The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-18
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Rev. II. p Woodin will conduct the
chapel service at the Retreat Sunday att
ernOon at 3 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet IN the yes
try tonight at s o'clock.
Mrs. George W. Clapp entertained the
mandolin club in her home on Main
street Wednesday evening.
Seventh Day Advent services will be
held in the kindergarten rooms Satur-
day Sabbath school at | y. IN. Speak
ing by Elder Elliott Of Bellows Falls at
> p. M.
Miss Beatrice and Miss Gertrude
Yearly have bought Of ]. ]. Nanderveer
his house at the corner of Oak and
Chaplin streets. They will take possess
sion about April l.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday and
in ST. AIichaePs Roman Catholic church
there will be the blessing of the pal ms at
the late mass and the procession in the
church. The choir will be assisted by
Alison J. Dugan on the violin.
The card party given by the Woman's
club in Odd Fellows temple Monday aft
ernOon, March Is, for the benefit of the
children of the Far East, will not be q
military whist party, but auction bridge
and five hundred will be played.
The Brattlehoro Teachers association
met in the high school building last even
ing, when Miss Florence NJ. Wellman
spoke on her trip to Atlantic City to at
tend the superintendent convention and
Principal J. f. Warren spoke of his
trip to Burlington when the high school
masters got together. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
The funeral of Charles +. Ingram. who
died Monday night, was held at the
house at Jig Williams street, yesterday
t. IAl1.~ y
officiating Alfred S. Thompson sang
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Some
time Well Understand The burial took
place in Meeting House Hill cemetery.
The bearers were Herbert Spaulding of
Keene and Frank w. Pratt, Arthur In
gram and Merton Ingram of Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro male chorus met in
the Baptist chapel last evening. In the
absence of the accompanies, B. Paul
Bernard, Mrs Helen BrasOr oficiated at
the piano. On account of the entertain
ment to be given by Theo karle, tenor,
Thursday evening, April Z, under the aus
pieces of the Woman'S club, the chorus will
hold its meeting next Thursday evening,
March 24, instead of the regular meeting
night Announcement of the place will
be given later.
G. L. Stickncy, president of the Val
ley Fair association, returned yesterday
afternoon from Montpelier, where the
previous evening he attended meeting
of fair officials from various parts OF the
state At this meeting an association OF
Vermont fairs was formed of which MIR.
Stickney was chosen vice president. The
president is c. L. Stuart of Lyndonvllle,
chairman of the state fair commission,
the secretary, w. K. Farnsworth of
Rutland and the treasurer, f. l.. Davis
of White River Junction.
About 20 persons attended the meeting
of the Main street Parent-cacher asso-
citation yesterday afternoon, when Miss
Josephine Webster, active secretary of
the Vermont Children's Aid society, told
of the origin. aims and purposes of the
society, which is supported entirely by
private subscription. She gave many
specific instances of children being cared
for by the society and told of the help
given by different parent-teacher associa-
tions in Vermont The talk was of I'M
usual interest and appeal. Previous to
it4AIrs. .I4azellG. school nurse. gaze. 4, re-
port Of the expenditure of the fund re-
Gently raised by the Canal and Main
street associations for work among the
children. Miss Wellman also spoke
briefly.