The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26

goods and already she has sold over lOC
Mr., and Mrs. NJ T., Kennedy expect Ia
move to Bellows Falls, VI, in about a
month, Mr. Kennedy win have charge
OF q harness shop there. He began his
work last Monday,
Arson Cassavitas, the Greek boy who
lived at L. II. Lazelle's several years, is
very Ill there with rheumatism and com.
pheations. His brother from Boston Wis.
tied him on Sunday.
Miss Amy Chadwick, who has charge of
a school for colored children in Atlanta,
Ca, arrived here Wednesday for her sum.
mer recess. She is with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Moody for two weeks
The Boston papers have an account of
the marriage of our former townsman. 500
Wing, TO Chinese lady from New York.
The story of the eommotion made in China.
town by the celebration is thrilling.
Robert Dunham so, died at Plantsville,
Conn, Thursday, May H. after an illness
resulting largely from old age He will be
remembered by Mortified friends as hav.
ing married sister of Mrs. William Alex.
ander,
Arthur Mason has taken position in
Marshs market ON Main street, Green.
field, and, and began his work Monday
morning, This means that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason will make their home in Greenfield
IN the near future.
Several guests who each year come to the
Mortified have arrived. Mrs A. +. Rush
and daughter, Miss Bosler, of Lakewood
\. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G Fink OF
Englewood, y. j., and Mrs Gillespie of
New York The hotel has been thoroughly
renovated and the summer season opens
in about two weeks.
The local Relief corps will hold an all.
day meeting, june 9, in the town hall for
the purpose of eXemplfying their work
The president and inspector OF the county
association will be present, also representa-
tives from all the corps of the county. A
dinner will be served at noon in the ban
quet room of the hall for which charge
will be made.
The missionary banquet at the Congre-
gatlonal yestry last Thursday evening prov
ed happy occasion. 4 large number was
present and the supper the best ever, Rev
Mr.. Perkins showed some interesting pic.
lures in connection with his work in Pow
Trig Foo, China. This church contributes
largely toward the support of this mission
and over Sill was pledged that evening for
the work for the coming year
Robbins and Evans moved their goods
from the Colportage building TO their new
store last week and Saturday the store was
closed to allow time to regulate. On Mon
day they had their opening and it will
pay one to make them special visit as
everything is so fresh. trim and up-to-date.
Mr. Robbins and Mr. Evans moved into
their apartments above the store last week
also, and one can hardly think II is nine
months since the former building was
burned
The grange held its regular meeting last
Tuesday evening and 1t was agreed that
this was the best meeting the society had
ever held Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Chafer
had entire charge OF the program. MIR.
Chafer spoke most Interestingly on the in
huence of music on character and the place
it should have in our homes. Mr. and Mrs,
Chatter sang six selections, some classic,
some religious and some good old home
songs. Mrs. Chafer also played. The whole
program was full of pleasure and instruc,
ton. 1t was decided by the judges that
the married people won in the competitive
They have not yet quite
decided what punishment they will inn
pose on the unmarried people.
Miss Hope Z. Walker of Westfeld, n.
j., and Charles H. Niles OF Brattleboro
were married at the Walker home on High |
land avenue Wednesday at . O'Clock by
Rev. n. Fay Smith. The house was deco
rated with foliage and snowbals' The
bride wore a handsome gown OF white
hand embroidered brilliantine with rare
lace trimmings The guests were the rela..
tives of the two families. Many gifts OF
silver. linen, cut glass, and bric-a-brac were
received by the bride. A short reception |
followed the marriage ceremony, and Ice |
cream and cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs
Niles will make their future home IN Brat |
tleboro and for the present will live with |
Mr.. Niless mother. Mr.. Niles has been
Tor many years with the Durham Brothers |
company of Brattleboro. Mrs. Niles, who
& a niece OF the late d. L. Moody and
whose mother, Mrs Cornelia Walker, died |
asst year, has spent her summers here Tor
several years. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheney
IF Westfeld, n j., Mr.. and Mrs. Board
man of Montreal, Canada, and Mrs. Emma
+. Niles OF Brattleboro were among the
yuests from out of town who came Tor the
Wedding.
Memorial celebration will begin next Sun
Law when by invitation Henry ii: johnson
past and allied organizations will attend
service in the morning at the Unitarian
,hurch where they will be addressed by
Rev. A. Il, wilson, lnese olSaliEaeionn5I
will then 60 to Vernon where dinner WI,
De served at the Union church and VIII
lssist in the service there at o'clock
Rev. A. E. Phelps will deliver an address
here also. On Tuesday the patriotic, organ
cations, boys brigade and school children
viii meet at the town hall at 10 o'clock and
% music BY the Mortified brass band VIII
march to the cemetery at 1890 O'Clock
where there will be services and decora-
ions for the soldiers graves. After march,
no back to the town hall a collation. VIII
De served by the women OF the Relef
,orps and auxiliary. The Afternoon, ex-
,rcises begin at 2 o'clock, with recltatlons
md singing by the school children, These
viii be followed by the address Of the day
~ Rev Eugene E. Cobum of Yarmouth,
Mass. of the llth Massachusetts, regiment
md who for seven years was in military
md naval service. He will have for the
ubiect of his address, National. Honor ana
-ife The Legacy of the American, V !p,
Ger Flowers are solicited from all. They
hould be at the town hall early TUESDAY
morning
WEST MORTIFIED.
I. u..lo., ,,-o, IN BOSTON two DAYS this |