The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-27
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

| The Epworth League of the Metho-
list church will serve harvest supper
| Wednesday evening, Oct. 90, in the
league room at $50 o'clock.
| Albert Gifin Hall and Beatrice
Blanche Campion, both of Lyndon,
were married by Rev. Clark T. Brown
ell at the Baptist parsonage Saturday,
Oct. %.
There will be Halloween social TO-
morrow evening at s o'clock at st.
Michael's Episcopal parish house for
all members of the parish IA years of
age and over and their friends Games
win be played and general good time
is planned.
| News has been received of the promo
ton of Ensign Irah Spaulding to lieuten-
ant of the junior grade, United States
naval reserve force, the promotion dating
from April L 1919. Lieut.. Spaulding is
stationed at Pensacola, Fla, where he is
in charge of the construction of naval
airplanes.
The women of st. Miehael's Episco-
pal will hold a rummage sale on Friday
and Saturday afternoons in the va
can't store on High street. 1t is re-
quested that articles of clothing, fur
niture, china, old magazines, etc, be
sent to the store or to the parish house
Thursday afternoon.
Henry Martell, who is employed at
the Fort Drummer mills, and Miss Ed
NEE Mary Cormiere of River View
avenue, were married this morning at
915 in st. Michael 8 Roman Catholic
church by Rev. James P. Rand. They
We're attended by Alfred Martell and
Miss Margaret Cormiere.
On Saturday morning G. A. Robert
son. director of the "k5fheA f5f " the
aged, and his son arrived there with
their automobile, taking 10 of the mem
bers to his home in Hinsdale, where 0
delicious dinner was served. A lively
social afternoon passed all too quickly
away. The wife of the pastor of the
Hinsdale Congregational church added
much pleasure to the entertainment by
her singing and Rotations.
Francis Tufield Deyo, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Deyo of II Organ
street, and Miss Norma Momaney OF
al South Main street were married
this morning at s o clock in St. Mi
chael Roman Catholic church by Rev
James P. Rand. They were attended
by her sister, Miss Eva Momaney, as
| bridesmaid, and Harold Crown as best
| man. The bride wore white georgett,
trimmed with satin and veil. He
sisters gown was of blue silk. Mr.
| Deyo is employed by E. Crosby & Co
| at the grain elevator.
| Thirty-four members of Triumph
| lodge, No, 1873, s. F. of A, journeyed II
| Claremont, n. H, Saturday for theil
annual visit to Fjeldhsim lodge, No
| l59. This lodge is composed entirely
| of people of Norwegian descent ant
though the Scandinavian languages art
somewhat similar the English languag,
| was used except during the exemplifea
ton of the degree work by the lodg,
from Brattleboro. The evenings en-
tertainment consisted of a bountifu
supper, speeches, singing, piano, grafo
nola and concertina music, peasant
games and dancing. Although thu
town clock was turned back early il
the evening the dancing stoppe'
promptly at midnight, daylight saw
ing time. to comply with the law. TIL
party returned TO Brattleboro abou
$50 Sunday morning.
II Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sawin of Cana
street were made happy over the week
end by a reunion of their three chill
dren at home for the first time in tire
years. Their son, Herbert A. Sawln o
II Philadelphia, has been visiting HI
parents over the weekend. lie ha
| just returned from a five months tri
to California He spent two month
in the Yosemite National park and re
II ports that an average of over 100 auto
mobiles a day visited the park durin
the height of the tourist season Eau
G. Sawin, who recently returned fror
Ii Germany, where he was with the ct
marine regiment in the army OF oecupa
ton, is living at home. He did rive
patrol duty on the Rhine on the U.
S. Mosel, an old German river steame
Their daughter, Madeline, came hon
from Springfield, where she is employee,
for over Sunday, thus completing tt
family circle again. v
The funeral of Mrs. Harry G. Snow {
West Chesterfield, who died Thursda
afternoon in the Memorial hospita
was held yesterday afternoon in IL
Universalist church in West Cheste
field, at o'elock Rev. E. Q. s. 0
good of Brattleboro officiated in the a
sence of Rev. d. E. Trout. There we
many beautiful floral remembrance
The burial took place in the West Che
terfield cemetery. The bearers we
Frank Snow and Paul d. Cobb of Bra
tleboro, Fred Snow of Keene and Blu
ton johnson of West Chesterfield. Tho
who attended from out of town we
Mr.. and Mrs. Orhn Snow and daught
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow
Keene, Albert Brown and son of Ma
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. James Starkev al
Mr. and Mrs William Starkey of Yves
- I.morela1sd.a Frank Snow, Mr.. and NJ