The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-11

| tnelmSlOfu saturday with thelr aunt
Mrs, Edward Belleville, for visit.
Mrs. S. II, Mcdonald and Mrs. Joseph
Lachance visited in Springfield and Lud
low, Mass, several days this week.
Miss Monte Purcell and Miss Isabelle
Harmon returned Monday after an sx
tended visit in Massachusetts, and Con
necticut
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart returned tc
Hyde Park Monday, accompanied by Miss
Mildred Howe, who will make them a
short visit.
Joseph Higginson has accepted a posi-
| ton in Haverhill, Mass, as overseer of the
warp dressing department in a large
wooden mill.
Milton Howard, who has been with rela-
tives in FL Paso, Texas, for the past year,
returned Monday and will remain here for
| the present.
At the meeting of the board of trade last
| Monday evening, it was voted to hold no
| regular meetings during the months of
July and August.
Mrs. Edward Bellevile and son Walter
of South Chelmsford came Tuesday for a
brief visit with M. d. White and other
llinsdale relatives.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregational church. next Sunday,
anu III lllc cNtllHS lllSlc W LII NC q NonNNlt
by the Sunday school.
Dir. Fl. L. Brown, who is convalescing
from a long illness, will spend few weeks
with relatives in Vermont before again
taking up his duties here.
Miss Elizabeth Frost accompanied by
Mrs. w. II. Minor of Chicago, H., and
Mrs Gorham b. Goodell late of Cuba,
were guests of Mrs. p. f. Amidon Tues
day
The new store under the name of Cham
berlain Adams & Company of Keene,
who recently bought c. E. Keyons dry
goods business, was opened Tuesday morn
ing.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Lamb celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary. About 20 friends assisting in
making the evening a most enjoyable one.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served.
, The I. O. O. F. and Queen Esther Re-
bekah lodges will observe their Memorial
day next Sunday, and services appropr-
ate to the occasion will be conducted by
Rev. G. r. Locke in the NJ f. Calvary |
church at 1915 a. m.
Miss Mabelle F. Proctor and lnnes G.. M. |
Urquhart were married Thursday at | |
o'clock in the 'Universalist church at East
Jaffrey Mrs. Urquhart is quite well
known in this town, having resided here
for the past four years.
Several teams have been practicing
for the fremen's coupling CON
test to be held next Friday evening This
contest is sure to be a good one as there
IS great rivalry among the teams. Three
hours of dancing will follow the contest.
The public improvement committee is
to improve the appearance of
he large triangle of grass land west OF
:. A. Pearson's blacksmith shop. This
york will require a considerable eXpendi-
ure. and contributions will be gladly ac-
epted, either by John NJ. Lamb or f. w.
'olton. The excellent work being done
" this society is evident on nearly every
eds found at the functions of several |
treets is due to their efforts.
Next Sunday being Children's day in the
church, the services of the
ntire day will be devoted to the children.
he day and custom was first observed by
his denomination, having been organized
V Rev. Charles H. Leonard, DID,, in
helsea, Mass, about 1857. The theme
II the morning service will be, The Divine s
INVITATION. After the sermon the service
christening will be in order and the
ording to custom. The children's exer-
ses in charge of the children of the Sun ]
ay school will be held in the evening at
80 o'clock The committee having charge
the evening services is composed of
Iiss Clara Stearns, Mrs George Abbott,
Irs Leslie Haskell and Miss Minnie
now.
A very pretty wedding took place last
eek Thursday when Joseph Fl. Watson
this town and Miss Fannie E. Holden, {
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Holden
CIi1fprJ w cd oh tba
,me Of the brides parents by Rev. j. r.
ow of Brattleboro. Immediately after
e ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left
automobile for honeymoon trip, and
,on their return they will make their
me on Canal street in this town. They
il be at home to their friends after c
lily |. Mr.. Watson is one of Hinsdale's
ost energetic young men and for some
airs has been owner of the Canal street 7,
lcksmith shop. Recently he has opened =
harness and supply store in the Wise
Dck. Mrs. Watson has many friends =,
re, and the newly married couple have d
e best wishes of all.
Miss Myrtle Stafford of Keene held a
cital in her music studio last Friday
ternoon, many of her piano pupils tax
part. The program was as follows:
lie Brooklet, Marion Sprague; Moon
inks, Jason Holman. Little Queen
dICH, NOIIldh pcOlt, sing, MUM sing,
atherine Laliberte; The Sleighride, Doris
ntlin and Lois Mead; Flying Spray,
arion Jeffords and Miss Stafford; The
lie of a Bear, JAS White Forget-me-
t, Gertrude Sprague; May Day, Alice L
chance and Miss Stafford; Trip It Light
Blanche Beane; Jolly Little Brownies,
ora Boorn Gnomes' Patrol, Uldina L
Dran and Miss Stafford; Bright as a But
a, Gertrude Sprague and Miss Stafford;
rest Flowers, Marion Robertson OUR
n Galop, Lois Mead and Miss Stafford; r
Child's Good Night, katherine Lali- -
rte. Refreshments of ice cream and
re were served after the recital. n