The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12

shssira will furnish music.
Saturday, Jaas u, wlll be ehsetss
"a National Flag day iasleaa Of Jai
"a, which essas On Sunday,
The wemaa' . exchange has place
\ telephone In the fesi room for n
convenience Of lie patrons The huu
Der is sii,il,
Mrs. Hattie oakes, AZ, a resides
II Bellows Fails. died early this mefl
ing at the hfailleboTo Memorial kei
piiai, where she had been for a sheI
time.
Friendship circle will hold a meet
ing Thursday afternoon In Odd fel
lowe hall, Supper will be served a
u.ia, Members are requested to TAX
note 81 the chang. In date,
Tho women of the woman's Re
lief corps will sery. dinner nj il.3l
Tuesday in the yes,ry Of the Universal
lat church 10 members of the dis,fie
convention. Members Of sedgewie
corps are expected 10 contribute.
Il. u. Taylor has received ihi,
week two oldsmohile autos. One Of
them is four cylinder touring cal
which has been bought by A. u, Wyatt
The other IL four cylinder touring
Tanabou, which Mr.. Taylor will uss
a. the demonstrating car.
DIR. Henry Tucker. health officer,
received Wednesday a report ON an an
alysis az the state laboratory in Burl.
ingion Of samples Of water taken from
Sunset Lake aud from the Western
Aqneduct source. This showed that
the water in Sunset Lake is puror,
Nj, T.. Davis bought =. T.. Barber :
team Monday. Mr.. Barber Wednesday
purchased promising colt which will
make local horscmcn sit up aud take
notice. The horse is exceptionally well
bred and for six generations his au.
cestors have shown marks better than
$50.
Mary Field Willard, widow Of
Henry c. Willard, for many years 10.
cal druggist, died in Greenfield this
at Z o'clock, after a long ILL
ness. She was daughter of Charles
X. Field and lived in Brattleboro up
10 about 10 years ago. She is survived
~ one son, David Willard, of New
York city.
Cecil Harold Morse Of Brattleboro
md Miss Ida Emma Pierson of Perkins.
Vile. were married at 3 o'clock Sun.
lay afternoon in the First Baptist
,hurch by Rev. George Il. Lawson. Mr..
Morse is employed by Howard & Year.
ey. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will keep
louse on Elliot street after returning
rom short wedding trip.
-Brattleboro Chapter ID. A. r.. will
celebrate Flag day by meeting at
Mrs. Crosiers on North Main street
Tuesday, June 10, at $50 p. m, the
POSSESSES being Mrs. Crosier and Mrs.
Dare. Flag day being June II, which
.omes on Sunday this year, members
# the ID. A. X. are requested to dis
LAY flags on Monday, the 18th.
The annual meeting of the West.
I'm Aqueauct association was held at
he Vermont National Bank Tuesday
The following officers were
lected: President, 4. G. Crosby; see.
etary and treasurer, G. c. Averill; di.
ectors, II. d. Holton, A. L. Thurber
nd L. G. Crosby. No assessment was
made as there were sufficient funds in
he treasury to meet expenses.
The funeral of Eliza NJ. Morse was
eld at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
/. d. Roess, Friday afternoon at 1.3O,
rev Delmar Z. Trout officiating. The
odv was taken to Williamsville for
urial. Those present from out of
own included Mr.. and Mrs. M. +.
forse of Norwich, Conn; Mrs. a. Is.
ioodyear of Holyoke, Mass; and Al
MO Ingraham of Williamsville.
-Wantastiquet lodge, |. o. o. f.,
ill observe its Memorial Day Sunday
18th appropriate exercises at its hall
t $50 in the afternoon, after which |
members will march to Prospect Hill
emetery where they will decorate the
raves of past members. The exercises
| the hall will include an address by |
ey. l.. NJ. Keneston and special mu-
O. Dennis lodge of Rebekahs will also
bserve the day by joining in the exer-
ses at the hall and in decorating
raves.
The first in the series of union
,ryices to be held on the common
lroughout the summer took place last
unday. The meeting was held In con
ection with concert by the First
epiment band The program was
pened by four selections by the band,
fter which there was prayers and
cripture reading by Rev. E. Q. ). Os-
BOD. Then came two more selections
V the band. Rev. III. r. Miles fol
wed with the address of the after
non. the subject of which was The
oral Laws as Inviolable as the Physi-
II Laws. The meeting was closed
it'll music by the band. About 1000
,ople attended the meeting.
-Flovd Eugene johnson and Miss
loine Sylvia Franklin were married
rednesday noon at the home of the
ride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
rankin, in Vernon. The ceremony
as performed by Rev. e. z. ). Us
,od. pastor of the Brattleboro Unltar-
n church in the presence of the i'm
ediate families The ceremony took
ace under an arch of laurel and the
lrlor was lastly decorated with lau-
/ Mrs. Clara Eames played the bri-
j march from Lohengrin. The bride
ore white batiste, trimmed lace and
sertion and carried roses. After the
remony wedding dinner was served serve.
the dining room which was decor
od with roses. Mr.. and Mrs John
n left in an automobile for South {
.rnon to take a trip South. They
II be at home on Spruce street az !
r August /. !
The large painting, The Prodigal t
n nv William Morris Hunt, is now \