The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-26
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Palestine canton win meet in Odd
Fellows hall at tonight.
L. i. Durham has received this
week a new six-cylinder HUDSON tour
ing car.
K. f. Mosher, agent for the Cadillac
ears, delivered a fve-passenger touring
car to +. L. Hildrcth today.
Or. James w. Gregg began work this
week on the construction of house
on south Main street which he will
rent.
Walter Ames and Miss Lottie Cor
don, both Of Keene, were married at
O'Clock Wednesday. afternoon at Lin
denhurst by Rev Roy NJ Houghton.
Mr. Ames lived in Brattleboro several
years ago.
When Miss Annie Kirwan s land
was being moved on Green street re-
Gently her valuable gray Angora cat
was run over by the moving machine,
one ley being cut off. Miss Kirwan
had to chloroform the cat to end its
sufferings.
Averages attained by pupils of
grade in St Michael 5 school in the
final examinations June Il, 10 and
20: Catherine Curtin %, Alice
Long 81, Mary Scanlon "a, Leo Haus
50, Catherine Duggan 80, William Yau-
vey 90, Mary Baker IS, JEANNE Pa
quette SO, Marguerite Rolin 50, John
Shechv so.
The last meeting of the w. c. T. L.
which was postponed from the second
to the last Monday in june viii be
held next Monday at 3 o clock in the
rest ROOM This will be the last meet
ing until September and large at
tendance is requested as there are bus
mess matters to be arranged before the
summer adjournment.
Submit Clark chapter, d. A. r., of
Easthampton, Mass, invited the of
ticers Of Brattlcboro chapter to attend
their outing yesterday, and those who
responded were Mrs Charles Akelev,
Mrs II. j.. Baacom. Mrs. Herbert
Clark, Mrs. W.. \. Gilbert, Mrs. w. +.
Root, Miss Geuevieve Slate, Miss Mary
Ellen Smith and Mrs. J. l.. Stocltwell.
Louis Almon Quinn of Guilford and
Miss Edith Elizabeth Collins of Hall
fax were married at 7.45 last night by
Rev j.. t.. Trout at the Universalist
parsonage They were unattended and
the single ring service was used. The
bride was dressed in white embroidered
net aud carried bride roses. Ihme
diatcly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn left on a southbound train
Tor n short wedding trip. Upon their
return they will live in Guilford on
tie farm which Mr.. Quinn bought re-
Gently. Mrs. Quinn has taught in
Hahfax and Guilford. Mr.. Quinn has
lren employed at the Spring farm,
whore he will continue.
Between $50 and 200 persons en-
ioyed the Uuivcrsaist picnic at Island
park yesterday. \ large delegation
was present from Vernon and others
came from Bellows Falls and Guilford.
Sides. were chosen for a baseball game
in the forenoon Claude Amidon was
captain Of one side and Hugh Stowell
was captain of the other, Stowell s
team winning the game. One of Bige-
lows S largo boats was chartered and
trips were made continuously through
out the day. Croquet, quoits and other
games also were enjoyed. Basket pic
ME dinners and hot coffee were served
at noon The party had access to the
pavilion and the orchestra played for
dancing in the afternoon.
After the regular meeting last
evening of the n Il. 0. =. there was
a social, the women being invited to
the banquet hall, whore alI wore pre-
scented roses, the gift of William
Wheeler. Refreshments Of lee cream,
cake and coffee were ~errej aat r.
program was given, including songs by
Mrs w. II. Alexander, an address on
the good of the order by Ai>-. ~. :.
Mixer, reading by Spencer ".
Knight and an original recitation. The
Six Pointed Star Of New England, ~
Mrs Il. d. Wilson, who presided al
81. the meeting, This was followed by .
.'tratk meet, - which included seyera
events and the meeting closed with
silhouettcs Of members which were Sc
habtrring that but few Of them were
recognized The women extended ;
vote Of thanks to the members 6 iir
order for the entertainment.