The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-15
BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL

News was received here yesterday of
the sudden death Of Rev. Byron +. Marsh,
-. D.. of Eustis. Fla. brother of Miss
Elizabeth {. Marsh. companion OF Mrs
f, II. Harris of Brook street.
The funeral of Frank Faneuf was held
this afternoon at 80 o'clock in Moran
4 Rohde's undertaking rooms. Rev. Del
mar f. Trout. pastor of the First Uni
vcr~aIist church, officiated. The burial
took place in Meeting House Hill Gene
terry.
News has been received here of the
death of ThpOphilus Nichols Glover. hus-
bond of Lucy (Chascl Glover, at his res
idcnce in Lincoln Park. \. j., Saturday.
Feb, :. Mrs. Glover formerly lived in
BrattIoboro and was a daughter of the
late Henry and Elvira Chase.
Miss Alice Keefe. operator in the tele-
phone exchange. was given surprise
Uartv last evening in the home of Mrs. y.
". WriSley on Organ street by 10 of her
friends, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. She was presented sum
of money. Games and music were enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
Twenty Young men and Young women
from Robert {. Clark'S and Mrs. II. L.
Woodin's classes in the Centre Congrega-
tional Sunday school went on q Sleighridc
80 Vernon last night and on their
return gathered ut the parsonage and had
cocoa and sandwiches. They expressed
themselves as having greatly enjoyed the
occasion.
All the women of the town are asked
to participate in the observance of the in
tcrdenominational day of prayer for mis-
SiouS in the chapel of the Centre COngre-
gational chapel Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock. An Offering will be taken for
the famine-stricken people of China.
Those unable TO attend the meeting may
send contributions.
Miss Dorothy Miller Miss Ruth Fred
erickson and Miss Elsie Hammarlund
entertained ~ friends at valentine
p1rty last evening i'm Miss Alillcr'S home
at IL Estey street. The table decara-
tons were in keeping with the valentine
season Refreshments of sandwiches CO.
ga. cake. cookies and fudge were served
burnG the evening games We're enjoyed.
y valentine and 800 party was given
by Rrattleboro lodge, y. r. q. p. last
evening in Grand Army hall. First prizes
were won by Mrs. Katherine Endlich and
Julius Wilbur. and consolation prizes
We're Wen by Mrs. Alice Baird and Mrs.
Iilla NJ Pike. The cafeteria lunch was
wei patronized. The hall was decorated
with green's. carnations and roses, and
valentines We're given as favorS.
The February meeting of the Canal
street parrntTeacher association was
held Thursday afternoon with 40 mem
h"rS present. The meeting was an in
asked to bring their work Several mat
tors Of Importance were discussed and tea
and homemade cookies were served Al
new feature of this meeting was the at
tendance Of several older girls who enter
tanned number of small children in an
other room while the mothers of the little
ones attended the meeting.
daughters day will he observed by the
B~attleboro Womans club tomorrow
afternoon ut $50 o'clock at Odd Fellows
temple. Mrs. Pearl Randall WATSON.
dean of women at the University of
Vermont, will speak on The Girls Prob
l"m Today. Mrs. Wasson is well quail
ihcd to speak on this subject as she is
Cou~tautv in close touch with girls
and their problems Mrs. WATSON is
I known TO many of the club members,
havino been president of the state fed
Grafton. An invitation is extended to
The daughters of all club members to
attend the meeting.
The I. O. q. T. will hold an Old-Fash-
ioned Dance Friday evening. Feb. is.
Every ether dance Il contra figure-Adv.
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