The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-20
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Swedish Luther League will hold
a package social Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served
A special meeting of troop No. 3, Boy
Scouts, will be held this evening in the
Methodist church parlors at 7s30. All
beSs who have not already registered
are urged to do so this evening" i
The officers and members of Brattle-
Fbero lodge, n. e.. Ops are asked TO meet
with Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabee at 80 Clark
street this evening to make plans for
next Monday evening, also to vote on
prospective candidates.
William st. German of 1888 South Main
street, an iron worker, and Miss Louise
LaForest of 81 South Main street,
We're married this morning at 7.30
o'clock in st. Michaels Roman Catholic
church. Rev. James p. Rand officiated.
They were attended by the brides IA
Their, Henry LaForest, and Peter Band
dreau.
Carl Thompson Canedy of Seymour,
Conn, a milkman. son of Alva Canedy
of Halifax, and Miss Belle Nettie New
comb of this town, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis y. Neweomb, We're married
at clock Saturday afternoon at the
| parsonage of the First Baptist church
| by Rev. Clark T. Brownell. A double
ring service was used. The couple was
| unattended.
The sale of subscribers tickets for the
| Wheel club follies, which started Satur-
day, already has resulted in the sale of
about one third of the capacity of the
| Auditorium for both nights. These tick
cts may be exchanged for reserved seat
tickets Saturday morning at the box
office. The regular sale of tickets will
open at the box office Monday morning
A rehearsal of the entire company and
all the specialties will be held at the
! Wheel club rooms tonight at s O'Clock.
The following concerning the mar
riage of former Brattleboro man is
| from the White River Junction CORES
pondence in the Burlington Free Press;
"News is received that David A. Eli
oft. present grand master of the Crane
lodge of Vermont. F. and A. NJ. ant
cashier of the National bank in Island
| Pond, and Miss Elizabeth Sarah Jone:
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard f
Jones of Island Pond, were married il
that village October Is. Mr.. Elliott un
I'll the past two years was for some l;
years a resident and merchant of White
River Junction. He represented the
town of Hartford in the legislature ant
later was state senator from Wind
sor county,
The funeral of Mrs. Charles L. Cobb
who died Thursday night, was held il
the home on Pearl street yesterday a
2 O'Clock, Rev. Clark I. Brownell of tn,
First Baptist church officiating, followed
by a service by members of Dennis Re
bekah lodge. There was large attend
ance, and very many beautiful floral re
membranes. Among those present wer
Walter L. Cobb of Manchester, n. H., Mi
and Mrs. George A. Barrett of Spring
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius 0. Barrett o
Greenfield Mrs. Jerome Corbett of Yves
Springfield, vAlphonso c. Cobb of Eas
Putney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. johnson o
Putney, Mr.. and Mrs. George ?. Mile
Of Guilford and Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Ami
don and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amidon G
Vernon The burial took place in tn
family lot in Prospect Hill cemeter,
The bearers were two sons, Walter
!! Cobb and Paul d. Cobb, and two brotl
ers, George A. Barrett and Lucius Q. Bal
). lrett.