The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-28

sale of horses, cattle, farm. machines,
wagons and other :. implements to take
place at the farm next Tuesday forenoon
Marshall w. Downing, formerly prine-
pal of the local high school now of SYRIA
cuse, n, T., came Wednesday to Swan
sey, N. h., TO spend his holiday vacation
until Monday and was planning to do
some hunting IN the New HAMPSHIRE
woods
George II. Saxby and Laura +. Van
Dusen both OF Morrisville, Vt, were mar,
ricd IN Bellows Falls Nov y, BY Rev. DR..
A +. Pratt Al the same time and also
by DR. Pratt William r. Hughes and
Beatrice B. Boynton, both of Bellows
Falls, We're united in marriage -
a special Thanksgiving dinner wae
served yesterday at the Hotel Nindham.
and a larger number than usual Of the
village families ate their holiday meal
there instead of in their own homes. The
menu was one OF the most elahor.ttely GOT
ten up samples Of the printers art seen
here for some time
Edward Billings Webb of this town.
son of Rev A. H. Webb Of Mortified.
and Miss Georgia Wiswell, also OF Bellows
Falls, were married here Wednesday.
Both are employees Of the Vermont Farm
Machine Co. The ceremony was pcr-
formed by the father Of the bridegroom
at the residence Of H. A. Frederick on
Hadley street
Mrs. Henry T.. Putnam of Drewsvillc
y. H.. formerly wife OF a well-lInown mer-
chant of. that village and OF Bellows Falls.
died in Drewsyille last week Thursday.
aged 81 years. Her maiden name was
Cleora p. Corbn. and she bad lived in
Drewsville and Bellows Falls since her
marriage in 1857. Mr.. Putnam was we'll
known in all this locality and died two
years ago last September.
Rev. Jeremiah j. O'Brisn, who for four
years has been curate of st. Charles
church and last Sunday announced his
transfer to Castleton, will officiate at Cas-.
Teton Sunday having assumed full charge
OF st. Mary's parish in that town this
week. Father O'Brien has made many
friends here outside of the members of
st. Charles church who regret his depart
ure
he position Of stamp deputy of inter-
nal revenue, which has been held several
Years by w s Belknap of the Bellows
Falls Times and whose term Of appoint
ment will soon expire, is wanted BY John
II. Wolfe Of North Walpole, member
OF the local clothing firm of Abbott &
Wolfe. William j Cleary, a foreman OF
the international Paper company. ls also
a candidate for the position and has some
backing.
Among the thanksgiving visitors YES.
terday we're Edward B Searle Of West
Ciaremont. with his mother, Mrs. Hsr-
old X. Burt, G9ta Atkinson street; Mr.
and Mrs. {. W. Black at their summer
cottage at Lake Sunapee; Mr. and Mrs. P
!. Clair of Dorchester Mass with Mr..
and Mrs. George Z. Wales; Miss Margaret
Barrett Of Springfield. Mass. at her home
here; Miss Nellie Barry OF Caetlcton Nor
mai school with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Barry on Pine street, Miss
Gertrude ). Hayes Of Syracuse. \. y.
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs l.. :
Hayes; Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Winnevis
ser with friends in Bridgeport, Conn;
Miss Elizabeth Day, who is teaching IN
Somerset Mass, with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ! {. Day: Miss Bessie T. kemp
at Boston with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
W hemp Of Atkinson street; Miss
ptIve Prentiss Of Gardner. Mass with
tn" family Of Dr.. BIodgett: Nh. and Mrs
y. NJ. Custer with Mrs. Clusters mother
IN Highgate. Vt; Mrs Lila Gates Had
ley with her brother, George f. Sherman.
NJ the brooks House in Brattleboro.