The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-07
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

parish house tomorrow afternoon.
The regular leon'l.ly meeting of the
Mutual Aid association will be hald
Wednesday at $50 at the headquarters.
il Canal street.
Ten members of Columbian lodge of
Free Masons attended the installation
of the officers of Harmony lodge in
Mortified last evening.
About % members of Company | par
ticipated in basketball practice in the
Armory last evening. The company
plans to organize a team for the win
ter and it has some good material To
draw from.
Mrs. Ida Stafford of 119 Elliot street
was given a surprise party SATURDAY
evening by about 30 members of the y
+. O. P. Five hundred was played and
refreshments were served. Mrs. Stafford
was presented several gifts.
Sedgwick Woman s Relief corps viii
hold a sewing meeting Thursday after
noon, followed by supper and the an
nual meeting in the evening, at whicl
the officers will be elected and dele
gates to the state convention will be
chosen.
George L. Durham and Henry Bond
entertained at dinner at the Brooks
| House yesterday % visiting clergymer
who came to Brattleboro to hear Rev
| DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman in the morn
! ing and Charles NJ Alexander in the
afternoon, many of them remaining
for the evening service and some stay
ing over night.
News has been received in town OF
| the serious illness of Eben Wells OF
Portland, Oregon, following a shock
| Mr.. Wells formerly was a resident OF
| Brattleboro, living at one time in the
house on High street now owned by
Ferris r. Vaughan. He is one of the
officers of the Independent Telephone
company of Portland.
Standish Creth Marsh and Adelaide
! Josselyn Marsh, twin children of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Marsh, entertained
six friends Saturday, the third ami
| versary of their birth. The guests were
Mary Crane, Ralph Eldredge, Mar
garet Dunklee, Richard Dunklee, Bian
ca Newell and Marguerite Wellman
The children enjoyed games and re
freshments.
Seventy-fve students of the Clawson
/ Hamilton business college held a part7
in the college rooms Friday evening
which was a very enjoyable affair
The rooms were decorated with TIL
class colors, green and white. Games
were played and dancing to yictrol,
music was enjoyed. Refreshments OF
ice-cream, waters, cake and fruit punch
were served.
Rev. Nelson Kellogg. rector of ST
MichaeT@s Episcopal church, viii return
this week from his trip with his mothe
to the Pacific coast Rev. Arthur T
Parsons Of Northampton, Mass, wht
has been officiating in the absence 0
the rector, was presented after tn
morning service Sunday with a silk UNI
brella, silver mounted, with his nam
engraved. The presentation was mad
by Col. Kittredge Haskins for tn
women of the parish. .... ...-.. ..
The charter members of Webste
Lodge of Perfection, \. A. S. r., will
attend Il meeting in Masonic tempt
Thursday, Dee 8, at ) p. m, when tn
election of officers will take place Sur
per will be served at clock in til
banquet hall. At 100 the constitution
of Webster lodge will take place unde
direction of members of the suprem
council, and the officers viii be install
ed, Rev. Henry L. Ballou, d. D., 33
degree, assistant grand prior of tn
supreme council, presiding. All Mason
of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rit
from the 14th to the SD degree, bot
inclusive, are cordially invited.
The marriage of Miss Louise +
Carpenter, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
John T. Carpenter of Shelburne, and ,
I Harold Wright, son of Mr.. and Mr.
William c. Wright of Pierce street, a
I South Vernon, VT, on Nov %, has bee
1 announced. Both young people al
4 very we'll known in Greenfield, an
their marriage comes as complete SUI
4 prise to their many friends. The Ger,
mony was performed by Rev. Frank I
! Leavitt, and the couple were attende
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray of Sout
Vernon. Both Mr.. and Mrs Wright al
graduates of Greenfield high schoo
. Mrs. Wright has recently taken a pt
sition in the probate Office and her hu
band is employed as a chauffeur b
9 his father-Greenfield, Mass, GORE
4 pondenee in Springfield Republican {
q Dee. T..
j Cottage house with electric lights, bat
and garden to rent on Chaplin St Mr.
q J. L. Martin 233- q
q / will open Christmas sale al
6 sale of fancy and work aprons and {
u entirely new line of fancy articles al
bags tomorrow. Miss Susan Houghto
1872 Main St.-Adv. 235-24t
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