The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-25
GRAFTON.
Redfeld- Hamm.


The Mansfield News in a recent is
sue said: Announcement is made of
the marriage, June "a, in Bellows Falls
of Frank G. Redfield and Miss Marga-
ret Hamm, daughter of Mrs Sarah
Hamm. Mr. Redfield is business man
| of Keene, n H., and is well and favora-
| bly, known in that city and in Grafton,
| Vt, where he has business interestsI
| He is well known in Mansfield, having
assisted in installing the machinery of
the Mansfield ker factory. His
| bride has a large circle Of friends in
town who have learned to esteem her
| highly She has been for over FIVE
years a member of the News force, and
| all who have been associated with her
value her friendship and untiring
| faithfulness. No person who has ever
been in any way connected with the
work of the News office has had at
heart more fully the interest of ali
| concerned. Mr.. and Mrs. Redfeld will
make their home in Keene.'
| II. r. Church of Bellows Falls was in
town Friday.
Miss Marjorie Edwards has returned
to Hope, r. l.
Miss Amy Davis is attending the con
ference in Mortified.
Several from here attended the cir
Gus in Bellows Falls Tuesday.
Miss Marie Guirk of Auburn, Mass.
is working at p. X. Parker 5.
Emer Grover has gone to Lebanon
y. H., where he has employment.
J. l.. Grover was at home from his
work in Bellows Falls over Sunday
children of Somerville, Mass, We're al
F. l.. Gilbert s Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Howe and Har
ry Howe and family of Brookline were
at Oscar Howe s Sunday.
A ball game was played here Satur
day between Chester and Grafton
Chester winning II TO S.
Harold Haskell of Townshend wa,
at O. J.. Wilson 5 Tuesday to see hi.
mother, Mrs. Harriet Ayers.
George Wilson. A. NJ, PhD., LII. d.
of Cambridge Mass, was at Greer
Hollow from Friday to Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Prouty is visiting in Bel
lows Falls this week Miss Rutl
Prouty is here during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Walker o.
Mandota, H., are with Mrs. Walker :
sister, Mrs. Amy Merrifield Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Prouty who ha,
been visiting relatives and friend
here, returned to Orange the first o
the week.
Thirty-one guests registered at tn
Tavern for Sunday dinner. The TaverI
has new sign which adds to its ap
pearance.
Rev Mr.. Henderson s class of youni
men in the Baptist church will hold
social on the lawn Mt Green Holloy
| next Wednesday evening.
| In the Baptist church Sunday morn
| ing the music was rendered by ladies
| choir and at the Congregational churc
| by a men s choir.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson of Wind
/ ham and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Noble Raw
Il son of Windham were at /. B. Wi
i liam s the first of the week.
i Dancing was enjoyed to the musi
II of a vietrola at the town hall Satul
Il day evening. Several from WindhaI
II were in attendance. Ice-cream an
Il tsherbet were served at the Tavern.
Il Miss Abhie Palmer, who had bee
II visiting her brother, f. A. Palmer, wen
II Wednesday to Athens. She win visi
II friends in other places before return
II ing to Mystic, Conn.
II Little Francis Henderson, son 9
H Rev. and Mrs. Henderson, on Saturda
II evening fell backward into a tub &
H hot water which was being prepare
H for his bath, burning him severely. Fl
i is more comfortable at this writing,