The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-06
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The annual meeting and roll call OF the
W. c. Il. II. win be held in the rest room
Monday, May 8, at 3 o'clock.
The next rehearsal of the graded school
cantata viii be held tomorrow morning
at o O'Clock in the high school. Dance
Nos. / and ,. grade ,, will be held at /
Ip. III. at the high school tomorrow.
Mrs Homer Remmick, who fell down
flight of stairs and fractured the right
leg a week ago. is in the Memorial hos
pital and remains about the same. She
is the mother of Mrs. James Clark of
Washington street.
Miss Mary Barrett was given a surprise
miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening
Textbook street, the affair taking the form
in the home of Miss Ruth Sargent on Es-
Of a May party. The dining room was
trimmed with pink and white, the center
piece being miniature maypole. Ice
cream and cake were served. Miss Bar
rett received a good number of useful
gifts.
At the regular meeting of Connecticut
| Valley Council, No. is, r. and s. NJ, in
| Masonic temple last evening these
officers were installed for the ensuing
year. Thrice illustrious master, w. f.
/ Spear; deputy master, c. +. Cain; prin-
! cipal conductor of work, c. b. Crowell 4;
captain of the guard. q. /. Pearson; con-
/ ductOr of ceremonies, +. w. Holder ;
secretary, Z. \. Spencer; treasurer. W.
| 4. Shumway: marshal, b. w. Maxfield.
| The body of Mrs. Flora NJ. (Willard)
! Leonard. formerly of this town, widow
/ of William Leonard, was brought here
yesterday afternoon for burial in the
4 family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery. y
/ committal service was held at the grave.
/ Rev. f. q. $. Osgood, pastor of the Uni
tartan church, officiating. The funeral
| was held in Duxbury, Mass, Wednesday
afternoon. The body was accompanied
/ here by Mrs. Leonard's daughter, Mrs.
! Alice Eastman of Duxbury. w. G. Viii
| lard of Newton Upper Falls and Miss
Isabelle Nolan of Duxbury. Charles Will
| lard of Westminster also attended the
| burial.
Brattleboro lodge. No. 1O2, F. and \.
| NJ, held its installation of officers last
! evening in Masonic temple. These Off
GERS were installed by District Deputy
/ Grand Master George VI. Clay, assisted
/ by Ferris Il. Vaughan as marshal: w.
/ NJ. Jesse +. Haynes: :. w. Walter +.
! Spear: ]. w, Fred f. Clark; treas, V.
o. Jones sec r. j Eldridge; ). D.
! Ralph G. Root; J. D.. Raymond l..
| Brown: $. s.. Francis w. Holder: J. s.,
Joseph Gray Estey: chaplain, ii. 7.
| Woodin; marshal Richard c. Averill a;
tyler. Henry III. Dimes. Frederic c. Adj
ans was elected musical director; Wal
ter s. StearnS organistS; Frederic c.
Adams trustee.
| The Brattleboro high school orchestra,
in charge of Earl A Braman. went to
! HinSdale last evening to play at a
! Parent-Teacher meeting. for which Mr..
! Braman had charge of the music and at
which time public school music was dem
Onstrated. The following are members
of the orchestra Piano. Miss Ruth !
Reed and John Russell; violin. Miss
Dorothy Hebb mandolin. Howard O.
/; Rice; cornet. Kenneth Wheeler and
/ Cedric Emerson: saxophones. Truxtor
Britain and Lyman Adams; flute. Linn
q Thaycr; drums, William Haywood Miss
Ruth Frederickson accompanied them t.
II1insdale and rendered soprano solos. Mr.
Braman teaches music in the HinsdalC
, schools.
The Freme Circle Alliance of the Uni
tartan church held its annual meetins
. yesterday afternoon in the parish house
when the officers for the year were electe,
and the reports of the secretary and treas
= urcr were given. During the past yea
several teas were given for the benefi
of the society, an Easter sale was held il
April. sewing was done by the women 70
the Mutual Aid association. and a part
was given by the society for the nurses a
the Mutual Aid association and tn
Memorial hospital. The financial stand
ing of the society is good. The following
officers were elected: President. Mr.,
John ID. BarrowS vice pres. Mrs. J. ]
Nanderveer; treas. Mrs. III. {. Freeman
sec, Mrs 6. L. Foster.
Also we reckon the reason Cupi
makes 50 many bad shots IS that he aim