The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

About 20 men have signed up for the
Odd Fellows pool tournament, which is
an indication of an interesting tourna-
ment. Others wishing TO p anticipate
should leave their names with George ID.
Reed at once, in order that the teams
may be made up and no player be omit
ted.
The Boys Fraternal Junior club met
last evening at Odd Fellows temple
and elected these officers: President,
Cecil Farr secretary, Leland Miller A
pool committee and a lookout committee
for new members We're appointed. Plans
are under way for an entertainment in
the near future.
Work of refnishing and putting up
new ceiling in the bowling alleys at Odd
Fellows temple will be completed 50
that the alleys viii be open for bowling
Saturday night. Bowling in the tourna-
ment viii begin Monday night The
schedule for next weeks bowling viii be
announced Saturday.
The Twin State Gas & Electric Co is
running a line TO Greaneaf street. West
Brattleboro. by way of the West Brat
fteboro cemetery, as far as the town
farm. This means that several houses
on that line viii be furnished electricity
Louis Sylvester and Mrs. Fred Wright
already have had their houses wired.
The parents in district No. /. which
is the Waite district on Putney road.
met yesterday afternoon and formed a
Parent-Ieacher association. Miss Flor
ence NJ. Wellman. Mrs. Lucy Lazell and
Mrs. c. S. Hamilton were present and
assisted. The following officers we're
elected President. Mrs. Ernest Clx =
vice pres, Miss Evelyn Hamilton: sec.
and treas. Mrs. Walter Thomas. Much
enthusiasm was manifested in regard to
forming this association.
The benefit party held at the Vermont
Wheel club rooms yesterday afternoon.
at which time there We're 10 tables at
auction bridge and five-hundred, was
pleasing affair socially and it is eX-
Uected that good sum will be realized
for the free kindergarten, for which this
parts Is given each year by the kinder
gartan committee Of the Woman'S club
The prizes for tive-hundred were won hy
Mrs. Arthur T.. knight and Mrs. e T.
Wood, and for bridge by Mrs. Morgan
Sherman and Miss Marion Green. Re
freshments Of punch and homemade
cookies were served. The committee i'm
charge were Mrs. u. ]. Stolte. chairman
Mrs. Kenneth AIosher and Mrs Law
renee Barber.
The funeral Of John J. Sheehan was
held this morning at 9 o'clock in st.
AHchaels Roman Catholic church. Rev.
James p. Rand officiated and Mrs. Kath-
crime O'Connor Weeks sang. A delega-
flou from the American Legion, of which
he was a member, was present. The cas-
ket was draped with the American flag
The bearers were Daniel Lillis. John
Baker, Edmund Haus. Joseph Austin,
Francis DunIevy and John Aher. The
burial took place in ST. Michaels cemp-
terry. \ firing squad from the Legion
accompanied the body 10 the grave and
Rugler Ralph &. Root sounded taps.
Those who attended the funeral from out
Of town were Miss Margaret Grafton OF
Albany, y. Y, William Tarrant and
daughter, Miss Mary Tarrant. Of South
Iaerfeld. Mass. AIR. and Mrs. Calvin
Of Greenfield. Mrs. William Kelley. Miss
Josephine Shea, Miss Mary Scanlon and
Michael Scanlon Of HoIyoke. Mass. Mr.
and Mrs. John Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Sullivan, Miss y. Sullivan. Pat
rick Bowler and AIiss Catherine Sullivan
of Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
ieI Belisle, Mrs. James Noriarty and
William Donaghue of Bondsville. Mass,
Mrs. Nellie c. Mills of ThompSonville.
Conn, and Dennis Sullivan of Hartford,
Conn.
Rummage Sale, Emerson Block. Satur-
day, Oct. Is. West Brattleboro Congre-
( sational Church. 20l-2O4s