The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06
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e Tho maJehing siaff of Pro,eeii
J, grange wiz give the next in their ssri
OF soeisblos Tuesday evening, Nov. I
iof members OF the order and invit,
T lit 10 expected that the Joint col
miiiee on insane will soon make q Wis
20 hrattleboro 10 inspect The Retreat,
b Joint resolution 10 that effect hayif
4 passed the legislature this week.
"A large party Of people from Bra
= llehofo, some 30 In number We're In a
tendance al the game supper given
Z INC Dnmmefston grange last evening
. Tue TRIP was made In teams, the part
D returning 10 Braitleboro about
This evening there will be n NEE
ing OF the Brattleboro East society I
lnke action on calling a pastor 20 q
the vacancy caused by the resignatio
OF Rev. II. X. Miles. A report OF th
special committee will be heard at Oh
AT the union services held nj IN
Centre Congregational church Snnda,
evening, J., W. liawley presided. Their
was special music by the choir and IN
sermon OF the evening was preached b,
The new pastor Of the First Baptis
church, Rev. John n. Cow.
Tho first Sunday services M IN.
Home for the Aged on Western ayenu.
were held Sunday afternoon nj .
clock, Rev. II. II. Miles. pastor OF Ia,
Center Congregational church. oiiieiat
ing; These services will be conducted
each Sunday throughout the remainder
OF the winter season.
-Pocahontas council called special
meeting last night when several can.
didates were instructed in the adoption
degree. Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee were served. with music
and singing. A social time was en-.
ioycd by all. The council will give a
public dance in Red Men IS hall Nov.
10, TO which all are invited.
The first in a series of dancing par.
ties which are To be continued through
out the winter was given in Masonic
hall Wednesday evening by Bingham
chapter, Eastern Star, and although the
attendance was rather light owing 10
counter attractions n thoroughly good
time was enjoyed The next dance will
be held Nov. 4. Music was furnished
by Leitsinger's orchestra.
-Renghelde Lena Dorothea Lind.
quist, the e.months-old daughter of
Carl and Ingeborg (Lawson) Lindauist,
died Sunday afternoon at the home of
her parents on Williams street after
short illness, death being due to mites.
final trouble. Funeral services were
held at the home of her parents Tues.
day afternoon at o clock. Rev. Mr..
Dolstrom, pastor of the Swedish Con.
gregational church. officiating.
"A very enjoyable Hallowe EN- party
was held Monday evening at the home |
If Miss Elsie Smith. corner of South |
Main and Esterbrook street, about 90 |
young people enjoying the hospitality |
If the hostesses of the evening, Miss |
Smith and Miss Anna Twitchell. A
,eanut hunt was the first event on the |
program and the winner of this event |
vas Albert Dunklee, the BOBBY going TO
)orr Allen. Other games made up the
emainder of the evenings program,
nd dainty collection was served by
he hostesses.
For premature celebration Of the
ational election, Clifford Bushee was
efore the local municipal court Tues.
ay afternoon on simple drunk com
laint and was soaked the usual fine of
5 and costs amounting to $ll.30, by
Judge L. w. Gibson. Bushee stated
hat in company with several other
Dmpanions he visited some of the 10.
al physicians and obtained prescrip.
ons allowing them to purchase whis- !
ey, and that after that he was certain i
but one thing: election red fire, sky I
,ckets, and that Chip was TO be /
ected. /
Bridget Connolly. an aged and re. $
,ected resident of Brattleboro, passed t
Tbnrab 81 | !
rday morning at the age of 20 years, I
ter an illness of three weeks dura. a
on. Although Mrs. Connolly had been a
failing health for about year her &
'ath was the result of shock received
rec weeks ago. She was born in Ire v
nd and had been resident of Brat \
eboro for about 40 years. She is sur. il
we'd by two nieces both of Brattle- n
no. Miss Connolly had worked as a h
nestle in many of the prominent fam Sc
es of this town. te
About % members of Connecticut m
llley council, No. l6, were the guests al
the Titus Strong council of Green n,
Id, Mass, Friday, and on their re- W
IN to Brattleboro late Friday even. nj
2 those who made the trip to the bt
wn country town reported very en- &C
yable time. Leaving Brattleboro on ty
, 20S train, they reached Greenfield tn
)rtly after 3 CLOCK and were met at in
, station by a delegation from the az
eenfeld council They repaired to co
, Masonic rooms and spent the re- as
Under of the afternoon in socialibity.
nner was served at 6 o clock and fol 70
ring the post-prandial exercises Titus no
ong council conferred the S. E. M. ne
yree on several candidates. tn
r. Ionnh. |
of Col. and Mrs. Thomas Harmon, an
l Edward Morgan Whitney were at
city married at 10.45 this morning be
, Ceremony was performed beneath La
arch of ferns in the parlor of the sh'
ne of Rev. George S. Mills, pastor is
the Second Congregational church; do
, bride was attired :. in gown OF PEI
tie silk and carried a bouquet of mi
te chrvsanthemums Only the i'm the
late members of the families of du
witnessed the marriage. A COLA bri
was served Immediately after the ant
,mony. The bride is one of the is
Il well known and accomplished bel
ng ladies in town and has a host OF as
nds, among whom she is very popu- sis1
Mr.. Whitney is clerk in the pin
g of A. Drysdale & Son and by his we
ial manner has made many warm ing
ndS. They were tne RECIPIENTS VI Del
v beautiful presents, among them ton
e a cut glass lamp and library all
g given by the old soldiers at the We
6. The employees of the home also
} several pieces Of cut glass. The son
lie left at noon in an auto for Troy IN
re they will take the train for New t ~
( to spend their honeymoon.-Ben- tna,
ton Banner of yesterday. mat
E. C. Crosby of Brattleboro was in gan
ngfield the greater part of last resi-
( superintending the work of clear. goo
away the ruins of the, Springfield due;
trio Railway company's car barn and
finerai street. and the work is pro- BEEF