - of the Wheel club il
Il its rooms in the Abbott building. Th
club rooms were very attractively deco
rated with the club colors. Music wa
furnished throughout the evening b!
Shows orchestra All the privileges o
the club were thrown open to their guests
who enjoyed pool, billiards and dancing
During the evening the sOioists taking
part in the Follies rendered their song
and dances, which added much to th
evenings entertainment. 4 buffet lunch
con was served.
The funeral of Mrs. Francis A
Wells, who died Monday, was held a
the home at 1917 High street at 2.3t
Io'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. DIR
Herbert p. Woodin, pastor Of the Centr
Congregational church, officiating. Tn
service included the reading of two poem
!, which were written by Mrs. Wells, an,
Mrs William II. Bond sang two seleC
tions, In Heavenly Love Abiding an,
Nearer, My God. to Thee, The buria
took place in the family lot in Prospec
Hill cemetery. The. bearers were Georg
II. Clapp. Louis A. whitney. Charles r
, Dunklee and Walter \. Gilbert. Thos
who were here from, away to attend tn
funeral were MIR. and Mrs. FredgC. Sted
man and Miss Nellie Wood and Mis-
Minnie Wood springfield, Mass, Mis-
Minnie Blanchard of New York and Mis-
Marion Baker and Richards NJ. Bradle
l of Boston. -...-.r.