The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14
wILLIAMsvILLE.
52d Wedding Anniversary Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gilbert Brown.

Mr., anu Mrs, gilbert Brown, VIE
have been spending the winter with
their nephew, q. Il. Williams, passed
the ir Send wedding anniversary Tues.
dan. April .. They are both In unusual
good health but owing 10 a dsloeated
hip Mr. Brown Is able 10 get around
but little. Their friends extend Go
them best wishes and hearty congrntu.
lar a ons They were married IN FRAN
ing liam, Mass, April 4, 1850, Mr..
Brown was "A native of this town and
was born August 90, 1914. When
about q wears of age he went TO Bos
ton and engaged in the baking bust
ness. in which he continued until age
can sed him TO retire. Mr., Brown was
Gertrude CGlyIlel Brown. The other
chill dren were Mrs. Mary Ann Lamb,
Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Mrs, Susan
Lincoln aud CLYDE Brown. All but
the Youngest lived 10 be over So
Mrs Brown was born In Framing,
harm, Mass. April q, 1880. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown have had six children, two
of whom are living. Gilbert G. Brown
IT,. of Brookline, Mass. and Mrs. En-.
ma Golding of Conway, y, II.
Fred D. Osgood visited at G. l., Tim
son : last week.
y sa Brown has been visiting in
Spri ngded this week,
Mrs. Emily Bailey of West Bratilc.
boro is visiting Mrs. Alice Prouty.
II. 4. Freycnhagen left Thursday
for Springfield, Mass, on business.
Mr.. Aseher of Springfield. Mass,
spent few days in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u, futile are
spe nding several d;ts in Westminster
Schools open Monday. Miss button
and Miss E'ollctt return to teach the
spri ng term.
Beulah Timson left Monday for
Han over, y. H., to begin her spring
term of school
Rev. 0. F.. Newton is spending the
wee X in Waterbury, attending the Yer
mont conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Best of Westmore
land, y, H., spent few days at q. l..
Tim son 5 last week.
Cheney Williams spent the last of
last week with his uncle, Murray
Cheney in Brookside.
II. 4. Freyenhagen has bought the
mere hantile business of NJ. Ascher. He
axes possession Immediately.
Mrs. Il. II. Richardson was in Ches |
Dflic erS of Mizpah chapter .. i. ;.
samuel A. Merriield came Wednes
lay evening from Yale university to |
,pen 4 the Easter vacation with his |
parents,
An Easter service viii take the place I
If the regular preaching Sunday morn
M. The collection will be for the |
Chinese famine.
j. A. Herrick, who has been spend
ng the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
+. w. Morse, returned yesterday to
MS home in Kecne, n. Ii.
Frank Perry finishes work at the
tea m mill this week and he and fam
lv leave next week for Amherst,
Mass, where he has position in fac
Dry
ID. r. Stedman took possession of II,
\. Williams Is store this week. Mr..
will assist in the store for the
res ent. Irving Williams has finished
lis work there.
DIR. and Mrs. White and Mr.. and Mrs.
:. X. Stedman presented the following
PROGRAM at the grange meeting last
tuesday evening Chorus singing,
ingle Bells; reading, John Williams;
olo. Dr. White; charades, "Sheet Mu-
lie, 'lncompatibility',, reading,
NaiIer rent uldioPut, AMY jan,
Y. Fl. Temple, Mrs. Lila Willard and
It's. Etfie Stedman; chorus singing,
100 Il Night Ladies.
The W. C. II. U. will give an enter
Friday evening, April q, in
IRAN &c hall. The East Dover band
,il furnish part of the entertainment.
Grs. W. 4. Nichols recites Who's TO
'lanae, followed by the farce, A Little
lore Cider, by the following casts
,ras tus Apple. lack, the cider maker,
Iarold Washer; Xed Apple Jack, his
on. John Sparks; Deacon Peach-blos !
ON. Frank Stratton Isaac Peaeh.blos
I'M, bis son, Clarence Lewis; Hans
rim ker, j. +. Lewis; Miss Patience
ppl e-iack, Jennie Hescock: Polly APP /
le- Jack Helen Lewis; Hetty Mason, !
race Stratton.