The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-22
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP,

The regular meeting Of the W. L.
10. L. will take place IN ITS room III
Emerson block next Tuesday afternoon
az three o'clock.
The next meeting of the Alliance
study class will be held in the Unfair
ian parsonage Monday evening at ',So'
Subiect:-Tne Mohammedan Religion
--The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs. John Henket senior,
ON Estey street Tuesday afternoon AT
four o clock. Supper will be served
from until 5 and everyone Is eordiaIIy
invited.
The board of civil authority VIII
meet in the selcctmen : rooms Satur'
Jnv afternoon March , at clock 10
make corrections and additions TO the
check list TO be used at the annual
town meeting March D.
Protective grange will confer the
third and fourth degrees Wednesaa!
evening. After the work the harvest
simmer will be served TO which every
member is requested to contribute as
usual without solicitation.
The members of the Brattlebor0
branch of the Woman Alliance VIII
hold L6ngfellow social, with appro'
PIRATE songs and readings, at the nome
of Mrs. John Barrows, Oak street, "eu'
nesday evening at 100 o clock.
A change in the proprietorship OF
the Elliot street fish market went INTO
efyect Monday, Mrs. Nellie Boyce buy
ing Albert K. Rice's interest IN the
business and becoming sole proprie'
tor,
Miss Edith Stolte s Sunday school
entertained the inmates of the Home
for the Aged Sunday afternoon with a
collection of sacred songs and hymns
Rev. 4. H. Goodhue conducted n ser
vice nj the Home during the afternoon
This was one of the series of services
at the Home which is being conducted
every Sunday by the Congregations
church. -,
Bingham chapter, o. L. S, Will
give a progressive whist party at Ma
sonic hall Friday evening March l.
Invitation is general. The entertain
ment committee will canvass for tine
sale of tickets. Anyone overlooked
wishing to attend can obtain tickets
of Mrs F. |. Swift. Mrs. l.. =. Holden,
Mrs. =. W. Nichols, Mrs. Will Perry
and Mrs. C. B. Dickinson.
A meeting of the Sunday School
union will be held in the vestry OF the
Baptist church next Wednesday eve
ninp at $50. at which practical ques'
tions relating TO the work In our Town
will he discussed by the pastors OF the
local churches and by others Interested
An Sunday school officers and teachers
and everyone interested in Sunday
school work. especially those who assist
cd in the town Sunday school canvass
are invited to be present
Prof. f. S. Morse will give a lee,
ture on The Evolution of the Animal
KINGDOM before the Congregational
cIub in the Brooks House next Ihurs'
dav evening at s o'clock. This Will be
a ladies' night and each member is en-
titled TO bring with him two guests
Tho Popular Science Monthly says that
prof Morse held New York audience
Of 5000 spell bound, and as popular
lecturer on scientific subjects is without
peer in America.
Another sterling attraction will be
soon in the auditorium Friday evening,
March s. when Mary Mannering wili
annear in her new play entitled Glor'
ions Betsev. This play has recently
finished a successful run at the Garrlck
theatre in New York city and is now at
Tho fremont in Boston. Miss Manner
ING is under the management OF tn ne
Shnberts and the company when VIII
comn to Brattleboro is identical with
that which has been appearing in New
York city.
A very quiet wedding was solem,
nized at the Baptist parsonage py tne
Rev. Joseph L. Walther on the atIeI,
moon of February IA, when Miss BEL,
Maud Coleman. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs James Coleman of this city, was
united in marriage to Clement "a p
Perry. son of the late LeGranae D.
Perry of Troy, N. y, and Allce L. l.,
Perry of Keene. The young COUPE
were unattended except by rev iii
mediate relatives. Mr., Perry is en-
nIovod bv the American Express com
p p and after a short wedding trip
tba Young people will reside for the
nrosent with the bride s parents on
| Gilsum street.-Keene Sentinel.
The marriage of William Henry
Remis and Mrs. Nellie Gertrude Horton
took Mace Saturday evening at t4e
home of the bride s daughter, Mrs T.
R, ., Dompier at 81 South Main street
The ceremony was followed by receP-
tiou at which a party of about AZ IN
vited guests were present. Inc eve,
ming was pleasantly spent in listening
TO monograph music after wnich ice
cream and cake were served. MI. ana
Mrs Remis received numerous presents
inoIndino a handsome lamp from
the employees of the Brattleboro steam aa
laundry where the bride is employ1u,
They will make their home Tor the
present with the bride s daughter Oil
South Main street.
Calvin Wright, well known and
prominent citizen of G1lsum Ior many
wears. died about s O'Clock SATURDAY
morning at his home on Belveaere roau
at the age of almost 81 years. MI
WRIGHT had been failing since Thanks
Giving the cause of his death being oio
eaa Calvin. the oldest child OF Calep
a9d Sarah (Reed) Wright, was born III !
Snrrv March 10. 1916, being one Oh
family of Is children. He became
a farmer and lived most of his Ire III
Kaene and Gilsum. having for forty
raors or SO resided on the farm where
he died. May. II, 1912 he married
Diantha Leborveau of Swanzey, VIM
survives him, together with four chll,
dren. Mrs. Emma Britton OF olisqm
Jerome E. Wright of this city, MIS-