The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-06
"BRATTLEBORO LOCAL
Grange Vii moo in vernon

Pomona Grange will meet in Vernon
March rs.
Daniel VI. BroSnahan has sold a pair
of bay horses weighing 5000 pounds TO
Small & White. who recently bought the
ii. G. Smith farm on Guilford street.
\ meeting Of the directors of the Brat
tlcboro Last and Wood Heel Corp. was
held AT the law Office of Barber. Barber x
Miller Saturday and the old board of
officers was reelected as follows: Pres,
". +. Becker of New York vice pres,
G. NJ. Miller Of Brattleboro sec. James
III. Underwood of Newfanc; treas. and
general manager. Albert G. Wyman of
Brattleboro.
! Brattlcboro chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, viii hold its annusl
musicale Thursday evening. March 1G. in
odd Fellows temple. Miss Mary Y. Pot
ter. contralto. of Newark. y. J., who
sang tor-the chapter at the annual musi-
cal last year, will be the %soloiSt, and Ar
thur Klein Of New York viii be the pian-
ist. The chapter viii observe tie ocea-
sion as guest night.
Another interesting display of a prod
uct which is made in BrattlcbOCO is shown
today in II0ughton x SimoudS's drygoodS
store and is from the Fort Drummer mills,
The product is an extremely fine quality
nainSook. &c is only recently that this
has been Eleachcd and marketed here,
hut it previously has been sold in grey.
The cloth will be carried in stock here
after by IIoughton 4 Simonds.
Tho Brooks House Co. Inc. has
bought the ManIey garage building of
Mrs. Edward G. Crosby and has taken
possession of the property. The building
is five stories. fre-proof and is occupied
on the first four floors by the Manley
garage. The top floor Is used by the
Vermont silk Co. and the White Man
u]facturing Co. Mrs. Crosby recently
bought the property of the Charles Il.
Crosby estate.
The body of Mrs. Josephine 7. Chase,
widow of Willis X, Chase, a former RESI-
dent of Brattleboro. was brought here
yesterday for burial, services taking place
in Bonds undertaking rooms. Mrs. Chase
leaves one daughter, Miss Lena Chase Of
ErattlcbOro, and two sons. Franklin W.
Chase of Springfield. Mass. and George
W. Chase Of Washington, ID. {. She
made her home in this town until about
five years ago when she went to Spring
field. Mass. to live with her son.
Advance 'shGwirgs Saturday afternoon
and Yesterday OF the melton pictures
Peter Latchis took at last Tuesdays
~Ski-iumping competition showed them to
be greatly superior to those taken ut the
first carnival. In addition to c~loSe-ups
ot individual jumpers the reel shows the
various contestants leaving the big jump,
landing on the steep slide and finishing
at the foot of the hill. y portion of the
reel is devoted to the junior JUMPERS who
competed in the morning. The film is
much clearer than the previous one and Is
good proof of tho superiority of the camera
which Mr.. Latchis recently purchased.
The funeral of Miss Ruth /. Johnson.
who dicd Thursday night. was held at
30 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in the
home ut - Chestnut street. Rev. Oscar
J.. Casting. pastor of the Swedish Luth-
- .E.-.L -Er-ea.-l aAT Nj VB,FT.
FredcrickSon sang Face to Face. The
burial took place in the family lot in
Prospect Eut cemetery. The bearers
We're Ernest Johnson. Martin Johnson,
Rodcrick Filion and Alvin Boman. Those
who came from out of town were Mr..
and NirS. Brrgluud of Worcester. Mass.
Miss Sigma Turuaui~t Of Boston. Mrs. Viii
liam Schorling of Springfield. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Cady and benjamin Tor
rent of South IIadley Falls. Mass.