The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Frank NJ Holland has bought of Fred
Betterley Stewart delivery truck for
use III his trucking business.
Louis G. Stiff has bought of James b.
Randoll the house at 10 Cedar street.
which he will occupy for home.
The first sugar supper of the season
will be served by the men of the Uni
versahst church tomorrow night from
$50 to 7.30 O'Clock.
The Brattleboro Lumber corporation
sent load of last blocks to New York
city this morning by one of the motor
trucks from the Mosher garage.
Sedgwick Womans Relief corps will
hold sewing meeting tomorrow after
noon. Supper will be served and the re
gular meeting will follow in the evening
| The Woman s association of the Cen
tire Congregational church viii hold a
rummage sale Friday and Saturday,
April 30 and May l, in the vacant
store in the Brooks House block on
High street
| The Ladies' Circle of the Universal
ist church will hold regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 430 clock in
the church parlor. The men will serve
their annual sugar supper, the first ia
BILE being at $50 clock
William Z. Dolan of Putnev road.
Dnmmerston, has sold his farm to
Jacob johnson Of Staunton, H.. who
will move there within the coming
year. The sale was made through
John L. Howard's real estate agency.
A program Of Negro folk song and
story will be given in the chapel of the
Centre Congregational church tomorrow
evening at O'Clock by the girls of The
Clean, Mrs. Simons's Sunday school class
/ The proceeds will be used to promote the
outdoor activities of the class
Following the regular meeting of
| Bingham chapter, 0. E. S., last even
| ing an entertainment was given which
| consisted of piano selections by Theresa
Shaw and Katherine Kirkwood and vo-
cal solos and duets by Mrs katherine
| O Conner Weeks and Mrs. William II
| Bond. AT the close of the musical pro.
gram shadow pictures were shown.
Dennis Rebekah lodge gave mill
tary whist party last evening in Ode
| Fellows temple at which there were ,:
tables. The first prizes were won by
Mrs. Eva MacKnight, Miss Lizzi,
| Stevens, Miss Grace Morse and Mis-
| Nora Jaquith. The consolation prize.
went to Miss Mae Cook, Miss STEELE
| Fessenden, Miss Annie Mellen and Mis-.
Marion Holfon of Mortified, Mass.
There win be an entertainment in the
Episcopal parish house tomorrow, be
| ginning at 5 p. m, consisting of :
i play entitled The Blue Cashmere Gown
given by the senior girls. and recita
/ tions by the junior boys, followed by
/ stereopticon views of scenes in the
home of the Mountain Whites and the
/ Philippines No admission will bt
charged but silver collection will bt
taken. The juniors extend hearty
invitation to everyone.
The Daughters of 1912 met yesterday
afternoon with Miss Allie Morse AM
Mrs NJ. [. Reed in their home at 10 Put
ney road. A good number were present
Mrs Reed gave a very interesting pape
on Shea 5 Rebellion in the War of 1872
count Of the burning of the capitol Al
Washington in 1914 and the flight o
Dolly Madison and family. A socia
hour was spent and refreshments Of cake
lee cream, coffee and candy were served
The house was very prettily decorated
with flowers. A nominating committe,
was appointed for the election of offic
crs at the annual meeting which is t
be held in June.