Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-03

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] pany viii take place a week frol
: today,
There was good attendance q
the social In the Baptist church las
evening.
Sunday win he observed as me
: mortal day by Brattleboro camp. Mod
u ern Woodmen.
The women of the Unitarian so
ciety held "A supper In Wells hail las
; evening which was largely attended,
The ladies' enterprise society vii
meet with Mrs. John Henkel on Els
tey street Wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock.
The resorts of Jack Allen an,
: John Connell In Chesterfield. n. II
were among those that did not re
ceive renewals OF their licenses from
! New Hampshire state commissioners
The Brattleboro Gas Light com,
pany's Golfer dam at West Dunn
merston was completed the first OF tn,
week and power from the station
there was used for the first time
Tuesday since the spring freshet.
Rev Baker of Athens, a graduate
of Wesleyan university, will occupy
the Methodist pulpit Sunday. Rev
A. L. Cooper, who has preached In
the church for the past two weeks
has returned to his home in Ran
dolph.
Under the will of Mrs. Henrietta
Carroll the Universalist church was
bequeathed IL shares of New London
railway company stock, the transfer
to be made upon the death of Mr..
Carroll. As Mr., Carroll recently died
the local church will soon be in pos
session of the bequest.
There was a large attendance at
the exhibition in the auditorium We'd
nesday evening by the Edwin j,
Hadley moving picture company. The
views were excellent and were thrown
upon the canvas with hardly any
flicker. The entertainment gave gen.
eral satisfaction.
Arthur C. Case of Springfield,
Mass, and Miss Matilda Sergestrom
of this town were married Wednesday
evening at 1880 at the home of Rev.
come acted as best man and Mrs.
Welcome as matron of honor. The
bride wore white silk muslin with
hat to match and carried bride roses.
The matron of honor was gowned In
blue crepe de chine trimmed with
white lace. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held from until 10
o'clock at the Elliot street home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Welcome. Mr.. and Mrs.
Case win live in Springfield.
Branch No / of the international
meeting with Mrs. j. f. Hall, 10
Chaplin street, tomorrow afternoon at
2. 30 o'clock
Frank A. Eels, who has been pro-
pretor OF the Devens hotel in Green
field for the past two and a half years,
has leased that hostelry to W. J. Reed |
of Springfield. Mass, formerly clerk |
in the Haynes and Cooley hotels in
that city. Mr.. Eels has had 30 years
experience in hotels in Brattleboro,
Hinsdale, North Adams. Holyoke and
Greenfield. He has no definite plans
for the future,
The annual meeting OF the directors
Of the home for the aged and disabled
was held in the Vermont National
hank Tuesday afternoon, when the
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Dr. H. ID. Holton, vice presi-
dent, Judge James NJ Tyler; treasur.
er, George c. Averill: secretary,
Charles +. Thompson; finance com
nittee, Col Richards Bradley, Judge
f. L. Waterman, George G.. Averill; h
executive committee, DR.. Fl. ID. Hol-
on, James NJ. Tyler, George E.
Jrowell; committee on admissions,
Major +. W. Childs, Charles F.
Thompson, H. f. Weatherhead; audi
ors, f. w. Childs and II. F. Weather
read. The report of the treasurer
howed the home to be on an excellent
footing, an endowment Of
everal thousand dollars remaining ,
fter paying all expenses incident to ,
he new additions TO the home.
-Brattleboro Branch, No /, of the ,
International Sunshine Society held i
Is annual meeting Friday afternoon at |
he home of Mrs. J. G. Ullery. The
GLOWING officers were elected; Presi-
ent, Mrs. Katherine NJ Burchard; e
ice president, Mrs J. G. Ullery: sec G
tary, Mrs j, G. DEWITT treasurer, b
lrs. Albert W. Rockwell The work d
r the branch during the past year has t
cen varied. the most important being ?
he furnishing of the infirmary of the t
ONE for aged and disabled, which $
named the Sunshine room. Early p
ist summer the members collected p
L 4 IL.