The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

| y military whist party was given last
evening IN Masonic temple for MaSonS
and their families. The first prizes
We're won by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Agnew,
Miss Helen Lewis, and Horace Wiuches-
ter. The consolation prizes went to Jesse
L. Haynes, Miss Ruby Thurber, Mrs. y.
t., Miller and Mrs. Il. l.. Sargent. Punch
and waters were served.
| \ surprise miscellaneous shower was
given Miss Florence AmeS by about -
young women employees of the Durham
| Brothers Co. last evening in the home
of Miss Mildred Eeaw of Willow street.
The party gathered at the home of one
of its members and then went in body to
| Miss 1eaw's home, where Miss Ames had
| been invited to spend the evening. There
was general sociability, and flashlight
picture was taken. Refreshments were
| Greenfield, Mass, formerly employed in
the Office, was present
| The WOman's alliance of the Unitarian
church held a sale and served tea yester-
| day afternoon in the parish house, from )
to 6 o'clock. The table containing hand
kerchiefS, IanCy articles and marmalade
was in charge of Mrs. +. q. s. OsgOod !;
lOr were in charge of the sale of pillow
cases; Mrs. Alice Risby and Mrs. Mary
! MeSser sold homemade candy; Mrs.
George +. Foster, Mrs. Walter 5. Pratt,
Miss Ethel OsgOOd and Miss Velma FOs-
ter had charge of serving tea, coffee. sand
witches and cookies. The sale was well
patrOniZed.
In the annual meeting of Fort Dunn
mer chapter, II. A. NJ, Thursday evening
the following officers were elected: f..
II. T., {. Il. Merrill; king, W. S. Spear :;
scribe. Raymond l.. Brown treas. +. r.
Homer b. Ellis; II. \. c.. John L. Cole
man; master of third veil. {. +. Cain !:
master of second veil, Bernard l.. Mans
field master of first veil, f. III. Holder ::
stewards, NJ. {. HoughtOn and q. +. Ben
son; tyler, Charles G. Hubbell; trustee,
W. \. Shumway corporators of building
association, w. ii. Haywood y. L. 81
monds, ii. F. c. Toedt.
The current issue of Telephone Topics
contains the following paragraph of in
tcrest here. headed An Old-Iime SOuve-
mir: Charles Tidd, testman at Brat
| tlebOro, has two very interesting circulars
! that he is proudly exhibiting to his as
sociates these days. The circulars are
advertisements used by DIR. Bell i'm con
nection with his School of Vocal Physi-
| OlOgy that he once conducted in Boston.
| These circulars are dated 1876, which
shows that about the time when the tel
CphOne was invented Mr.. Bell had some
thing else on his mind besides saying,
| Mr.. Watson, come here. | want you -
| Inc funeral OF Mrs. Sophia tBard-
WE'LL Wales. which was private. was
/ held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
T.. Knight at GA High street yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock Rev. Delmar f.
Trout officiated and the burial took
place in the family lot in Prospect Hill
cemetery. The bearers were Elijah
! Wales. Harry r. Wales. Louis w
| Knight, Fred II. Holden. l.. Vale,
! Holden and Arthur f. Knight. There
We're a large number of beautiful fora
| remcmbrances. These from out of towr
who attended the service were Mr.. auC
Mrs. Fred II. Holden and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Wales Holden of New York and Mr.
and Mrs. Louis w. Knight of Springfield
! Mass