The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-27

n. Fay Smith and Rev. Mr.. Currie. and
the regular evangelistc service was held
IN the evening. Barge loads went over
from Northiield TO attend these meetings,
paying 10 cents for the round trim. The
esvangelists will be here about weel,
longer.
\, a grand concert will be given, Feb. 3, in
Northheld seminary gymnasium, at SIS
o'clock, by the Keene Chorus club of SO
male Voices with Nelson T.. Coffin. conduc.
tor. and Edward +. Holbrook, accom-.
PIANIST, They will be assisted by William
sM,ye, basso, Mrs. c. l.. Chandler, soprano,
Miss Lolita Smith, contralto, overture by
MI. Hermon orchestra. Tickets are on sale
a., a. the bookstore at East Mortified, and
he Press office, Mortified. Free buses
will run from Mortified Center. Attend.
ants and good accommodation for all teams
from out of town will be furnished. The
concert Is given under the auspices of
Boys Brigade of Mortified.
The Joint installation of the Henry II
johnson post and Womens Relief corps
was held last Friday afternoon at Charles
NATIONS hall. The appointed officers of
the Relief corps who were installed were
Assistant guard, Mrs. Mary Hicks; assist.
ant conductress, Mrs. Kate Fowler; patri.
otic instructor, Mrs. Nellie Chamberlain:
press correspondent, Mrs. Belle Mason;
musician, Mrs. Jennie Proctor: color bear.
ers, Mrs. Maud Holton, Mrs. Susie Wood.
ard, Miss Bessie Irish, Mrs. Ellen Steb.
BINS. The corps officers We're installed by
Mrs. Ella Lazelle, the newly elected aid on
the national presidents staff. Benjamin
+. Field installe the post officers. a din
ner was served previous TO the installation
exercises Mrs. Ella Tufts, the retiring
president of the corps, was presented with |
a recognition pin by the ORDER James r. |
Hamilton is commander of the post for
the ensuing year. and Mrs. Julia Proctor
of the corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Robbins have
attracted much attention and interest TO
themselves since their marriage, Dec. ~.
which was a surprise to nearly all their
trends. large gathering attended the re-
ceptlon given them last Friday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Fit.
by the society of the Congregational
church. The house was decorated with
laurel, holly and cut flowers Mr.. and
Mrs. Robbins stood under an arch Of laurel.
beneath which hung white bell in form
II a white rose. Mrs Robbins wore her
Wedding gown and carried brides roses
They. were assisted in receiving by Rev.
md Mrs. n. Fay Smith and Mrs. Frank
S'ohs' "A pcNS Vi giis, ualnllIy attlreu,
erved as ushers, maids, and mattresses
During the evening Miss Dorothy sang
most delightfully."- several solos. Piano duets
we're rendered by Misses Haight and Ho.
on, and Misses Fit and White. Refresh
nents were served Miss Alice Varley pre-.
iding, the table having a garden of daffo-
Ills for a center-pece. Rev. n. Fay Smith
congratulated Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins with
rite compliments, and presented to them,
n behalf of the Congregational church,
liver service and a dozen silver teaspoons.
hey were also given a carving set from
he serenade party of week ago Saturday
vening, and a picture of woodland
Gene from the Confetti crowd" who saw j
hem off at Mortified station on their |
'edding tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins will ,
ccupy an apartment over the new store /
'hich is near completion. [