The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-30

Little Lillian Davis has almost Ell.
tirely recovered from her illness.
Jerry Lowe of Newburgh, n. Y, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Lowe.
Miss Ernestine Faulkner left We'd
nesday to spend a week s vacation at
her home near Shelburnc Falls, Mass.
Miss Alice Dale of Northampton
came Friday night to spend the week
end with her sister, Mrs. c. II. Evans.
Many from the village attended the
motion picture play, The Birth of Ma
ton, at the Brattleboro Auditorium this
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gould of Bel
lows Falls spent Sunday at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gould.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Levoy are spend
ing the week with Mr.. Levoy's parents
in northern New York, going by au-
tomobile.
Miss Bernice Holden is taking a
week s vacation from her work at C.
c. Robinson s and is at her home in
Westminster West.
The annual junior Halloween social
will be given by the juniors in Semi
nary hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 3,
when the two-act comedy, \ Halloween
Party, will be presented. The program
will be filled out with vocal and in
strumental music, and games and
marching will follow.
The regular meeting of the Congre
| gational Missionary society was hello
l l,,-,4
| Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. H. VIII
lard acted as presiding officer. An in
/ teresting paper was read by Mrs. O. w
\ Follett on Emigration in the Past Cen
| fury. Only a small number were pres
n emf.
i r. I. Holbrook has been having hi
creamery apparatus thoroughly reno
!, waited and repaired. \ new churn o
4 much larger size has been installed ant
a new boiler put in and re-piping done
J The work has been under the charg
Of Mr.. Hendricks of the BrattlebOro
Manning Mfg. Co. The creamery ha
been constantly gaining in bushes
since its start.
Z George Whitney, district school ST
= perintendent, and Miss Marion Grave:
instructor of the teachers trainin
' class, left Wednesday to spend the res
,. of the week at the teachers meeting
!. in Rutland. The seminary assistan
y principal, Miss Mary Plumb. with tn
re four delegates, Miss Della Beebee, Mis-
Della Lawrence, Miss Edith Meachal
and Wales Cheney, went Thursday
= I. S. Sayre s automobile to spend tn
se day at the Boys and Girls exposition
DIR. F. l.. Osgood also went with b
e, ear, taking Mrs. Osgood, Miss Ruth M
u Kenny, seminary language teache
- Miss Mary Jones, teacher of the primi
A., ~ school and Miss Edith Landman
en- South Londonderry.
n Mrs. Mary A. Northup received la,
,e, week the announcement of the ma
10 rage of her granddaughter, Miss Ma
= garet Bryson Tibbs, to Earle S. Fra
fe sue. The following is taken fro
l.; the New York Herald: "Announc
a ment was made yesterday of the ma
- riage, on Oct. 9, of Miss Margar
- Bryson Tibbs to Earle s. Fransue
81 the home of the bride, High Poin
ST. Saddle River, n. J. The bride, who
: Il daughter of c. F. Tibbs, is a vioE
I is. ist and has appeared frequently in pu
p. lie. The groom is a singer, formerly
- Bethlehem, now of Allentown, Pa. I
- is known professionally as Ea
lse Ceasero. He sang for some time wi
= the Pacific Coast Opera Co. II
a. a. young couple will live in Allentown
n In order that the vestry of the Co
Nd gregational church may be opened al
ice warmed for the use of the prima
nd classes through the winter the pup
- of Mrs. O. w. Follett s class met
ma the Follett farm Monday and the DO
lys spent the morning saving and spEtti
fit wood while the girls aided in t
Is piling, full cord being made rea