Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-02
From Fridays Late Edition.

Chandler CLARK of Putney has
filed petition in voluntary hank,
ruptcy with liabilities Of 1906 and as
sets of S36.
Col T + Sloan. who was drowned
in New York last week han a So. 900
policy in the New York Life Insurance
Co through the Chilns Agency.
The \ NJ G 4 base ball team l.
scheduled To play the Keene High
School team here, July 18th. The
keenes defeated the Hinsdales by a
score of II, ST. we csn confidently cx-
pect a hard-plsyed game.
- The Universalist SUNDAY school held
their annual picnic at Broodside Park.
yesterday. A car left the church at 10
O'Clock and free ride was given to the
school. There was large attendance
and the day was very much enjoyed by
all.
The children's dsy exercises OF the
Baptist Sunpay school will be held N
the time of the usual service Sunday
morning. At ) O'Clock in the afternnou
tnere will be a special service for the
installation of the officers ami teachers
of the sunday school.
A class Of about so boys and girls
will receiss their First Communion at
St Micbael's Roman Catholic church
Tuesday morring. ana in the evening
at 80 will be confirmed hy Bishop
Michaud of Burlington. Immediately
after confirmation there will be a re-
cepton Of the Young Lauies Sodality.
William Carpenter Camp of the
F.s icy Organ Co in Chicago and Miss
Eliza Otis, the well-knovn actress. were
married at the chapel of the Madison
Square Preshyterian church by Rev VIM
Cole at New York, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Otis will play out her season
which will end tomorrow night, and
then they go to the country for wed
ding trip. She has been playing the
much feared motoer.in.law in "fne
Brixton Burglary at Herald Square
theatre.
The Carol service at the Unitarian
church last sunday afternoon was well
attended and much enjoyed by those
present. The service consisted of carols
appropriate to the flower season. re-
spoosve readings, aud pieces spoken by
members of the Sunday school. The
pastor made a brief address. Mr. Mil
Ter sang 10 his exquisite waV and the oc-
cssion was made especially interesting by
the singing by VIM ) Dunn of Montreal of
sacred solo eotitlsd Praise the
Lord, by George Rupees, which was
highly appreciated. Mr. Dunn is in
Brattlehoro for an indeiinits time TO
rect before the co0cert season opens.
He is principal basso in the wealthiest
Episcopal church OF NoUtresl, where
h. has sung 10 concert FIR ten Consec-
utive seasons at some If the best cor
certs. Mr. Dunn Griginslly halls from
Belfast, ireland, where he was prinCi-
pal bass0 of Fort William Presby
terrain church. He has pure bass
baritone voice. Power, ease and rich
ness of tone make Mr. Dunn's singing
peculiarly pleasing and impressive; We
hope to hear MIN in Ersttlcboro again.
George Messer repeated by request
Little Boy Blue, the pathetic song
written by the late Eugene Field.
Stewart Pratt. the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Chas W Durham, was chris
tened at the opening Of the service, the
beautiful font presented To- the church
by Mrs Marg Iret Burnett last fall be
iug thus used for the first time.
Miss Addie Warren is in Bernard
srpu to attend the commencement cX-