The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

! The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the church yestry.
| John Olson has sold his house on
/ Southern avenue to John +. Sadd who
will take possession April -. Mr.. Sadd
and family will move there.
The J. T. Hall class in the Baptist
4 Bible school will have a silver social IN
+ the home Of Mrs. W. {. Horton of 10
Brook street Saturday from to > o'clock.
| Inventory blanks were received this
morning from the Office of the secretary
/ of state and Town Clerk Z. ;. Hopkins
lsecured extra helpers to assist IN the
work of cancelling the name of IL. b. H9us
las lister, which was printed on the blanks,
and in mailing them.
| 4 Six-course roast chicken supper will
! be served in the Vermont Wheel club
rooms at $50 clock, when Captain c. X.
| Crosby'S men, who won the recent pool
tournament, will be guests of Captain
/! Charles Noetsch's men, Enclosing aggre-
CATION. The supper viii be in charge of
the club chef
| Mrs. George Croll invited the clerks in
| HoUghton x SimOndS'S store. and a few
other friends, to her home last evening
in honor of the birthday anniversary Of
! her daughter. Mrs. LOrin Priest, which
was a surprise to Mrs Priest. During
the evening music and dancing were en-
! ioyed. \ buffet luncheon was served by
/ Mrs. Crou.
Miss Bethania Tucker, teacher in the
] high school, fell this morning on the
! stairs while gong from the third to the
second story DR.. A. /. Miller was
called and took her TO the Memorial
! hospital where the extent of the injur-
! les are not vet determined. She Is
/ badly bruised about the face and is sui
| fering much pain i'm the right shoulder
/ 1t Is not known whether any bones are
/ broken.
| Last Sunday the baptist Bible school
was presented with beautiful and alto
gether artistic representation of the 1921
motto of the school. BE We doors of the
word and not hearers only 1t IS appro-
priately framed in dark oak and occupies
a conspicuous place in the chapel. where
| it viii constantly teach its lessen of Chris
tian activity. Norman MacAlann designed
and painted the work of art. which speaks
50 strongly his interest in the Bible school
and its welfare
The Attainer's class of the First Meth
odiet church held their annual supper
and meeting last evening with Mrs s.
f. Il. Morse. Following the supper
these officers were elected for the year:
President Mrs. Erwin smith: vice pres
Miss Glenna Blaisdcll: sec. Miss Cor
emma Bell; treas, Miss Laura Belrose:
/ lookout committee. Miss Jennie ScTan-
ton: chairman of the social COM, Miss
/ Edith ~ Bovett; devotional comm,
Mrs. Edith Plai>ted.
More than 30 women attended the sill
foo i'm the chanel Of fha Centre Congre-
aatiouaI church Yesterday afternoon \
GOOD amount of work was ACCOMPLISHED
! in preuaripa suruieaI DRESSINGS and sew
| in5 for DR.. Harriet Parker's hospitalI
/ i'm Nadura. India Vocal selections were
rendered by Miss Carolyn Warren with
/ uilou accomplishments by Miss Emily r..
/ tlapp. Tea was served by members of
1.-THE committee.
/ 4 state cbat,far IF tha I-uivars,Ifs
+ C.,,I,ro,jos ,,-as fornod Tua.,Fa, at o t,aot
/ mo If ~ I,vTnan and cleroI- NJ tho T-niver-
ISa1is+ church nj the Hotel Sbervood in
+ Burlington. and the following officers We're
elected: President. Homer G Ladd of
Barre; vice president, +. Il. Vaughan
OF Brattleboro; treasurer. John T. Law
renee of Bellows Falls; secretary. f. y.
! Ober of Aorrisville; trustee, 6. =. Heath
! of Derby Line. \. {. Aver of Lenoxville.
! Que. and George \. Perry of Springfield.
| Today is n busv one i'm the dog denart-
Ilnent of the town clerks Office Little
dooS biq dogs vounr dogs and old dogs
Inf every Imaginable calor and name are
Ibcing rapidIv given their years lease of
/ lite and hanpiness. All who have not
! registered their canine pos a>sions are
given a last warning that tomorrow. April
II. is absolutely the last day that the low
/ rate of So for males and spayed females
land SIS for females will be in force.
! per cent and no one can be blamed but
the delinquent owner.
] The funeral of Herbert w Hardy was
! held yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock