The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-13
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Fred z. Thomas won first and special
! in class of 10 with his Boston Terrier
puppy. Disturber Joe, at the Boston Ter
| rier Club speciality show in Boston last
| Friday and Saturday, afterward selling
the dog at fancy figure to Massachu-
sets fancier.
Mrs. Alice L. Heyer, who has had a
position over two years in DIR. r. II.
Lynch's offices, has bought the Walnut
street property of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
f. Roberts. and will take possession on
the Goth of this month. Mrs Heyer
viii continue to run it for the present
as rooming and boarding house.
The funeral of Raymond Harold
Reome. four months old, son of Frank
Eugene and Beleyebe (LaFountainl
Reome, who died Friday, was held Mt /
o clock yesterday afternoon at St
Michael's Roman Catholic church. Rev.
James p. Rand officiating. The burial
took place in st. Michaels cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Fanny Thomas of
West Guilford was held yesterday at II
o'clock in the Baptist church Rev. w.
Thomas and Archie Phelps sang. The
bearers were Fred Thomas. Albert
Thomas. Richmond Thomas and Homer
Thomas. The burial took place in the
Guilford cemetery.
Rrattleboro lodge, No 37S. New Eng
land Order of Protection. will celebrate
the 35th anniversary of the order Thurs
day evening at S o'clock in Academy
hall West BrattlebOro. Grand Warden
f. b. Crannell of Burlington will be
present. An entertainment will be
given and refreshments will be served.
Dancing will be enjoyed by all who wish.
Herman Kuhner. grower for c.. y
Bond. florist went 10 Amherst Friday
evening. where the florists of Northamp-
ton. Holyoke and nearby places held n
meeting and chrySanthemum show in
one of the large buildings near the coll
lege greenhouses. This building was ar
tistically decorated with southern smilax.
Nearly $50 florists and growers at
tended this gathering and brought speci-
men chrysanthemums, fancy table deco
rationS wedding bouquets. corsage bou-
quets, etc Mr.. Kuhner was called there
by one of the professors to be judge OF
the different exhibits At the growers
meeting Mr.. Kuhner was given a rising
vote of thanks and was made an honor
airy member of the Holyoke and North
ampton Florists and Gardeners club
4 Palmer Mass. dispatch dated Nov
10 in the Springfield Union said: I'M
district court this morning Louis Smiler
of Brattleboro, VT, was arraigned on a
charge of operating motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor He pleaded
guilty and paid fine of 800 He
drove his car INTO an abutment OF the
railroad underpass at Blanchardville
last night and was arrested because of
his condition. He was not injured. bat
the car was badly damaged, the left for
ward wheel being crushed and the side /
and top of the car being considerably
damaged. 1t was taken to the Wood
mont garage for repairs" The Brattle
boro directory contains the name of
Louis Smiler, weaver, of 253 South Main
street.
\ news item in q Leominster, Mass.
paper last week read as follows: Many
relatives and friends gathered in St
Cecilia church this morning at an ami /
yersary mass celebrated by Rev Will
fred j. Choquette for the repose of the
soul of Nelson ]. Gopyea Among the
friends were eo-wOrkers Of the deceased
AT the plant of the Niscoloid Co The
auditorium was draped and darkened
during the solemn service" Mr. Gonyea
was former resident of Brattleboro.