The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

There will be no further work at tn,
Red Cross rooms until after the holidays
The Ladies' Enterprise society held
meeting yesterday afternoon at which
| time the members voted unanimously Il
contribute the sum of S25 for the benefit
| of the Brattleboro boys who are at Kurr
Hattin Home.
All boys in-the Fort Drummer district
| are asked to gather at the skating rink
there this evening at Z o'clock to do some
work on the rink. They also are asked
to be on hand Saturday afternoon at l
O'Clock to help with the work of pre-
pairing the rink.
Miss Clara F. Harris of Monkton.
daughter of the late j. A. Harris. for
merly of Halifax, and Albert ]. Reed OF
Valley, n. Y, Nov. % by Rev. Henry
Hughes. They will live at the bride
groom's home in Keene.
Miss Ruth f. Sargent is confined to
her home on Estabrook street as a result
of burns received yesterday when she
shipped while carrying a tea kettle of
boiling water. In trying to save herself
from falling she threw up, her hands.
pouring the water over her face and chest.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion will hold its election of officers
at joint meeting with the Legion to-
night in @. a. II. hall at 7.30 o'clock
There will be report of the rummage
sale and first public supper. which was
held last week in Odd Fellows temple
The annual reports will be given at the
January meeting.
A prayer service for Miss Harriet
Brayman. who died Tuesday night. will
be held in the home of her sister. Mrs
W. f. Snow of AZ Chestnut street. at 10
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon, Rev DR.. Her
bert L. Woodin, pastor of the Centre
Congregational church, officiating. The
funeral will be held in Marlboro at /
O'Clock and the burial will take place
there.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton served their annual chicken-pie
supper last evening in Odd Fellows
temple. There was a large attendance
The supper was sponsored by the WAYS
and means committee with Mrs. II. 4.
Staten chairman. There was also a sale
of homemade candy, Mrs. O. f. Benson
and Miss Sylvia Crosby in charge: and
of fancy articles. Mrs. \. w. Rockwell
and Mrs. G. f. Barber in charge
News has been received by local rela-
tives of Mrs. II. Il. c. NOorduyn of New
York that recently while she was away
from her apartment at 126 Seventy First
street for period of about four hours
the apartment was ransacked and all of
her jewelry. wedding gifts and practically
all of her clothing were stolen No trace
of the robbers has been found. Mrs.
NOordyn was Miss Bertha Piggott of
Brattleb0ro, formerly teacher of home
economies in district No. =
The regular monthly meeting of the
Brattlebor0 Mutual Aid association was
held yesterday afternoon at the head
quarters on Harris place. The secretary
reported IS calls for help received in
November, of which IS We're filled. Six
teen attendants, three pupils at the hos
pital and three at the school were ON
duty 49, days, employed 54S DAYS with
IA DAYS vacation and four days sick
leave. The maternity nurse reported AZ
patients under care and Ii calls made
The district nurse reported IS patients
under care and 151 calls made. The child
welfare nurse reported 300 babies under
care and 96 visits made.