The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

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I isisr attended the performance ~ The
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e,nvmins the illi. uamlany, fau Il
the company machinery has arrived ani
the building y ~ s"on = ready Tot TIE
remainder, which j. ga the mad,
\ marriage u Interest to iiins.isl. pra'
Hif iu0k plare 10 NnmrIsNutih, y w., -
uniN when AnlirN I. NalErnl, FORMERLY
81 ihl. town. and Mis-. Eiiir turner q
>nn,tr,Angih Rrfr married, They Nlll
live M iirfnirk. Ne. Mf, Sarsrnl ha.
man, ifiehds IN THE toxin Nhn extend
la-sl Nlshrs,
Rev, u, l., Fisher, iolnrrl, a pastor Of
thr inNrrsalsl rhuWh ~ this Town,
later prinsitAl - uur high srhaal inf eight
Nsat- aud NOW pastor ~ the tniNrfsalis'
.burh la Stanutd has accepted a rall t.
a large Parish ia rojl-ism, y. \ NJ,
Fisher. charge ia roiisilam lcsius the
hr.i ~ Mafeh
n. a. smith ha. pni ha,s.l lhr hrsr
aal .hri on lrlni hill II the nfivn Z,
Robertson COMPANY and q, .snn a. necrs
,sty rrJaits alc made he vail rnirr into
the retail t,tal business, III. shvl Nill ~
altrirl ~ that a carload maN h. dumlrrl
into Il and thrnu lid iuln q delivery
wagon without any shoNrllns,
The numerous friend, ii Nil. Florence
f,nd,lsrd we're greatly surprised a. hear Of
hrr marriage to T. Merritt ffuulN Of Nol
er.trr Ma.... IN kernr the iormcrs
home Ian. n The marriage took place
IN -. Bernard, Catholic church, Rev ~.
VI. II. Eaean performing the ceremony,
Mn. ProulN i very well and iaNonhly
known in thi. town. all Of het school life
having been spent here Tier many
friend. extend their hrarticsi congratua
tinns. Mr.. and Mr.. ProulN viii live IN
Worcester fof the present.
The second night of the tniyer,all,i
festival PASSED otf IN the usual successful
manner and a large .um Of money was
realized. the exact amount Of which i not
vet known. The attendance the second
night was not quite a. large A. last year.
owing Ia counter attractions IN the near
hy towns. There was splendid supper
of chowder and baked fish well served hy
the men Of the parish from $50 until \
O'Clock following which the farce. Mr..
Oakley's Telephone. was presented. Then
the floor was cleared for four hour dane
ing. Excellent music was furnished hy
I.eitsinger's orchestra OF Brattlehoro.
Mr.. LYDIA Jane smith widow OF Dan
iel +. Smith. died in Winchester Monday
after a long illness, due 10 the general
breaking down OF the system. Several
months ago she fractured one hip. Mrs.
Smith was u years Of age and was born
in this town. being the daughter of John
and Olive (Staplesl Darling. She lived
the greater part Of her life in llinsdale,
going from here to Winchester. She Is
survived by daughter. Mrs. Cora Sawyer,
and son. John Smith of Winchester, and
one sister. Mrs. j. o. futile of Spring.
field. Mass. The funeral services were
held in Winchester Wednesday afternoon
Rev. 4. j. Torsleff ofiiciated. The inter.
ment was in Evergreen cemetery.