The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-02
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

There will be a real one-half price sale
on all trimmed hats at Mrs. q. II
Smiths Hat Shop tomorrow, Saturday,
Dec. 3. 234
Sedgwick post, G. A. R., viii meet at g
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at Grand
Army hall for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year.
Rev. DIR. Herbert p. Woodin will con
duct the 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon ser.
vices at the Home for the Aged through
the month of December.
Plans are being formulated for a bowl
ing tournament at the Odd Fellows tenn
pie and as soon as enough men nave
up the teams viii be chosen and the
schedule arranged. Eleven men already
have enrolled.
Brattleboro Last and Wood Heel corpor-
atoms factory has caused a short shut
down of the last block department. Plenty
of orders are on hand, however. and as
soon as the logs can be drawn, work will
be resumed.
Nearly 200 persons were served supper
at the First Universalist church last eve
ming by the Ladies' circle. The menu CON
sisted of baked beans, cold roast pork.
jelly, pickles, rolls, pies, CAKE and coffee.
y sale of aprons and fancy articles was
conducted by the Daughters of the Mas
ter. .
Walter H. Haigh. tailor. has decided to
move his business from the location on FL
lot street where it has been for 81 years.
He has not yet engaged new quarters, but
has several locations in view. His deci-
sion to move was due to the fact that
since the town rebuilt the sidewalk past
his place he has had no entrance on Elliot
street.
Signs have been put in place by order
of the village commissioners at the Green
street entrance of Bullock street and
High street entrance of Whipple designat-
ing those streets as One-way streets. The
signs are of wood, painted yellow and
black lettering as follows: zone
street. Do not enter here"
Herbert r. Post OF West Townshend.
has rented of Charles Miner the new store
adjoining the west side Of the so-called
DIR. III. l.. Waterman mouse on Elliot
street and will manufacture and sell ice
cream, and other merchandise. Before
to West TOwnshend Mr.. Post was
engaged in ice-cream business in New
York city.
Senator George l.. Durham of Brat
tleboro was the speaker at the third ses-
sion of the s~alesmanship course. under
the auspices of the Westfeld Chamber of
Wednesday night at the Park
hotel. \ Westfeld despatch in the
Springfield Union relative to the meeting
said "A buffet luncheon was served in
connection with the session. Senator Dun
ham spoke on the subject. The Develop
ment of Character and Caliber. Mr.. Dun
ham already has been hailed as a. future
of Vermont and widely known
his great interest in civic matters and
IS a speaker of considerable force"
The funeral of Mrs. Fitch E. Wa.Eer.
no died Tuesday. was held in the home at
9.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. REV
p. Wood, pastor of the First Uni
Tersalist. church, of which she was a
member, officiating. The burial took
place in the family lot in Morningside
cemetery. The bearers were Fayette
Fred C.. Sargent, George w. Gill
nan and Ferdinand Killing. jr., of East
hampton, Mass. Those who came from
tut of town to attend the funeral were
Ferdinand Klinge, jr., and Miss Annie
Nlinge of ~EasthamptOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Walker of Dummerston, Cecil
:. Turner and daughter. Mrs. Eugene Cal
ahan of Keene, and Mrs. r. \. McGilli-
of Turner's Falls, Mass.
Rummage sale Centre Congregational
Saturday. 233-234