The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Principal Brownell of Northland col
lege, Ashland, Wis, will speak tomorrow
evening in the regular mid-wcek meeting
of the Centre Congregational church.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish
| Lutheran church will meet in the church
vcStry Friday evenings hereafter instead
Of Thursday, beginning tomorrow night
| Nineteen members Of the Attainers
class of the Methodist Sunday school
met at the home of Rev. G. G. Chayet
| last night After the business meeting
| several new members of the class We're
initiated and a valentine party was en-
| joyed. Refreshments were served.
! 4 car win be waiting at West Brattle-
boro this evening at the close of the per
; Torrance of Aaron Slick from Punkin
| Crick. which is to be given i'm Academy
hall at 5 O'Clock by the Parent Teacher
association. The proceeds of the play
will he used towards buying a new stove
for the school.
The 80 rooms at the Princess apart
mcnts of which Mr.. and Mrs. {. +
Church are prOprietors, which weresdam-
aged seriously in the fire of Dee. -, have
been remodelCd. renovated and re-dccu-
rated. New furnishings have been put III
and the apartments now are equipped to
resume service.
The announcement that Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle will soon come to the United
States to lecture recalls the fact that Sir
Arthur visited Rudyard kipling here when
the latter was engaged i'll writing some
of his popular books at his home,
Naulahka. where Mr.. kipling frequently
entertained some of the best-known writ
ers of the day.
Phil Il. Merriam of the John Il. Rog-
crs Producing 60. arrived in town yes
tcrday and held the initial rehearsal for
the Wheel club show, katcha- koo. last
evening. \ large number were in at
tendance. aud the present indications
are that without doubt this will be one
of the largest amateur productions ever
staged IN Brattleboro. The second re,
hearSal of the chorus and principals will
be held tonight in the Episcopal parish
house. starting at 40.
The so-called Putnam house on Pros
pect street, formerly owned for many
years by the late Lewis Putnam. has been
torn down. {. w. Reed, who now OWNS
the property. is planning to build a
house on the site. Miss Mary j.
Putnam. whose home is in the rear of
this property, has had her house remod-
eled and several improvements made, in
Guiding the building on of new kitchen.
veranda and large shed. The exterior of
the house has been painted.
The Brattleboro rest room i'm the En-
ersOn building ON Elliot street recently
has been re-decoratcd and repaired, in
Guiding the painting of the walls. which
are of green color, with white drop
ceiling. New and attractive scrim cur
tains have been hung at the windows,
making the room present a coy and at
tractive appearance. Several members
of the w {. I. L. sold candy and in
other ways helped to raise part of the
money for the new furnishings. ii. l..
Emerson has kindly loaned the society a
couch for use in the room, as the one
which had been used there was worn
out.
Miss Allen. a graduate of New England
Sauitarium. Melrose, Mass, is at Mrs.
Royce's fCol0nial) and Will give Swedish
massage by appointment. Tel. 413-M.
29G-29S