Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

The free kindergarten will clos,
Friday. The vacation kindergarten
will open Monday, July 0.
The Leeds, Mass, baseball team
will be the opponents of the Athletics
on the island tomorrow afternoon.
The Baptist women will serve cake
and iee.cream on Mrs, A. g. Cobb :
lawn, Linden street, next Wednesday
evening.
The Bratteboro high school com
mcnccment will be brought TO close
with reception in the Brooks house
this evening
-Brattleboro Sunshine society
branch /, will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. Il. Hall, 10 Chaplin street, Fri.
day afternoon, June 20, at $3.50.
The 1T. Rev. j. $. Michaud, d. D.,
bishop of Burlington, administered the
sacrament of confirmation in st. Mich.
ael s church TO class of II on Sunday.
B. +. Hoyt of Guelph, Ont, has
bought the Samuel Adams farm on the
Putney road of Holden 4 Martin and
will move here from Guelph about Sep
TENDER |. The sale was made through
a. " May S agency.
The Central Vermont Railway com.
pany will sell round trip tickets to
New London and return for the Yale.
Harvard boat race, Thursday, June 2s,
at greatly reduced rates. The tickets
will include an exchange order for a
Central Vermont observation train
ticket The tickets will be COED on
train leaving Brattleboro at 7.25 n. M,
returning from New London at $50 p.
m. The fare from stations Brattleboro
TO Montague, Mass, inclusive is $3.50
for the round trip. The race begins
at p. M, and the observation train
leaves New London station about 3.l5
p. m. Tickets are good only june %
and %.
twenty-five Vermont postmasters
have been voted an Increase of 500
year in salary by the post-otiice de.
partment. They are the postmasters
at Barton Landing, Bethel, Bradford,
Brandon, Brattleboro, Castleton, Derby
Line, johnson, Manchester, Morrisville,
Newport, Mortified, Proctor, Putney,
Riehford. South Royalton, Springfield,
Stowe, West Rutland, White River
Windsor, and Woodstock.
The postmaster at Lyndonvile will be
advanced 5000; those at Bellows Falls,
En0sburg Falls, and st. Adams will be
reduced 800 each The post-office at
Wells River is to become of the presi
Dental class July /, and the postmaster
will receive salary of Sl,l0O.
The marriage of Llewellyn \.
Trussel and Mrs. Maria 5. johnson,
both of Wardsboro, took place Wednes-
day evening at the Canal street home
Of f.. j. Eddy, the bride S cousin. Only
a few relatives and intimate friends
Of the couple witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. \. II.
Webb of the Methodist church. The
party entered the parlor to the
music of the wedding march played by
Miss Nettie johnson, daughter of the
bride. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell took the l0.10 train to Bellows
Falls, going from there to Springfield,
Mass, and other places for a week 5
nip. On their return they will live in
Wardsboro.
Miss Susie Ermina Jones of Brat
.lcboro was married to Harry Towns
iend Horsman of South birmingham, |
Mass, at clock Wednesday at the
nome of the bride S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Hubbard of 8 Canal |
street. Rev. Frank l.. Masseck, pastor
If the Universalist church, performed |
he ceremony, using double ring ser
Tice. About % guests were present, /
argely relatives. The bride wore a
,ray travelling suit and carried bride /
oses. Miss Florence Kennedy of Wa
erbury was bridesmaid, and Earl Street I
II of South birmingham was best man.
The bridemaid wore pink organdie and /
arried pink and white carnations. The I
,ridal chorus from Lohengrin was |
,layed by Miss Margaret Barber. There
we're handsome decorations of peonies,
aurel and evergreen. \ buffet lunch |
vas served, after which Mr. and Mrs. I
Iorsman left for wedding trip. At
er August Is they viii be at home at
4 Winthrop street in South Framing
iam, where Mr. Horsman is mechani-
al engineer. Mrs. Horsman has been
n operator in the telephone exchange
n Brattleboro the past year. The cou-
lie received many handsome gifts.