The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-23
BRATTLEB0RO LOCAL

There Will be services in the Swedish
| Lutheran church Thanksgiving day at
| 80 p. m, followed by a choir rehearsal.
Mrs Charlotte r. Coates fell this week
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. n. l..
Maynard, where she. makes her home, and
| fractured the left wrist.
Marriage intentions have been filed in
the office of Town Clerk c. S. Hopkins
| by Fred Thomas, a laborer, of Forest
street, and Miss Myrtle May Lackey of
Wilmington. e.a..s. t.
William c. Horton, real estate agent,
| has sold for Mrs. Jennie G. Washer of
| Mohawk, \. Y, her lot, No. 80, on Clark
avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher plan to erect a
| house on the LOT.
All the schools in the incorporated dis
trict No = closed today for the Thanks
giving recess until Monday. The grades
opened half an hour earlier this morning
and had but one session. Practically all
the teachers went to their homes for the
holiday and others are TO be guests of
friends.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, no deliv-
cries will be made by either city or rural
carriers. The usual holiday collection
| from all letter boxes will be made late in
the afternoon and mail despatched to and
distributed from all mail trains. The ser
vice windows will be open from 10 a. IN.
to II, noon.
The annual Thanksgiving food sale
conducted by the women of the Centre
Congregational church was well patron
lied yesterday afternoon IN the chapel
and practically all the food was sold.
Mrs. Richard c. Averill, Miss Alice Wat
eFman and Mrs. Charles L. Spencer were
in charge of the sale.
The wedding of jeremiah Curtin, Il
railroad engineer, and Miss Ellen Mary
Griffin. who had been employed in the
home of Mrs. NJ L. EStey. took place
yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock in
st. MichaerS Roman Catholic church.
Rev James p. Rand oficiated. using a
single service. They were attended by
the brides niece. Miss Nora Kennedy of
Holyoke, Mass. and Thomas Aher of
BrattIeboro. Mr. and Mrs. Curtin will
keep house at 50 Central street.
Mrs. Lila Hadley. Pocahontas of Poca-
hontas council, was given birthday ami
versary surprise last evening i'll the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Berry of
Green street by 10 members of the c0un-
ell. She was lured to the Berry home.
where the guests already had assembled,
on the preteXt of having council business
which needed her attention. She was
presented a bouquet of carnations and a
box of candy. Cards were played and
music was enjoyed. Sandwiches, cake,
coffee. candy and apples We're served. The
affairs was in charge of Mrs. Berry and
Mrs. w. NJ Borthwick.
The annual reception for babies and
mothers given by the Ladies' Circle of the
First UniverSalist church was held yester-
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Seventy-ive mothers, babies and members
of the primary department were present, |
making the largest party ever attending
a reception there. The time was spent in |
general sociability for the mothers and
games for the children. Tea was served, |
Mrs. Frank Il. Barber and Mrs. Harrie |
r. Chase pouring. Misses Thelma Buck |
ley. Ruth Dugan and Marjorie Bushnell !
served. The reception was in charge of |
Mrs Fred G. Sargent. The rooms were |
decorated with chrysanthemums and
small cherry trees.
FAlfWatei@, Tia Ref Sox catcher. is
lIaying with Harry HeiIman's Mission