The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22

all then he diseenlinaei iuHng the sum
mrf monihs
| Al the uniysfsalisl ehuTh neat Nuh
lsy the seTn.aH iapic all he, The Cos
ii LiVins In the evening Nil 10 siyri
the saoond II the d0sinhe series, WhA'
4 We itrlioNc Alsaal the hlhlr,
Commander chasles Dicksfmsh, fasl
Commander y. u, Packard AMI tfanl
rlarr went as delegates iTom fhll shrn
lan eAnili, Sans II Veterans, 10 the STATE
enrampnienl Ia tonaoni lssi week,
Owners IL sioTrheases ~ the d'pea'
ward have hr~n asked by the Boston 4
Maine railnnad, whether they N"asi y,
willing 10 move their siof-housss should
the eccasion require this u nes station
l. hnill,
I,sV. and Mrs, II, ~ Hamilton Of q
Rank street, West soinrnille, formerly
III lllnsalale, announce the engagement ol
| their daughter, Lillian, Ia Ial Ihofnlniss
81 that city, Mics iamillon Is the con
| tr,lto .alnlst al the Nj. Vernon church,
Ro.ian, and Mr., Iharnanis,, aside from
Ill business a. stock broker and member
oi the exchange. Is the orsanisl OF The
Winter Hill Congregational church
Thursday evening the women Of The
unsersallsi ehureh served salad and
cold meat supper which was wen ra,'
ronixed. During the several hour. which
inllowed. paIrrs wen. passed telling a
story entitled The Romance Of the shirt
MAST There we've several wonds lett
oui 20 be supplied by the readers by nam
ing something connected with shirt
waist. Mr.. Sieams carried of the
honor. with but two crror.. Reciiations
Wrfr given bs Glsdy. Sieains aud Lillian
Stacy.
Stenhcn Maynanl. ior many years a
resident ~ this town. died at the home Of
M. daughter. Mrs Edward Champagne
h Nest Cheshire Tuesday. The body
wns brought here Thursday and the iune,
ral was held ia the Catholic church
Friday morning: the burial took place
m II. ,Ioscph's cemetery, Mr., MAYNARD
i survived hy one son, William, and four
daughters, MIR. Edward Champagne OF
West Cheshire. Mrs. Earl Leach Of keene
and Mr.. Octave Douza and Miss jennie
Maynard Of this town.
Interest i increasing IN the baseball
game which j. Ia BE- played next Thur
day between the foundry team aud the
town team and there l. sure Ia he some
real baseball when these two rivals clash.
Manager Young will import Whitney, n
star catcher. from Springfield, VI, TO do
the back stopping for the foundry aud
Manager Brooks Is prepared 10 spring
few dark horses IN behalf Of his team.
With a view TO arousing enthusiasm m
baseball locally no admission VIII be
charged but nevertheless the game VIII
he full OF genuine baseball and kicking
inst a. though II cost a quarter 10 get m
\ complete score OF the game viii appear
IN next weeks Reformer.
The minstrel show which scored such
4 success on March IL will he repeated
with a greatly augmented chorus Thurs
lay evening. April ~, in the opera house.
James Snow has been added TO the list |
II soloists and the Five Famous Funny |
Fellows will make you happy. The entire |
.how will be filled with delightful sur
Driscs and there will be many new feat.
ires in the olio. Following the minstrel |
how the high school Juniors Will present |
he one-act comedy, The Man From Bran.
Ion, j. 4. Mann has thoroughly drilled |
he young people in this play. There VIII
10 a big street parade at noon in which |
N participants both OF the minstrel show
md The Man From Brandon company Will
Ne in line. The entertainment will close
With four hours of dancing with music by
yman's orchestra
Henry Halle Dole of linsdale, \. H.,
reat great grandson of Governor Halle OF
Few Hampshire, was married yesterday in
he Second church, Dorchester, to Miss
.ouse Merrill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William b. Merrill of Bloomfield street,
Dorchester. The ceremony was performed
" Rev. Arthur Little, ID. d., the pastor
Hiss Gladys Blanchard and Miss Ruth
DOE of Dorchester were bridesmaids.
Hiss Gladys Merrill of Somerville was
ower girl; and George Colony OF keene,
I. H., attended the bridegroom. The
shers were Chester 5. Merrill and Aus
in j. Merrill, brothers of the bride;
vinifred Robertson OF Hinsdale and T..
,nowlton of Boston Following the cere-
,onv there was breakfast at the home
rom trip south Mr.. and Mrs. Dole will
rake their home at Hinsdale.-Boston
transcript, April 20.
Mrs Elizabeth LOOMS Clogher, 20, wife
f II. A. Clogher died in the hospital IN
last Thursday after an illness
{ little over a week with pneumonia. |
Irs. Clogher was born in Oriskany, n.
;. and had lived in this town for the
asst l6 years. She was married to Mr.. I
logher 43 years ago. Mrs Clogher be
lme member of the Presbyterian
lurch in 1880, but when she came to
-insdale joined the Congregational
lurch. She also joined the Ladies Be
evolent society in which she, was an ,
,rnest worker as long as health permit I
ID. She is survived by her husband and
ne son, Arthur W., OF. this town. and I
so one sister, Mrs. Robert Reddy, of Lit g
e Falls, n Y. The funeral took place t
st Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
7. +. White of Ledyard, Conn, a form t
pastor of the Congregational church, t
Heated. The body was taken to Utica, $
Y, last Tuesday for burial. Il