The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-04
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

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! The New England Auxiliary will hold
a regular meeting with Mrs. f. d. VIII /
son, "a Clark street, tomorrow evening
ut 7.3o o clock.
The steps leading from Elm street M
the Canal street bank, much used by the |
children attending the Canal street school, |
need repairing
Beginning Friday night and con
tlhulng through the summer, the reg
ular church prayer meeting of the |
Methodist society will be held at 7.45. |
Caleb S. Wall and Mrs Margaret
Anna Tethers, both of Brattleboro.
were married in the town clerk IS office
yesterday by Carl S. Hopkins, Justice
of the peace.
Prof. A. E. Lambert of Middlebury
college will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church Sunday morning
IN the absence OF the pastor, Rev. Roy
NJ. Houghton.
Devotees of modern dancing. will be
interested in Fairbanks & Major who
introduce the Maxixe, tango, hesitation
/ waltz and other new steps in their act
at the Princess theater.
| 1t is suggested that friends of the vet
Grams buried in the local cemeteries visit
the graves once week during the dry
season and water the geraniums plent-
| fully to keep them strong and vigorous
The final rehearsal of the oratorio
/ chorus will be held in the Baptist
| church tonight at 7.30 o clock A full
attendance is necessary. Each member
is asked to bring copy of Emmanuel.
Clark Gilman Boynton and Miss Jane
j Mcclure Foretier, both of Staten Island,
\. y, were married yesterday afternoon
at go O'Clock by Rev Delmar f. Trout,
pastor of the Universalist church They
were unattended. A double ring service
was used.
The regular monthly meeting of the
4 Woman's Auxiliary to the Board Of Mis-
sions of the Episcopal church will be held
Friday at 3 p m. in the home of Mrs C.
w Tyler. Tyler street. This will be
followed by special business meeting of
the Woman's guild
Mr. and Mrs. H. Harry Miller Of
Dalnmerston will observe their golden
welding anniversary at their home
June IL. An informal reception will be
held during the afternoon aud evening
, for all relatives ana friends.
The field day committee OF the Green
field eommanderv, X T., came here
yesterday and with the committee of
Beauseant commandery made a trip to
Spofford lake and arranged for the field
day to be held there. supper was en-
joved at the Brooks House after the
return from the lake.
The Memorial Hospital Alumni as
ISOLATION will hold lawn party June
4 . ON the hospital grounds. The regu-
G lar weekly band concert will be given
there AT that time. The patronesses
: will be Mrs. G. L. Durham, Mrs. Jul
4 ius j. Estey, Mrs. George =. Dowley
and Mrs. George W. Hooker.
T The cradle roll, beginners and pri
/ many departments of the Universal
/ list Sunday school gave a reception to
mothers yesterday afternoon in the
5 vestry which was a pleasing occasion
/, The prog ram included welcome SONG
h by the primaries, roll call. greeting
BY Beatrice Prescott, cradle roll ser
! vice. prayer by Ralph and Glen Bray
9 man, song, Welcome Precious Baby
:. primary departments: exercises by
Miss Simond 5 and Mrs. Winchester :
classes. PRAYER BY Mrs Chamberlain :,
:. CLASS, MOTION Sbu23 = itltStlli, y iolt
: Brayman; violin solo, Albert Dugant
: A Good Bye Thought, Ralph Eldridge
closing song and prayer, primary lie
partment Miss Grace Cooper an,
Mrs. v. H. Winchester were the en-
tertainment committee and Mrs. Clyde
q Chamberlain The refreshments com
nittee. Those who served We're Min
II ME Cooper, Marion Richardson, Malvs
: ID Inh Moh no
le Whidden.
| Protective Grange observed Chill
dren's night last evening. The pro
n gram was in charge of Mrs. Bessi
L Franklin, Flora, assisted by Mrs. Bes
sic Knowlton and Mrs. Mary Robbins
@. After the. business meeting the chi
n. dren marched in, carrying baskets o
flowers which they presented to Flor
. and crowned her with a wreath 0
lilies-of- the-valley. The children CAV
the program, which included reeit;
tions by c. Warner Hopkins, Louis
"a Pier, Elizabeth Franklin, Ruth Know
IN ton; vocal solos by Mildred Greenwood
Emma Balargeon, Carlotta Hopkins; p
nd ano solo, Ruth Barker; duet, Raymon
lis and Ernest Wells; song by Rut
Knowlton, Doris Gibson, Ruth Robin
a.. Mildred Greenwood, Marjorie Pier an
Il. Raymond Wells drill by 10 girls, Rut
knowlton, Mildred Greenwood, Ma
lorie Pier, Doris Gibson, Charlott
N, Robbins, Elsie Nourse, Fern Nours
y Ruth Barker, Dorothy MeVeigh an
Ruth Robbins; kinderpolka, Rui
he Knowlton, Ruth Robbins, Ernest Wei
he and Raymond Wells The progrf
was followed by the serving of il
cream and waters.
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Int. George Danyew has moved his ba
rec her shop to the building beyond Nj