Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
WILMINGTON.

The formal dedication OF the new
Universalist church will occur next
Sunday. An appropriate program will
be carried out.
Ullery & Co. print posters, dodgers
and commercial work quicker than you
usually get them DONE Most jobs can
be delivered the next day and rush or
ders are sometimes ready the same day.
The prices are very reasonable.
Porter j. Fitch left town Wednesday
of last week for Illinois where he will
be married to Miss Minnie Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch will return in a
few weeks and occupy their tenement
on High street. Many friends wish
them much happiness.
Major F. w. Childs was in town last
week looking after the hotel and Mem
orial hall Improvements. The organ
recital at the Universalist church last
week was we'll attended and the excel
lent playing by Lucien Howe of Brat
tleboro was enjoyed by all. james Nc
Donald and family removed from town
last week, Mrs. Mcdonald and the
children going to Island fond ana MI.
Mcdonald to Maine. Miss b. Leone
Russell sang at Shelburne Falls, Mass
the evening of May II assisted by Miss
Grace Shattuck and G. l.. Brigham,
violins, Warren Brigham, violincei!o,
Miss Alberta Amstein, accompanist
and the Arms male quartet. Mrs;
George F. Roberts and Mrs. Leonard
Brown are visiting in New YORK. -
Miss Claire Brown has returned from
a visit in Albany, N. Y.-The excur-
sion to North Adams Tuesday evening
was quite well patronized and those
who attended express satisfaction IN
the presentation of Shakespeare, s
Tanning of the Shrew. "-B. r. smith
and family have returned from New
York city and will hereafter reside In
town upon the farm owned by MT.
Smith, known as the Barnard place
Sidney Newton of Brooklyn is IN town
for few days, the guest of NJ. L. BUTT.
Mrs. Nellie Mcclellan OF Brooklyn
is in town assisting in the care OF her
sister, Mrs. M. L. Burr, who continues
in very poor health. Irving ID. Pai-
meter and Guy o. Howe wee in North
Adams Wednesday. &C. Nj. Russell was
in Somerset Wednesday and Searsburg
Thursday, on official business.
Memorial Day will be observed with
more than usual interest this year and
a program of excellence will be car
ried out. Sunday, May "a, union ser
vices will be held at the Congregation
al church, Rev. George E. Woodman
the sermon Members OF the
post and associate members are request
ed to meet at the post hall at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning and proceed to the
church, where the services will be held
at AS. Saturday, May 30, the regu.
lar services will be held. Procession
formed at the G. A. r. hall at 10
o'clock a. m. promptly, under direction
Of George 4. Haynes, marshal. in the
order: North Adams drum
corps, c. B. Lawton post, old soldiers,
sons Of veterans, associate members, i
Victory grange, and other organiza-
ton, school children under direction
Of their respective teachers, citizens,
moving through the principal streets
aud hating at the monument on North
River street where short exercises will
be conducted decorating Of graves in
The village cemetery; thence to Memo
.ial hall where the regular exercises
will take place. Hon. o. E. Butter
field will act as president of the day.
0ration by Rev. Henry X. Riegel;
reading OF Lincoln's address by Com
.ade George ]. Bond; music by chorus
II voices under direction of Mr.. RE
eel. After conclusion of exercises din
Ter will be served for all in the base
nent OF Memorial hall. Everyone is
Isked to bring food for the tables and :
Ill are invited to partake Of the same.
food music may be expected from the
lrum corps and everything promises a
'ery pleasant occasion.