The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-17

Holman, Helen White, Harriet Moon
Norman Smith, Nella Clark and Albert
Doucette.
There were IL DRINKS in the police
court recently. One was discharged, three
settled and the others were taken TO the
county jail in Keene.
The third degree was conferred on one
candidate at the regular meeting OF Gold
en- Rule lodge of Masons Thursday fol
lowed by reception
Mrs. Albert Mead is making a few
weeks visit with relatives. in Springfield
Holyoke. Easthampton and several other
Massachusetts towns.
The marriage bans of Miss Margaret
Duggan and George Pottermoore were an
nouneed in the Catholic church Sunday
by Rev. FIR. =. 5. Cahill
William Doucette, Misses Nellie Demp-
sey and Susie Hastings returned SATURDAY
from Broad Brook. Conn, where they
went to work short time ago.
II. NJ. Corliss has moved his family
from +. w. Tilden's house on Canal
street to the Whitaker house on High
street recently vacated by f. X. Beane.
Robert Parks returned from the Lynch
hospital in Brttleboro Tuesday, where
he recently underwent an operation Tor
appendicitis Mr.. Parks il recovering
rapidly. ~,
At the Universalist church Thursday
evening was service to the commemora-
ton of the Lords supper. After the
commemorative service the new members
were received and given the right hand
of fellowship.
The high westerly wind which prevailed
here Sunday did some damage in this
4 NV,1l,,,,, ~ EalaS's tobacco shed on
the Plain road formerly used by Wallace
Bailey as an icehouse was blown down
and a large amount of the tobacco de-
stroyed
1t is reported that one of our young
townsmen who is performing the, duties
of fireman at the dam has invented new
way of curing corns and bunons which
he calls the barrel cure" As soon as he
makes few preparations he will be
ready to receive customers.
The last of the series of Lenten ser
vices was held Wednesday evening in the
vestry of the Universaist church. The
topic considered was The Last Words OF
Christ from the Cross. After the service
business meeting of the church was
held when officers for the ensuing year
were elected.
The Red and Blue contest of the Uni
versalist church Sunday school for the
year was completed Sunday, the Reds be-
Inc the winners. They will hold their
banquet next Thursday evening. Those
on the winning side will be served to ice
cream and cake while the others will be
served to crackers and cheese.
The Mabel Grand company will be the
attraction in the opera house for the week
beginning April q, presenting Monday
evening the great military comedy en-
titled In Honor Bound, play that has a
beautiful story of heart interest and an
abundance of comedy. Other plays to be
presented during the week are as follows:
The Counterfeiter's Crime, Little Miss
Nobody, A Fight for a Fortune, A Fresh
Air Kid, A Colorado Romance, Judazuna
The Fascinating Widow and The Little
Mascot The company comes highly rec,
commended and should play to crowded
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G: M. Wright
on Mortified street Tuesday morning
when their eldest daughter, Miss Aida
Mae. Wright; was united in in marriage ,,g to
Rev. w. F. White, the ring service be-
ing used The bride was charmingly at
tired in travelling suit and hat to match.
She is one of the towns popular young
women and the groom is a tobacco mer.,
chant. They were unattended. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolfram left on the 9.l9 train. for
New York and after their return here
they will make their home with the
brides parents.
The senior class of the high school has
engaged from the Slayton Lyceum Bureau
of Boston the Lotus male quartet, Miss
Lucille McConville and Mrs. Bertha Wells
Cahoon to furnish entertainment at the
graduation exercises June II. The. Lotus
quartet is composed of singers who are
constantly appearing in the highest class