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


iie leaves, besides HE widow an,
Daughter, three grandsons, DR., Leslie ;
ElNapls, Clapncc Z, and Roy l.. liarn.l
aud one great granddaughter, Dorothy
Edwards, also brother, Henry NJ, Cut
ting, aud sister, Mrs, Emily L. Eastwood
ri West Bratlleboro, A sister, Elizabeth
wife 81 the late DR.. james Eastwood, die
in 1870 and a brother, Joseph Cutting
died May 8, 1897.
at o'clock, az the home. Rev. ID. =
Trout, pastor oi the tnivefsalist church
OBLIGATED aud Miss Corinne hlodgeii sang
Rock oi Ages and Abide With Me. Bur
ial was in the West Bratileboro cemetery,
Members OF the family were bearers,
Stacy. Alexander Wedding Wednesday.
4 pretty home wedding was celebrated
| "Wednesday afternoon az the home Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Walter II. Alexander, of-Grcn'
heal strcct. when their eldest daughter,
| MARY Elizabeth, Vas united IN marriage
10 Alya Charles Stacy, son OF MIR. and
Ms. G. l.. Stacy, OF Chestnut street. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock, by
Rev. l.. NJ. kenes,on, pastor OF the First
| Congregational church, using the single
ring service About 30 members Of the
families were present TO witness the ocTc'
mony. The couple was attended by
/ Reuben Alexander, brother OF the bride,
and Miss Minnie liodgkins. and the bride
Wa given away by her father. a bower,
with background Of evergreen and arch OF
mountain laurel, was arranged IN corner
Of the parlor where the wedding party
stood. From the center Of the arch was
suspended a large bouquet OF white pond
lilies tied with white taiIeta ribbon.
The brides gown was white muslin,
with lace trimmings, and she carried a
bouquet of white roses. Miss Hodgkins
wore white lawn and carried pink roses.
Alice. the youngest sister OF the bride,
was flower girl and Mrs. :. g. Brown
played the bridal march, The rootls
were tastefully decorated with ostrich
ferns, yellow and white daisies, laurel and
roses, the designing being under the SUI
penision of Miss Hodgkins. A collation.
was served and Mr.. and Mr.. Stacy left
at 4 o'clock in an automobile for q 10
days wedding trip, which they will spend
in Boston and vicinity. The brides tray.
cling gown was dark blue serge, with
lace hat TO match. After their return
they will begin housekeeping at the cor
ner of Vine and Locust streets.
Mrs. Stacy has always lived with her
parents in this town. She is member
OF the First Congregational church and
has attended Brattleboro academy. Mr..
in the Brattleboro creamery and is now
foreman there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dutton and son,
Harold of Lawrence, Mass, were the
only relatives present from out OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy were the recipients oil
a valuable collection of silver, china, linen
and glassware and generous sum OF
money.
Miss Hattie Clark is i'll with mumps.
Miss Chloe Wilcox is spending the week
at her home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. L. ]. Jillson went Sunday to South
Newfane for a visit at Edwin Morse's.
+. G. Taylor and b. n. Phelps were in
Bernardston, Mass, yesterday on bust
ness.
Harlan Goodale, of Keene, n. H., is a
guest of his cousin, Hugh Dunklee, this
week.
Mrs. C. S. Highly, who has been i'll for
nearly three weeks, is improving at tins
writing.
Mrs. L. b. LaRue and daughter, Grace,
of Jacksonville, Fla, are guests at w.
w. Cooks.
Miss Sarah Arms, of Hartford, Conn,
is with Miss Z. Z. Weatherhead for sew
eral weeks.
Gilbert Morse left Friday afternoon for
Remus, Mich, where he will spend sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fox, of Whining
ton, visited their son, +. A. Fox, the first
Of the week.
Miss Mary Brown of Mortified, Mass,
came Tuesday to attend the funeral OF ,
J. s. Cutting.
Mrs. L. II. Davenport, Miss Helen Bar
nard and Miss Madge Davenport visited
n Putney yesterday. I
Miss Kate Wheeler went, Wednesday,
% New London, Conn, to visit her {
brother, j. +. Wheeler.
Miss Laura Derby picked some red
'aspberries near her home ON South /.
treet, the first of the week.
Mrs William Conrad, of Pawtucket, r. '
!, is spending her annual vacation at X. 5
!. Frost's and Charles Weiss t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Chafer and Mr.. and Il
hrs. Rollin Chafer, of Mortified, Mass, v
re at Kamp kosey this week.
Arthur Wiley has this week had a tel.
phone installed in his residence, Grand
Jew Fam. The call is 3l4-l2.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. L. Herrick and daugh- c
err, Mrs. G. l.. johnson, are visiting in a
yestmoreland, N. H., this week. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow and Mr.. I
nd Mrs. Fred George went Monday to g
guam Lake, N. H., for an outing. y
Mrs. Charles Albert Wheeler, of Barre, g
lass, is visiting at the home of her pa q,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. johnson. d
Walter Minor, formerly of Westminster fe
nd now a fruit dealer in Cuba, has been a,
recent guest at Wesley Rockwell's. m
Mrs Merritt Huntley and daughter, h
lorenzo, of Dummerston, visited their hi
unit, Mrs. N. S. Chamberlin, yesterday.
Reports of the Baptist Bible school p
corning during the Sunday school session. " "
Mrs w. H. Haywood was in Towns ri
end Wednesday to attend the organiza- ri
on of Blazing Star chapter Eastern Star. of
Miss Florence owe returns today to ca
er home III F:tchburg, Mass, after tn
lending two weeks at Grand View farm. WI
Judge and Mrs Charles H. Robb, of be
Tashington, d. c., are visiting Mr.. yo
obb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robb. tn
Miss Lila johnson, of Greenfield, was a % y,
lest of Mrs. +. P. Wall, the first of the ~
eek. Mr.. Wall came home for over ho
lnday. az az
Miss Lottie Dodge gave picnic Friday II;
E. E. Mather's, for the school children au
the fourth and fifth grades, of which tn,
e is teacher. sci
Mrs. W. 0. johnson, of Worcester, ha
ass, is expected Tuesday for visit at tri
e home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. an
G. Squires.
ade, escorted the children to Mrs. Bige- Y
nc Saty, rIn off rrrhnv