The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The federal highway in Guilford will
be opened for travel Wednesday of this
week unless rain interferes with the
completion of the work.
Kolstad, Taylor & Co.'S factory on
Flat street, which up to Saturday was
running on a 50-hour basis, is now on
54-hour schedule. About 40 hands are
being employed.
Tickets for Miss Bob White will be on
sale at the Unitarian parish house tomor
row afternoon and evening for the con-
ivenience of those who have not been
reached in the canvass.
Pomona Grange will meet Thursday,
| Nov. 10, in Brattleboro. There viii be an
election of officers in the morning. Lieut..
Coy. Abram w. Foote of Cornwall will
be present in the afternoon.
The pupils in district No. l held a
Halloween party Friday evening at the
school, under the direction of Miss
Coletta Mumford. teacher. Appropriate
games were played and refreshments were
served.
Cute the little yellow and white fox
terrier owned by Don II. Miller. was run
over and killed by an automobile truck
on Forest street Saturday afternoon. The
dog was IL years old and favorite with
everyone in the neighborhood.
j Hardy Oscar Young of Brattleboro and
uduSHLef 5.
| May Davis of 13 Reed street, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock by
Rev. Clark T. Brownell, ID. d., the cere-
mony taking place at the Baptist parson-
age on North Main street.
| Saturdays Manchester, n. H., Union
contains a full page advertisement of
lie Chateau, said to be the finest audi
forum in northern New England, which
| is to be opened for dancing and public
no ma ma uaD of
Lieut.. Felix Ferdinando, director of Fer
! dinando's orchestra.
I'VE are all set" said Walter f.
Walker of Dummerston this morning in
| speaking of the annual game supper to
| be served by Evening Star Grange in
Grange hall, Dummerston Centre, We'd
nesday evening of this week, land have
everything that goes with game supper
and can serve everybody" The supper
will be served from q to 9. There will
be a concert from to 8 and dancing
| from 8 to go. Shows orchestra will
| furnish music.
Charles l.. Stacy Of Chestnut street
celebrated his S5th birthday anniversary
Saturday. He received remembrances of
| flowers and a shower of 81 postcards
| from friends and members of the Grange.
| Several of his children and their famil
les came home to spend the day and
brought with them a bountiful chicken
PIE dinner. MIR. Stacy, who has not been
in good health for several weeks, is able
| to be about again and was able to thor
oughly enjoy the birthday festivities.
The funeral of Nelson J. Gonyea, for
merly of Brattleboro, was held in St Ce-
ella church in Leominster, Mass. Fri
| day and was largely attended Rev A.
| ]. Tessier oticiated at a solemn high mass
| of requiem, assisted by Rev. Father Lee.
geault as deacon and Rev. w. J. Cho-
quette as subdeacon. The burial took
| place in the parish cemetery, where the
priests read prayers at the grave. Ade-
| lard, Alphonse and Arthur Dunes, Man
uel Monit, Henri Bossineau and Frank
| Currier were the bearers.
Twelve children We're entertained from
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon to s o'clock
that evening in the home of Mrs. Merrill
/ Haskell, the occasion being the seventh
| birthday anniversary of her son, Robert
| Haskell. Halloween, decorations were
used effectively about the roens and the
appropriate costumes worn by the little
guests added much to the spirit of the
occasion. Games and dancing were en-
| loyed and refreshments were served
Each of the guests presented their little
host gift in memory of the OCCASION