The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-08

Mass and Mrs. George FELTON, OF Cam
den, n. j., are guests of their brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Long
Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Britton took a
carriage drive to Gilsum, n. H., last week
to visit his uncle, Martin Stearns, who is
SO years old. They also visited cousins in
| Keene.
Mrs Alice A. Stebbins has returned
from trip to New York, where she Wis
tied Dr. and Mrs G. Il. Bruce and Mrs
$. H. Hemphill during the Hudson Fulton
celebration.
Miss Madeline Long is entertaining Miss
| Elizabeth Fairweather, former seminary
student. Miss Fairweather enters the Fort
| Edward finishing school this fall for a
course of study
Rev. and Mrs. Sunderland of Hartford,
| Ct, are being entertained during the con-
ference by Miss Sally Minot Mr.. Sunder-
! land was former pastor in the Unitarian
church in Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mason are enter
tanning Mrs. Masons sister, Miss Hazel
Moore, and her friend, Miss Daisy Brims-
tow. They are both training for nurses in
Flower hospital, n. Y.
Rev. Adam Thurman will preach in the
congregational church next Sunday. Rev
n. Fay Smith will preach at Mt. Hermon
as is usual for him to do on the second
Sunday IN each month.
Mrs. A. L. Wright was called to Rich
mond, Mich, last week by the sudden
death of her mother. She will remain
there few weeks. Mrs. Peck is caring for
her household during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Of Nashua, n: H.,
were the guests of Mrs. L. L. Hart for a
sfew days last week Mrs. Crosby was
formerly Miss Grace Hart. Mrs Hart re
turned with her daughter to Nashua, N. IL.
Emmons Burdette and family have left |
Mortified for their former home in Leom-
mister. Mr.. Burdette has been superin-
tendent in the seminary laundry for about
year He will be missed by the members
of the church and Sunday school, as he has
been Of much help in them.
The body of William Z. Webster was
brought to Mortified for burial this week
The Masonic committal service was used,
Rev. d. NJ. Wilson officiating Burial was
in the Mortified cemetery. Mrs. w. e.
Webster and her brother came to North
field with the body and remained a day
or two.
Harmony lodge met last Monday night
for a special meeting. The assistant dep
uty grand master made his official visit
and the degree of Master Mason was ,
worked. About 60 guests from surround
ng towns were present and at the close of
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Town to the banquet.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Newton are on a trip
Iong the northern coast of Massachusetts,
their stopping place is Surfside Hotel .
Gloucester, and they go out from there in :
heir runabout to points of interest They
Xpect to have some stories of deep sea !
shing before they return about Oct. H. i
)r. Osterhaut of NARROW, N. H., is in !
)r. Newton's office while he is absent. !
The home of Mr. and Mrs L. R. Smith = =
as the scene of pleasant reception given 0
y them to their son and his bride, DR.. c
nd Mrs. Richard Smith, Monday evening. q
ltumn leaves and flowers. The happy h
altering testified to the esteem in which +
r. Smith is held and the pleasure in meet =
g his bride. Mrs. L. r. Smiths Sunday n
hool class assisted in serving. DIR. and n
Irs. Smith left for their home in Boston l.
1 Monday morning. il
One of the most joyous weddings of the
ason occurred last Friday at the home Of r.
rank PERIOD. The contracting parties Il
erold Miss Lottie Billings was brides T
aid and Joseph Field groomsman. The W
remony was performed at o'clock, Rev. N
M. Wilson being the officiating clergy
an. Mr.. Otis catered and the Mortified p
md furnished music. The couple will h
axe Jnelr nome IN NOrUn1lelQ Wnere Alf. el
erold is well known resident. o.
A pretty wedding took place at the home n
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Newton on Biz &C
I'm road Tuesday at u o'clock. Their N
dest daughter, Elsie Celina, was united Il
marriage to John Richard Rawles Of II
oring6ed by Rev. N. Fay Smith Only N
lie immediate families We're present The ca
ouse was decorated with autumn leaves q
I'd asters and many choice presents We're el
ven to the bride. An informal reception al al
as given in the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. le
awles left on the $50 train and will ll'
AXE their home at 46 Main street, m
)ringfeld, Mass, where Mr.. Rawles is 1o
lployed in the hardware business.
The first concert of the boys brigade a, az
,ture course will be held in the town /,
il Monday Oct. IS, at o'clock. For % %
nvenience of East Mortified friends h.
ages will leave Woods pharmacy at 7.30 -
d return after the concert. Carl Web
er, New England's greatest 'cellist, will of
Id audience, assisted by Barthold SLIDER
IN, violinist. Ernest w. Harrison, ne
mist, and Miss Edna Goodell, lyric So We
lno. Miss Mildred Sheldon Bass will
,e readings also. A rare treat is offered DO
all lovers of fine music by these artists G..
high standing. Season tickets are on
e at the drug stores. We
The marriage of Miss Ella Spencer and ur
aries F. Bitters of Greenfield took place
ednesday at the home of the brides par DO
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer. The he
Use was prettily decorated and at go
couple stood under an arch of laurel SD,
l hydrangeas and were united in mar ent
ge by Rev n. Fay Smith A pretty ,
ture of the wedding was the procession O1
little children dressed in white. who 0m
rched in and grouped themselves about SM,
bridal couple The wedding march ~,
5 played by Miss Bitters of Connecticut,
lister of the bridegroom Refreshments tro
70 served Many choice nresants were Or;
nIaved as Gifts of tbe friends of tbe EN-
lie. The guests included relatives, neigh IN
s, friends and several teachers from the
linary where the bride has been a stu Spt
t. Mr.. and Mrs. Bitters will make their tie
Ir. and Mrs. Bitters will make their her
ne in Greenfield where Mr. Bitters will the
k at his trade of carpentering. /
IF. George F. Pentecost preached in wee
Congregational church Sunday to tiel
re audience. This is the last time he ell
preach before leaving town for his pa
' home in Darien, Ct. In his prelim- we
~ remarks he spoke of the "a years he is
been a resident of the town, coming
e at the urgent invitation of Dwight l..
Ddy to assist him in his evangelistic
)dy in the founding of the schools. He I
vered the address at the laying of the Ora
lerstone of the first seminary building. Y
assisted Mr.. Moody in planning for the i,
conference held in Mortified. He
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