The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-24

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the rniyrTsAlisi church sunday, May
!,
A reception 20 Rev. aud Mrs, A.
n Webb will be given Ia tho Meth
o,iist church IsaIloTs neA, "Wednesday
evening a cordial invitation Is ca
tended Ia all.
Til. Ladies Enterprs. society
UuI meet merit Wednesday afternoon
al I clock with Mrs. q D. Sargent
al Cherry street,
DIR. q. l.. Cheney Of New Haven,
Conn, a recent graduate OF ve,S''
nary college, has eomc To hfaitiehoio
IA lie associated with DIR. j, L. kath'
bone, Il Prospect street
oeorpe Rollins Of East Boston
died Wednesday morning IN that ciy
al consumption, He was brother OF
Mrs. =. ". kimhall, - Western ave
nue.. Mrs. Kimhall left yesterday 10
attend the funeral Mr.. Rollins has
made many visits in BTattlehoTo.
John y. Guiheen Of this town aud
Miss Mollie Dewitt, formerly EN-
ploycd in the Brooks House, were mar
rlei Tuesday morning a, o clock nj
IN. bride home in Orwell Miss Anna
hewitt. n sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid aud n brother acted rs bcs'
man. ON their return MI. ana MIS-.
Guiheen will begin housekeeping at u
Washington street.
A number OF small boys will get
themselves into serious trouble ~ they
do not cease defaeing the new street
signs hv means of air guns aud sling
shots. The enamel ON several 81 the
signs has been entirely shot away
The bailids have reported the matter
,o states Attorney Il. G. Bacon aud
/, is more than likely that he VIII
make an example of some youngs'er
within "A few days
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening at the home OF MI
and Mrs. T.. l.. Roberts, ~ Western
avenue. when Miss Bertha May
Beyctte aud Charles Cleveland Webster
were united in marriage. The eefe'
nony was performed al o'clock by
Rev l.. NJ. Kcneston, pastor OF the
First Congregational church. The
bride gown was white muslin. The
couple were unattended and only mem
hers of the immediate families wl'
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Webster are taking q carriage trip
and will be a, home at 10 Western
avenue after May /. Mr.. Webster is
carpenter aud well known in town,
both he and Mrs. Webster are popular
yopnp people in town. Mrs. Webster
bos heen In Mr.. Roberts family for
about ~ years.
About i15 were present AT the
special meeting last night OF Brattie'
boro lodge, +. & 4. NJ. The third de-
gree was worked on two candidates
Nineteen members of Harmony lodge
of Mortified. Mass, were present
There were Masons present from Dos
ton. New York. Putney, Bellows Fails
The Masonic glee club sang. An or
cbes,ra of five pieces played march
nj The close of the degree work during
which n line was formed under the di.
rection of Marshal F. X. Vaughan and
filed into the banquet hall. George NJ
CLAW. master of Brattleboro lodge, pre-
sided at the post prandial exercises.
Remarks were made by c. II. Webster,
Master of Harmony lodge, p. NJ. +.
W. Doane, p. NJ. T. r. Calender ana
DIR. n. +. Wood of Harmony lodge, Dls-
trict Deputy L. II. Switzer of Bellows
Falls and W. H. Vinton, p. NJ. OF Brat
tleboro lodge, c. b. Crowell ana H.
+. TAYLOR and c. ". Durham Of Column
bian lodge.
Forty members of Broad Brook
orarge NJ Gnilford visited Protective
grange Wednesday evening ana gave
beautiful and interesting entertain
ment which was appreciated by tine
members of Protective grange. After
the meeting supper was served 10
about 275 people The following pro
gram was given: Music, houple
quartet: reading, Mrs. Elmer Good
now; recitation, Frank Henshaw; song
male quartet; tableaux, Rock of Ages
violin solo, Clifford Baker; reading
Mrs. l.. f. Jaqueth; musical dialoog
in costume, Miss Bracket and MI
Miner: piano duet, Mrs. Stebbins, Mrs.
Baker: reading. Mrs. Whittemore;
songs. Mr.. Miner; farce, The Burg
lars-Ear Jaqueth Miss Nora ia
oueth. James Whittemore and loa
Barrett. song. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller: tableaux, The Harvesters. Inc
evenings entertainment closed with a
dance, The first and second degrees
will be worked at the next meeting,
May 6.
A special meeting of the Connec-
ticut Valley council, Royal and Select
Masters. took place in Masonic haii
Friday evening. Degrees of council
were conferred upon two candidates
There were about 80 council members
present from Bellows Falls, Spring
field and Greenfield and nearly all the
resident members were present. Inc
work was striking and impressive ana
was carried out in an elaborate man
ner. Following the degree work ban
ouet was served, the tables being ar
ranged in the form of a triangle ana
at each plate carnations were placed,
T. I. NJ. Ferris r. Vaughan presided
and remarks were made by Companions
Gorham. Leland, Barney, Strecker,
Birks. Hackley, Taylor and Vinton.
Those who were present from the Titus
strong CHAPTER. Greenfield, Mass, were
Thrice Illustrious Master Clarence
Strecker. Deputy Master Edward j..
Reese, Principal Conductor of Work
John B. Clark, Treasurer Charles Z.
Forbes, Recorder Eugene B. Blake,
CAPTAIN of the Guard George II. Shaw,
Conductor Frank M. Cook, Marshal
James D. Coy, Chaplain Richard B.
Birks, Steward Murray J. Clifford, Sen
tinel Romance S. Prichard
Last week practically brought the
maple sugar season to an end except
in towns where the elevation is high,