The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-25
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mrs Helen Wyatt of this town has
been granted pension of $l2 month
from June 3.
The s cock Central Vermont
train from the South last evening did
not reach Brattleboro until | a. m. this
morning the delay being occasioned by
the derailment of a freight car at
Northfeld Mass.
"A charity fair will be held on the
lawn of J.. Harry Estey Monday af-
ternoon at which fortune telling and a
visit to an old fashioned garden will
be features. The usual opportunity will
be afforded to purchase candy and
pop corn.
Vice president of the Grand Trunk
railroad f. FL. Fitzhugh, with Mrs.
Ftzhugh and children in the private
car Ontario were delayed here for
few hours last night on account of a
freight wreck at Northfeld. They were
en- route to the Pequot at New London.
The olive drab service uniforms
were issued to the members of Com
pany | at the armory last evening.
Some other supplies were also issued. A
commissioned officer will be on duty at
the armory from now until the COM
mand goes into camp at Essex juno
ton.
The Sunshine society entertained
the lIlIudbbS VI but IIOHlo III IASCd hh0
Disabled People at O'Clock, Thursday
afternoon. Miss Cox the elocutionist
gave selections and Mrs. Walter Hub
bard sang. Miss Margaret Barber
presided at the piano. A luncheon was
served the inmates.
George G. Martell and Miss Julia
Lanigan both Of Brattleboro were mar
ried June 9 by Judge, w. s. Newton
at the town clerk s office. The bride
&c apr,lnua1 ~ q ehantfpnP for
L. D. Taylor and the bride is we'll
known young woman who has been
employed as waitress at the Brattle-
boro House and the Hall restaurant.
All restraining orders having been
removed in the Dunlevy- -Fenton breach
of promise suit, it is understood that
the case will be brought forward for
trial Tuesday morning in the county
court at Newfane as Judge Stanton
has arranged to hear the case and will
be there at the opening of court. on
| that date The jury have instructions
to report on that date.
The men s class of the Center Con.
gregational Sunday school with invited
guests numbering in all about 80 en-.
ioyed a supper in the chapel last eve
ming A half hour was passed in So
dainty menu of salads, fruits and cake
att $50. The occasion afforded an
opportunity for many men to meet
Superintendent G. l.. Dunham of the
Sunday school and the pastor of the
church, Rev. Roy M. Houghton.
Carl Hollender, assistant superin-
tendent of the pipe organ department.
of the Estey organ company, received
a painful injury yesterday morning
raised the window and was in the act
of placing file underneath it, when
the window slipped and the file was
driven into his hand, making pain
full wound. Mr.. Hollender immediate,
Ily went to the sink to wash the wound
reached there than he tainted. A doc
tor was summoned and dressed the
wrist and took Mr.. Hollender to his
home on Western avenue.
a morning wedding os occurred 1e At At
the home of Rev. DR.. John, r. Cow
pastor of the Baptist church when Miss
Lucy Augusta Cow, daughter of Mr..
Cow was united in marriage to Will
liam Thomas Chase of Boston by the
BRIDE s father The 7.25 train carried
the bridal party away to Jackson, N.
H., by way of Boston and though the
ceremony occurred at an hour con
such occasions Mr.. and Mrs. Chase did
not escape the Fluctuations and con-
fetti that are almost invariably asso-
ciated with weddings. gay party
assisted the bride and groom in their
departure from the house and bade
them au revoir at the station. The
groom is the New England representa-
tive of the Philadelphia advertising
house of N. w. Aver & Son. The bride
is a graduate of Vassar college in the
class of 1907 A friend of the bride,
Miss Marion Campbell of Pittsburg, Pa,
who graduates from Vassar this year,
was her attendant. The groom was un-
attended