Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1891-06-18
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VERMONT IN GENERAL.
BRATTLEBORO

BRATTLEBORO.
A. e. Miller started his ice crea m wagon
about town Wednesday.
Mrs. Underhil A. Budd and son are at Mrs.
Leavtt's for few weeks.
Judge III. Fl. Wheeler and wife are making
a short visit in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles A. Trip has returned from
visiting her sister at Glen's Falls.
j. e. Coleman was called to Canada last
week by the illness of his mother.
ID. c. Gibbs and wife, of Gens Falls,
N. Y, are visiting Mrs. G.. A. Trip.
Fred l.. Howe has gone to Mizzen Top
hotel, Quaker Hill, n Y, for the summer.
Miss Ethel Brown returned Thursday and
is now at her grandfatheI's, Judge Tyler's.
Judge William S. Newton is the recipient
of very handsome cane, the gift of friend.
William and Hayes Bigelow of New York
are at their summer home in the west village.
Francis Goodhue, jr., who is now in bust
ness in Philadelphia, is home for short
visit.
The Main street bridge over MILESTONE
brook, which has been unsafe for some time,
is now being repaired.
Rev. c. o. Day has gone to Catskll, N. Y,
for his summer vacation, and will probably
be away until the first of September.
Masters Harry and Raymond Greene gave
delightful party to a number of their little
friends at their Green street home.
F. w. Chids and family have been in
Chester this week to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Childs brother-in-aw, G. f. Hadley.
Miss Sarah Clark succeeds Miss Emma Fay
as day operator in the telephone exchange,
and as stenographer for Cudworth & Chlds.
James q. Menzes sends trout from Maine
measuring from II to % inches and weighing
from three and one-half to four and one-half
pounds.
Mrs. George Crowell entertain the MEM
bers of the Y. NJ. G. A. auxiliary committee
at a social and committee tea on the lawn at
''Lindenhurst' to-day.
Allan Brown, who has just been retired
from the U. S. Navy, will return soon with
the rest of his family and occupy DR.. Tyler's
house on Tyler street.
Charles L. Mead and family came to-day
Thursday from New York and will spend
the season here, occupying the Congregation
al parsonage on North Main street.
DIR. w. H. Rockwell, wife and daughter,
formerly of BrattlebOro but now of New
York, are spending the week at the Brooks
house as are also j. r. Bradley and daughter
Among the Brattleboro Episcopalians in at
tendance at the church convention in Rutland
are Rev. w. III. Collins and wife, X. Haskins
and wife, j. M. Hackley and wife, and A. w.
Childs.
Liston G. Ketchum, son of DR.. b. f.
Ketchum of this place, is credited by the Sun
day Boston Globe with an erroress game at
Exeter Saturday. He returns soon for his
summer vacation.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler. wife
of Rev. G. P. Tyler Of Lansingburgh, n. Y,
was help in the Congregational church here
Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Tyler is broth
er of Judge Royal Tyler.
Daniel A. Martin and Miss Nellie Hession
were married at st. Michael's church Tuesday
morning at O'Clock by Rev. Father Gun
mir nhar, NGah riIo ccicf Hisc A 1iaa Has
sion, acted as bridesmaid, and John Martin
as best man.
About 65 stockholders of the Brattleboro
and Whitehall narrow guage railroad attend
ed the annual meeting at the Brooks house
Monday morning. After the election of Off
GERS and transaction of other business, the
usual dinner was served.
William B. Goodrich attended the wedding
of Miss Ethel Porter last week at Bridgeport
Conn. Miss Porter is the daughter of DR..
George Porter of that place and well known
in Brattleboro, having been summer visitor
here for number of years
fine display of fireworks is promised for
the evening of July f. Over 5000 has already
been raised and much more promised. There
has been talk of a cavalcade up the new
mountain road in the morning with dinner
at the pinnacle to be furnished by some cater
er engaged for the purpose.
School closes Friday for - weeks vaca-
ton. The baccaaureate sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. William H. Collins at the
Baptist church at 2.30 O'Clock Sunday p. M,
and the graduating exercises will be held in
the Town hall Monday evening, to be fol
lowed by reception at the school house.
The most brilliant social event of the sea-
son was the Bradley-Tyson wedding Wednes-
day. The bride was Sarah Mercy. youngest
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley
of Commonwealth avenue, Boston, and the
groom, Russell Tyson, son of Mrs. George
Tyson. Boston.
performed by Rev. F. l.. Phaen at the Uni
tartan church at 4.30 O'Clock. The church
was profusely decorated with hemlock boughs
and mountain laurel. An elegant reception
was given at Col. Bradleys country residence
here which was finely decorated by florist
McGillway, as were also the grounds. Over
1000 invitations were sent and the hotels We're
filled with out of town guests.
One of the prettiest entertainments of this
season was the Gypsy party" given by the
Hedgerow Debating society of Hiss Sawyer's
North street school Monday evening. The
grounds were lighted by japanese lanterns
and electric lights, also large locomotive
headlight, and decorated with flags and bunt-
ing. Booths for the sale of candy, lemonade,
and fancy articles were scattered about the
lawn. Among the other tents were = for
tune tellers" and "postoffice," and one for
refreshments where cake and ice cream We're
served; all being presided over by members
of the school dressed in fantastic gypsy COS
TUNES. At O'Clock, after songs by the
whole camp, u young ladies gave a tam
BOURNE dance under the direction of Prof.
Wales, which was very pretty and much en-
joyed by the spectators. Leitsingers orches-
ira furnished music throughout the evening,
and altogether it was a brilliant success. The
receipts were over $50, which will be put in
the treasury and used to defray expenses of
entertainments to be given during the winter
term. About 300 people We're on the grounds
during the evening.
HAMRRiDGEpORT