The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

Sawyer and Mark Albee attended tn,
Brattleboro keene baseball game II
Bratteboro Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. John Irons of Hayerhill, n, II.
will preach in the Congregations
church next Sunday. Mr., Irons comes
us a candidate and will preach at tn,
union service in the evening.
Edward Saisselin, n student from Mt
| Herm0n, supplied the Congregations
church here last Sunday, His pleasing
manner, ms well as his talents as q
preacher. won for him a place in tn,
hearts of the people.
The Hadassah league held an ice
cream sale on the green in front of the
Baptist church last Friday evening
The members of the league made and
sold six gallons and still a number OF
late.comers were "turned away empty,
Mr.. Howard Of San Francisco. Cal,
who came here Wednesday evening, is
grandson of the late Oscar Shafter,
who attended Leland and GRAY semi
nary with Alphonso Taft, the father
of the president, and later became n ia
nous lawyer
Edward b, Pratt and daughter, Miss
Isabel, of Buffalo, ~ V, who are max.
ing their first trip to Vermont, were
guests of Miss Harriet Fletcher We'd.
nesday evening. They visited in West
Townshend Thursday at the old home.
stead of General Fletcher. whose an.
cestry is interviewer in their family
genealogy.
Finlav Donald, aged . months and rs
days, the son of Rev. and Mrs. Daniel
MCINTYRE, died at Memorial hospital in
Brattleboro last Sunday morning Mt
$40 o clock, after a long illness with
peritonitis. The body was taken to the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Rand early Sunday
morning, and the funeral service was
held Sunday evening, immediately fol.
lowing the evening preaching service,
being conducted by Rev Joseph Me.
Kean. The body was taken to Pawlet
Monday morning and Rev. j. W. Hird,
pastor of the Congregational church of
Pawlet, conducted the committal sery-
ice at 10 o clock. Much sympathy is
felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Mclnyre in their
bereavement.
The following account which recently
appeared in the Ravenna Booster of
Ravenna, $. d., will be of special inter.
est to the people of this town as the
bride is the granddaughter of Mrs.
Mary Phillips and the daughter of
former resident: "On June 30, the
congregational church at Academy was
the scene of a pretty wedding when
Miss Frances Phillips became the bride
Of Clarence Leroy Holmes in the pres.
ence of about 100 relatives and friends.
Rev. l.. +. Garfield oificiatei and Miss
Fhone played the wedding march. The
church was beautifully decorated in
green and white, the chancel and aisle
along which the bridal party passed be-
ne carpeted with rugs. The bride was
gowned in white satin. The
.ulle veil was held in place by lace ferns
The bouquet was of lace ferns and rose
buds. Misses Florence Garfield. Alta |
Pearson, Ambur Coates and Leona Burr
we're the bridesmaids and We're dressed |
n embroidered white gowns. Alta |
Miller and Ruth 0zmun were flower |
girls and Adeln G LLOYD carried the |
Wedding ring Messrs Cleve Moore, ST |
non Nelson, Guy Nash and Silas Stowe |
we're the attendants of the groom. The |
rite was solemnized by the |
Use of the beautiful ring ceremony.
after the ceremony a reception was
leld Mt Ward hall where Mr.. and Mrs.
i0lmes were the recipients of congrat
Ilations and good wishes for their fu-
ure welfare. They were assisted in
eceiving by Wesley Phillips of Hins.
ale. n. H.. Miss Edie Holmes of Win
red, S. D., and Mrs. Ozmm of Key
tone, S. d. A buffet lunch was served.
he bride and groom were generously
avished with beautiful presents, con
isting of cut glass, silverware. china
nd linen. Their honeymoon was spent
n Keystone, S. D., away from cares,
mong the pine trees and brooks of the
Black Hills. an ideal wedding trip
Wesley Phillips accompanied Mr.. and
IRIS Holmes to the Black Hills where
e spent few weeks before returning
0 his home in New England. -