The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-04-23
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Charles Marsha1i has sold his farm
in Vernon to Walter Wogowitz of Brat
tleboro The sale was made by John
Mckay, local representative of the /
Strout agency.
Moran & Rohde have added new
motor hearse to their undertaking |
equipment. 1t was delivered this morn |
ing from Boston. The ear is battle |
ship grey in color.
Cook Maxwell C. Boyd Of Brattle- |
boro, who is stationed at Camp Devens, |
| Aver, Mass, and Miss Sudie Elliot of
Sandstone, Mimi. were married Satur
day evening in Hanover, y. II.
The Annah L. Gale class, No. 10, Of
the Baptist Bible school Will hold its
annual meeting at the home OF Mrs O.
afternoon A large attendance il de-
sired, as new officers are TO be elected.
\ meeting of pastors, superintend
ents, Sunday school officers and teach
ers of the all the Sunday schools in
town will be held in the chapel of the
Centre Congregational church next Sun
day afternoon, April q, at 4 clock.
1 Arrangements viii be made for the an
HudI county .couN eulloIy WHiCn - " IN
held in Brattleboro May l6
Miss Martha Knight LAWSON, sister
CT Rev. DIR. George B. Lawson, pastor
of the First Baptist church here from
| 1901 to 1908, and well known TO many
Brattleboro and Mortified people, was
married Monday to f. Wayland Aver,
] president of the advertising agency Of
\. W. Aver & Son of Camden, Pa. Her
father, Rev. DR.. Albert G. Lawson per-
formed the ceremony.
: Miss Roselee Rochon. Miss Marion Ty-
' men and Miss Marguerite F. Davis, all
r graduates of the Brattleboro Memorial
hospital. who went to France last July
with the homeopathic unit, No. Al, ar
/. rived in New York Sunday on the Yep
e pelin. Mrs Robert Higley has received
! a letter from her sister, Miss Roehon, IN
7 which she states that she will be in
Q Springfield, Mass, i'll few days.
= The automobile fire truck was called
: about $50 o clock this morning to Main
u street in front of the high school build
: ing to extinguish a fire in one of tbs
street ears, the fire being caused by 6
short circuit. Before the truck arrived
: however. Scott p Eames, ianitor of tht
:. high school building, brought an ex
;. tinguisher from the building and put
! out the fire. The ear was run to thu
= car barn for repairs.
II The funeral services Tor Mrs. Pheb
E. Lindsey were held yesterday aft
II ernoon at go clock in her home a
n ii Brook street. Rev. d. Z. Trout pas
!. tor of the First Universahst church
N olficiated The bearers were Frank /
\ Burnett, Albert W. Rockwell, Jerom
~ Amidon and Eric Landry. The buria
IN was in Prospect Hill cemetery. Thos
os attending from out of town were Nj
-. and Mrs. Henry Davis and G. d. Ben
90 of Thompsonville, Conn, and Leo
in Lamb of Greenfield.
v The funeral of Henry c. Weather
head was held this afternoon at
as o'clock in his home on Canal stree
lei Rev. D. E. Trout, pastor of the FRS
m Universalist church, officiated. l..
us Adams sang Beautiful Isle of Som'
here and Sometime We IL UNDERSTAND
The bearers were his brothers, Ere
eatherhead of Springfield (Vt.), tx
ward Weatherhead of Guilford and Q.
Stowell and Luman Weeks of Brattl
,ro boro.. The burial took place in Chris
church cemetery in Guilford Thos
who attended from out of town we
le- Col. and Mrs Thomas j. Harmon
on Bennington and Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
of Weatherhead of Springfield.
me At the close of the fifth round of Il
an 10-round National Rife club mate
it Brattleboro stood in 21st place in
of list of 100 teams, with a total of
3rk 500. In the fifth match Brattleboro W
hts in 18th place, following closely t
of Birmingham Alabama, club, which w
the championship last year. The mar
as for the Brattleboro team in the fif
match We're: E. A. Barnard, 200; q.
our Frink, 1877; A. B. Jordan, 1877; A..
18th, Pettee, 1877; H. +. Jordan, 194; eli
the total, 985. The record of the Bfatt
as boro team is considered very good
as view of the fact that the contests a
open to all the members of the Natio
,m- al Rifle association. which has q me
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