The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22
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w. +. Walker Is able 10 be out again.
Robert T.. Walker visited his brother,
c. &. Walker, Sunday.
Thomas T.. Read has returned from
visit in Wilbraham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Gale OF Gullford
visited Sunday at George kerrs.
Miss Ethel Cairns spent the weekend
at her home in Bernardston, Mass.
Miss Hattie futile OF Brattleboro was
at Briarcliife from Saturday until Tues
day.
Mrs. c. r. Crosby and her daughter
Marjorie visited last week with her par
ents.
The Grange Benefit society will meet
with Mrs. +. o. Downs Thursday alter
noon, May 2s.
Mrs. Marcia Dix, after spending the
winter in Baltimore, is at her home IN
East Dummerston.
Mrs. Abbie A. B. Patch, Mrs. J. S.
Cogswell and Mrs. Amy G. Mansfield are
still on the sick list
Mrs. Ann Reed went to Greenfield tins
week for an extended visit with the lam
lily of her son, Frank Reed.
Ralph Hall of Brattleboro is at Charles
Walkers part OF the time this week; MT;
Hall is having hard time with blood
poisoning in his hand caused by rusty
nail.
Miss Martha Peishof OF Fishers Island,
n. Y, who came to attend the Kay
Hewitt wedding. is spending the week at
Briarcliff, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w.
j. Ray.
A large and beautiful bouquet OF roses
and carnations, also lovely potted plant,
sent by Windham County Pomona grange
to w. +. Walker, master OF Evening star
grange. brought beauty to the sick room
and sunshine to the heart OF the recipient
who appreciates the kind remembrance.
The grange held meeting Tuesday
evening when large class OF candidates
were instructed in the first and second de-
grees. At the next meeting, June z, the
third and fourth degrees will be conferred
and there will be harvest supper con-
sisting of pie, cake, etc, to winch the
members are requested to contribute lid
orally without further notice.
The regular grange meeting was Tues
day evening. A class of IL was instruct,
ed in the lessons of the first and second
degrees and was followed by the lee,
turer's program. The next meeting VIII
be June when the final degrees VIII be
conferred and the harvest supper served.
Grange members are requested 70 con
tribute for the table without further no
tice.
Memorial day observances vii! be car
ried out this year as usual. The Gol:
William H. Greenwood post and Kehe1
Corps of Putney with the Putney drum
corps will be in attendance at 1890 a. m.
Rev. ]. Duke King of Wilmington will
deliver the address and the Dummerston
ouartette-L. L. Stark, Ira Gates. Miss
Florence Miller and Miss Lille Gates
will sing. The school children will have
their usual parts in the exercises. Dinner
will be furnished and served by the DUN,
merston people in the vestry. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. o. Downs are in charge OF the
with willing assistants.
Miss Edna Mary Ray and Don Lucien
Hewitt were married by Rev. j. S. ,Cogs-
well Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock
in the Congregational church at DUN
merston Center. They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooke OF Brattle-
boro as witnesses. The bride wore hand
some suit of blue with white trimmings.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs; Hewitt
drove away in their carriage: The lnv1-
tations issued by Mr. and Mrs. w; =.
Ray to the wedding reception OF theif
daughter were generdiiy ae az IL
guests numbering nearly loo assem3leo
at their home, Briarcliffe, to congratulate
and offer best wishes to Mr.. and MIS-.
Hewitt. The rooms were decorated with
apple blossoms and Mr.. and Mrs. HeWlIt
received alone. The reception through
out was delightful, informal affair The
ushers were Ernest Ray, and Arthur
Brown. The wedding cake was d a1l1ar
uted by Miss Gladys Ray and Master
we're we're valuable and numerous, and silver,
china, glassware, linen, So and 50 gold
pieces, other money, a clock, and d. hand lands
made articles, lovely bouquet OF roses
and one of carnations sent from Brattle-
b Dor all spoke of the love and thought
# friends, at home and abroad. Cake and
(, were served. The brides gown
was lovely green cut princess. Music ae
played during the evening. Among the
mt mt of town guests were Miss Martha
Peishoff of Fishers Island, N. T., Miss