The Brattleboro Daily Reformer, Saturday, November 5, 1927 Brattleboro Local Nov. 5, 1927 The Rebkahs who wish to bowl are asked to leave their names with Mrs. A. A. CHAMBERLAIN of Frost street. C. L. STODDARD of Westmoreland, N. H., sent a few trailing arbutus blossoms to The Reformer office this morning. Owing to the pobability that people will be called on for flood relief the men of St. Michaels Episcopal church have indefinitelypostponed the roast duck supper they had planed for Thursday, Nov. 10. Mrs. Rose Ann(Cochrane) KING, 36, wife of James KING of North Adams, Mass., died about 9:30 last evening in the Brattleboro Memorial hospital. She was born in North Chelmsford, Mass., Aug. 23, 1891, a daughter of Thomas and Katherine (McKinnon) COCHRAN. The funeral arrangements will be made upon the arrival of Mrs. KING's mother. The body is not at MORAN & ROHDE's undertaking rooms. The body of Mrs. Mary BROOKS, widow of Daniel BROOKS, residents of Brattleboro many years ago, is expected to be brought here this afternoon from Boston for burial in the family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery. Mrs. BROOKS died in the Revere Street Home for the Aged in Boston, where she had lived for some years. Mrs. John BERRY of West Somerville, Mass., formerly Miss Florence ROGERS of Brattleboro and a friend of the BROOKS family, will accompany the body here. Members of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent assiciation and teir children enjoyed a halloween party in G. A. R. hall Thursday evening, the latter furnishing the following program: Piano solo, Francis OAKES, Virginia WILCUTT, Anna LEVESQUE; recitations, John HOGAN, Anna and Marjorie BENNETT, Eleanor CHAPMAN, Helen LEVESQUE; songs, Kitty HOGAN, Irene and Anna HEAPHY, Emily, Dorothy and Catherine WHITNEY, Irene LaFRANCE, Mary McNAMARA; dance, Lillian BENNETT; bano, violin and piano trio, Bernard BAILEY, Andy THOMPSON, Agnes THAYER. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT