The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-26

: June 81.
The woman's Relief sorps held
memorial meeting at q, A. II, hall We.
lrfday afternoon ~ I clock and wen
> by special car TO Prospect iiill GENE
'e'y TO decorate the graves Of pas
members.
The class Of 1905 u tho Rrsitls
! boro high school held a reunion a
spofiord Lake Wednesday afternoon
There were - ia attendance. The.
went In ially'ho aud supper wa
served al Miss Clafk's cottage.
The next u, A. H. meeting will b.
a basket picnic al the home Of Mrs
blanche ooodnow Pratt In Newfan,
july Z, All who intend Ia 10 are asked
70 notify Corresponding Secretary Mrs
p II, Holden by noon Saturday, July 4
The annual meeting Of U, 4, Daueh
tiers Of 1879 will be held at the resi-
denee ~ Mrs. shea on Oak street to
morrow afternoon. The board Of eonn,
eilmen will meet al ESQ and the regu,
lar meeting will be held at clock.
The union service on the Common
next Sunday will be held At Q o 'eloc L.
There will be singing by quar,ctte
as well as congregational singing Rev.
Mr., Osgood will give the address. IL
stormy, the service will take place in
the Congregational church.
-Poeahonias council, No. 1, observed
its 9th anniversary in Red Men s hall
last evening. About 100 partook Of the
banquet which was served at ESQ. AZ,
ter an informal program of instrumen,
tai and vocal music the Adoption de
gree was conferred on class OF sew.
eral candidates. Visitors were present
from Bellows Falls, Chester and Spring
field, W., and keene, n. H.; including
Past Grand Deputy Poeahontas Mary
Norwood Of New Hampshire.
w. 4. Hubbard and L. II. Athcr.
ton returned Monday from Troy, n. ",
whittier they walked from Brattleboro,
a distance Of ~ miles. They left here
Friday noon and made Wilmington
about o'clock. The next morning
they continued as far as Hoosick, n. Y.
The % miles between that place and
Troy they walked Sunday morning,
reaching their destination soon after
noon. Both men stood the trip wall
and enjoyed il immensely, particularly
that part Of the journey between here
and Bennington.
Members of the sixth and seventh
grades in the Canal street school house
enjoyed picnic Saturday at the Well. |
man cottage in Pleasant valley near
the W. ii. Winslow farm in West Brat |
tleboro. Members of the party as
sembled at the end of the electric ear
line in West Brattleboro at $50 a. m.
and with Miss Florence Wellman and
Miss Minnie |. Rawson walked TO the
picnic grounds. Lunch was served at
noon and at six o clock. Games, walks,
fishing and wading in the brook furn
ished amusement. The party arrived
home at o clock in the evening.
"A caucus Of the democratic voters
night in Festival hall. The
meeting was called to order by the
chairman of the town committee, and
W. A. Shumway was chosen secretary.
The first business taken up was the
election of eight delegates to attend
he democratic state convention to be
leld at Burlington on June 20. This ,
esulted as follows: X. $. Childs, NJ.
!. Moran, A. =. Carpenter, John ii. ,
7. W. Plimpton, Dennis Du- {
IAN, A. W. Roel. The alternates are:
" A. Subway, Martin Austin, A. X.
Rice, DR.. f. Il. Lynch, William Boyce, '
red w. Putnam, John T. KANE, Jacob ,
!. Ullery. The same delegates and al S
ernates will attend the second con [
ressional district convention held at 4
burlington on the same date. The il
lection of the democratic town com c
littee was held and the choice resulted n
S follows: A. p. Carpenter, F. |. Swift, v
nd j. j. Eckels. $
The third annual reunion of the &
Wright family was held at the home '
Charles Adams on the West river II
,ad Tuesday. The morning was taken t
ut of town. At noon a bountiful din 81
er was served to about so people. A n
usiness session was held in the after il
DON and the following officers were a
ected: President, Martin Wright of Il
Manchester; vice president, G. w. Nor "
oss of Springfield; secretary and II
easurer, Mrs. Philip Franklin of p
chaplain, G. s. Hopkins 81
Brattleboro; historians, G. S. Hop IL
ms, H. c. Philips and G. W. Norcross; in
ganist. Miss Gertrude Martin of Brat p'
eboro; substitute, Mrs. Charles Dun tt
n of Townshend. A short program ii
as given after the business meeting,
ter which ice cream and cake were to
rived. 1t was then decided to give ra
r. Adams a vote of thanks. The next III
Getting will be held in West Rupert. IL,
Miss Blanche Miriam Howard, su
ece of Frank H. Howard, and Fred be
lex A, Lee were quietly married at the tr
me of the bride AZ North Main no
.eet Tuesday evening at O'Clock, M
". George B. Lawson officiating. The a.
use was trimmed throughout with TO
,untain laurel and maiden-hair fern wi
the ceremony was performed under no
arch of laurel. The double-ring CHI
vice was used and the couple were an
attended. The bride wore cream Mo
ored silk dress and carried bridal an
es. Miss Miriam Howard played the at
dding march. A lunch was served sol
er the ceremony was performed and at
couple left on the $40 train for mig
.ingfeld, Mass. From there they 20
visit the mother of the bride, Mrs. w
ward Winchworth, at Lakeville, ira
IN. On their return Mr.. and Mrs. Ih'
|, win make their home on Chestnut nor
,et. Mr.. Lee has been employed at and
Estey Organ factory for about five WIN
RS. The bride was for several years Spr
Jerk in the store Of F. w. Kuech.' Bra
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