The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The break in the wholesale sugar mar
ket is reflected in the retail prices at
which that commodity is selling here, the
figures ranging from 16l5 to 30 cents at
different stores.
The office of Tax Collector Cressy was
beSieged yesterday and day before by
persons anxious to pay their taxes before
Oct /, after which interest at the rate
of half of one per cent month will be
charged On all unpaid assessments.
Ii. Z. Yearly has sold the Monroe
ALIENS, to A. l.. Quist of North Hinsdale,
who has sold his farm there and come to
this village to work in the w. f. Richard
son market. Mr.. Yearly bought the place
last August.
Viola Godfrey, u, who died of dip
liberia in Newport, (Yt.) Tuesday, was
a grandniece of Mrs. G. w. Hudson
late William Godfrey and granddaughter
of Il. f. Godfrey of West Lebanon, n.
III. This is the third death in the God
frey family within six months.
Crusade Rally day will be observed in
the Unversalist church Sunday morning
at the usual hour, 1890. All Universe
list churches in the country are partici-
pating in Il crusade to double their or
ganized strength, and the plan is to be
gan for next Sunday is Every Univer-
salist man, woman and child in church, -
and the churches throughout the denom-
nation are to send reports of their at
tendance on Crusade Rally day to gen
eral Headquarters Alison Dugan, Violin
list, will assist in the musical service in
the local church.
Joel Flagg of Guilford left his horse
standing yesterday afternoon in front of
n house on Birge street while he went
inside to deliver milk and the horse be
came frightened for an unknown cause
and started to run. Miss Mary Ellen
Smith. who was riding in the vehicle,
was thrown out and received injuries.
At first it was thought she had a broken
hip. An x-ray photograph taken at the
Memorial yOspital did not show any
broken bones, and it is expected that
Miss Smith will be able to leave the
hospital in a few days. The horse was
stopped without any further damage
having been done.
The presentation of tine name of Mrs.
l.. T.. Holden Of Brattleboro by Mrs.
Julius J. Estey at the state conference of
Daughters of the American Revolution ir)
Montpelier this week with the suggestion
that she be elected vice president gen
eral for Vermont was wholly without
Mrs. H0lden's knowledge. The suggestion
was endorsed by a unanimous vote. after
commendatory remarks by numerous dele
gates. Mrs. Holden is an enthusiastic
worker in the organization. and it is the
hope of the Vermont Daughters that she
may be elected IA vice president general
at the national d. 4. r. congress. which
each year elects seven from different
states to serve three years.
The funeral of Frederick w. Kuech. who
died Monday, was held in the home on
Chase street at go o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Rev. DIR. Herbert p Woodin.
pastor of the Centre Congregational
church. officiating. +. II. Miller sang
Lead Kindly Light, and Abide With Ne
The burial took place in the family lot
in Prospect Hill cemetery. The bearers
were Clarence l.. Stickney. William l..
Hunt. Clarence Z. Merrill and Laurence
G.. Sherman. There was a wealth of
floral remembrances. Those who came
from away TO attend the funeral were
Mrs. {. l.. Russell and Mrs. Edward j.
Hanna of West Swanzey, y. H, Harry
Russell of Keene, Mrs Mary Ellis of
West Keene and Mr. and Mrs. +. 4.
Spaulding of Walpole.
Dance at Island Park Friday and
Saturday ADV