The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-06
West BrattlebOrO
Smith. A,yora Wedding in Wilmington.


Dslsh, iioashloa saith II .ulllet'i
.iTpri ami Me. AMY Catherine Nk"ti -
Wilmington were married saturday si,ss.
noon al oelock al ,hr home "' Nc
hr,,l,'s Iarrnts, Mr. and Mis-, Frank IL,
Alxo,J IN Wilmington, Rev. T., Dake
King AZ Rupeut performed the ceremony,
uslns The single Iing senice, The couple
mere attended by their parents, MI,
and Mr.. N. q. Smith, Me-. and Mrs,
NJ n. Alyerd, aud the two sisters OF
The bride, Miss Harriet and Miss Cert
ude AlVard. The bride wore gown
al ian cloth, aud the Misses AlNofd
were pownei alike IN dresses OF PINK
muslin, Mr., aud Nm, Saith received
n choice collection OF gifts, Including
cut glass aud china and sum OF
money, Mr.. Smith ~ IN company WITH
M. father in the management of Grassy
hin farm on Gnilfori street, and Mr.,
smith has been teacher IN Northamp'
ION, Mr.. smith l. a member Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church and oi Protective
grange, and Mrs. Smith Is member Of the
longfssat ional church and of Victory
grange al Wilmington. Only immediate
members Of the families were present al
the marriage service and the young couple
came directly 10 their Gulliord street home
after the wedding luncheon was ~f'ei'
Poited plants and cut flowers We're
used aiiraetively for decorations
Mr.. and Mn. y. II. Martin have recent
Is purchased Cornish piano.
II. n. Perry returned Wednesday from
a business trip 90 Epping, y. IL.
John Hawley Of Amherst, Mass, l. visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Frank Martin.
Harlan .lillson wen, Friday TO West
port, VT, TO visit a, John Bakers,
Miss Annabcl Morgan Of Ludlow is car
ing for her sister. Mr., II. u. Perry,
Mrs. Charles Miner and daughter, Grace.
visited in Wet Dummerion Sunday.
Noah Alexander and family have recent
Is moved from Ames hill to Dummerston.
Lester ,Iilson. who cut his leg badly
last week, is doing a. well as could be eS'
pected.
Mr.. A. VI. IIelyar visited her daughter
Miss Ruth lIelyar, al Vermont academy
Monday.
d W. Parker has finished work in l..
J.. Bonds blacksmith shop and returned
TO Vernon,
Miss Georgia Ormsbee Of Brockton,
Mass. came Tuesday TO visit her mother,
Mrs. j. :. Jill>on.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. G. Perry. left Wednes.
day for Wilton. y. H., where they VIII
spend several weeks.
Miss Octavia Matthews will give talk
this evening at the Capernaum circle
meeting at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Maria Hadley has returned TO her
! A 4. NYna al
niece, Mrs j. ;. Jillson.
WAYNE Mcveigh spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs Carrie McNeigh, at VI. X.
Robbins in Dummerston.
W. ]. Hawkins of Guilford has moved
TO II. +. Weatherhead's house recently
vacated by ID. W. Parker.
DIR. |. l.. Rowland and daughter Eliza
beth came Monday to the Betterly home
stead for an indefinite stay.
A. c. Stacey and family expect TO move
next week to Mrs. Mary Clisbee's house
ON Greenleaf street from Mrs. l.. i,
ClaIks.
W. c. Bryant has leased his farm TO
Fred Smith OF Townshend and moved his
family to New York city which formerly
was their home.
Russell Hopper OF New York has re-
Gently entered the employ of the Brattle-
boro street railroad. He is boarding at
p. Il. Stockwells.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Leslie Fletcher and
daughter Mildred of Bridgeport, Conn,
were guests OF Fairyiew farm from FRI
day to Wednesday.
Edward r. Thurber will sell his stock,
farming tools and n portion OF his person
al property at public auction Wednesday
afternoon at l o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morse OF South
Newfane and Charles and Myrtle Washer
Of West Brattleboro were over'Sunday
guests at Fairview farm.
Hugh Betterley of Hartford, Conn.,, and
Mrs l.. j. Stockwell and daughter, Ruth,
of Willimansett, Mass, were Sunday
guests at the Betterley homestead
The ninth grade will conduct a food sale
in Academy hall next Friday afternoon
from $3.50 to $50 o'clock. The proceeds
will be used for commencement expenses.
Mrs. Alcena Clisbee observed the saith
anniversary of her birth yesterday. Only
members of the family were present Tor
the celebration owing to Mrs. Cllsbees re-
cent illness.
The Mothers meeting of the Baptist so
cietv was held yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. William Cushman on Gulford street:
There was an attendance of about % and
the meeting was one of the most enjoyable
of the season.
Mrs, Flora L. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Foster of Brooklyn called on their
cousin. Miss A. A. Fox, Monday, EN- route
for Wilmington where they will spend
the summer at Raponda. They made the
trip by automobile.
A severe thunder storm swept over this
village Tuesday evening between and
$50 o'clock. There was a heavy rainfall
and the tightening was particularly severe.
A large elm tree on j. l.. Barneys land
near Mrs. Alice Richmond's house was
struck and considerably damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Haywood gave
progressive euchre party last evening to
the Neighbors' club in celebration of Mrs.
Hevwoods birthday anniversary Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. G.. B. Hunter, Mrs.
f. A. Knight and j. l., Barney. Mrs.
Haywood was the recipient OF cut glass
pieces and china cabinet. A buffet
luncheon was served.
f. E. Weatherhead sustained painful IN
iuries to his head and back Wednesday,
heavy timber falling on HIM while he
was at work tearing down a barn on the
Noah Alexander farm which was purchas-
ed recently by William b. Houghton. Mr.;
Weatherhead is likely to be incapacitated
for time, although it isn't thought his
injuries are of serious nature.
BAPTIST church, Mr.. f. B. Harrison,
minister. Devotional services for the week.
Sunday morning 1890 o'clock, sermon by
Mr.. Harrison. Theme, Victory; Bible
classes at u o'clock; praise and prayer
service at 7 o'clock with address by the
minister. Church Prayer meeting Friday
evening at 7.3O o'clock. All are welcome.
DR.. W. A. Dawson of Burlington, state
missionary, is expected to speak Sunday,