The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-28
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The Edward r. Lynch Independent
Campaign club. organized for the pur-
pose of promoting the candidacy of DIR.
Il. II. Lynch for town representative,
opened headquarters in room 30, Hotel
Billings, yesterday. ID. E. Tasker is in
charge.
A Bennington woman who was in
volved in a slight accident at Brattleboro
the other day says the mon whom she
bumped into was extremely dis
courteous" and thought more of the ten
dollars he claimed as damages than any
thing else.-Benningto Banner.
Bowling in the Odd Fellows tourna-
ment viii begin Monday night when
team / of the Americans viii meet
team | of the Nationals. The schedule
for the rest of the week is: Americans
and Nationals teams ,, Wednesday !,
Americans and Nationals teams 3, Thurs
day; Americans and Nationals teams 4,
Friday.
Clinton l.. Davenport, barber. who has
occupied a room in the building on Flat
street bought recently by the Fairbanks
bakery, viii move his shop tomorrow to
a room on the second floor of the same
building over Harry kinsOn's harness
shop. Mr.. Fairbanks is to occupy the
room now used by Mr.. Davenport for an
office.
CommittaI services were held yester-
ingside cemetery for Finley 4. Docherty.
who died suddenly at his home in
Gloucester, Mass, Tuesday The funeral
was held there yesterday afternoon at
$50. Mrs. Frank II. Brasor, sister-in-
law of Mr.. DOcherty, accompanied the
colin Docherty. Rev. +. Q. s. Osgood
officiated at the committal service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w Hawley will
observe the 5Oth anniversary of their
marriage tomorrow. No public celebra-
ton has been planned, but they will be
glad to see their friends informally at
their home at 6 Crosby street tomorrow
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I.
Hawley and sons, Freeman and Walker.
of Holden. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
w. Hawley and two children of New Ro-
chelle. \. Y. Miss Maria r. Taft and
Willis II. Taft of TaftSville will come to-
day to visit in the Hawley home over
Sunday.
The CIapp & Jones Co. will move from
its present location at 112 Main street
70 the store at ~ Main street in the
T'llery building. just vacated by Moran
& Rohde. Earle G.. Moffatt, proprietor
of the Clapp & Jones Co. said this
morning that Il five-ycar lease had been
taken of the store. beginning with Nov.
I. The store will be closed all day next
Monday and the stock will be moved at
that time to the new location. No deiin-
ite announcement has been made as to
who will use the store vacated by the
Clapp & Jones Co.
Sunshine society. Branch /. will hold
Il rummage sale Nov. 4 in the store, being
vacated by the Clapp & Jones Co. 2O9
Mrs. Sanders of the Beauty Shop
has just received an especially fine as
sortment of Spanish and fancy hair
combs. 204-20J
Beans. brown bread, meat loaf, dough-
nuts, cakes. candy and sailed nuts at
Parent-Teacher food sale Saturday after
noon at Episcopal parish house. Lady
Baltimore cake, tea and sandwiches
served. 203-205+
Special for Saturday Chrysanthe-
mums-yellow. pink, Whitehall Sizes
will be sold at wholesale prices, cut
from vines as you want them. When
ordering flowers for funerals think of
us. c. \. Bond, Florist. Tel T52.
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