The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-22
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

last evening some interesting notes
were read concerning the meeting of
the national Grange to be held in Bos-
ton this year After the meeting a
box luncheon was enjoyed by the mem
bers. At the next meeting, May 5, the
men will give their contest program.
Edward Marcellus Holden of Wal
pole, n. H., and Mrs. Nellie G. W. Far
| rar of South Royalston, Mass, We're
| married at noon yesterday by Rev. H.
p. Woodin, pastor of the Centre Con-
gregational church, in the parsonage.
They were unattended. Mrs. Holden is
| native of Chesterfield. n H., a daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson w. Wheel
err.
The body of Mrs. Jennie Pike, who
died Feb II in Spencer, Mass, was re-
moved yesterday from the receiving vault
in Prospect hill cemetery to the West
Brattleboro cemetery. Burial services
took place at 2.3O o'clock, Rev Clark T.
church, officiating. The bearers were
Charles L. Cobb, Paul d. Cobb, Austin +.
Miller and Edward Reed Mrs. Edward
Moore of Worcester, Mass, a daughter
of Mrs. Pike, attended the burial.
John Maynard Dugan, three months
old son of Alison j. and Grace (EelsD
Dugan, died at . o'clock this morning
after an illness of four days with menin-
gifts The child was born three months
ago today. Besides his parents he leaves
| two brothers and -four sisters. Private
! funeral services will be held in the home
at 53 Washington street at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning, Rev. ID. i. Trout, pas
tor of the First Universalist church,
officiating, and the burial will take place
in Morningside cemetery.
| Grin W. Brown, 70, long resident
lof Vernon, died yesterday afternoon in
the Melrose hospital in West Brattleboro,
where he had been since Feb. IA for treat
ment. Death was due to a general
breaking down. Mr. Brown never mar
ried and leaves no nearer relatives than
cousins. He was born in Vernon, Dee !.
! 1910, and his entire life was spent there,
owning farm near Central Park. The
| funeral will be held in Union church in
! Vernon tomorrow at l.30. Rev. ID. +.
| Trout, pastor of the First Universalist
church. will oiiiciate. The burial will
take place in Vernon.
| Following the annual conclave of Beau
plar, last evening the officers were
installed by Past Eminent Commander
| Christie b. Crowell, assisted by Right
! Eminent Commander Frank B. Putnam
las marshal. The officers elected and in
stalled were: i. c., A. Y. D. Piper;
Gen, F. C. Adams: c. c., Carl f. Cain;
$. W., Linn d. Taylor; ]. w, Fred
Cressy; prelate, Rev d. T. Trout; treas.
fl-qar l. Rangpn.
i Mofitt; corporator of building associa
! ton for three years, Frank b. Putnam;
trustee of permanent fund three wears.
Q. Z. Randall.
The funeral of Mrs Orinda Park of
Williamsville was held yesterday after
; noon in her home at O'Clock. Rev
i ID. +. Trout of Brattleboro ofiiciatcd Il.
f. Fisher sang Abide With Me and
Sometime We II Understand The bear
crs were John Williams, Hosting vii.
liaIns, Leslie Stratton and Delbert
Pierce. The burial took place in the
family lot in the Williamsvile Gene
terry. Those who attended from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Park
and Miss Nellie Martin of Port Jervis,
\. Y, Mr. and Mrs B. c. Baldwin of
: Brattleboro, and MIR. and Mrs Rowen
: Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Phillips
Raymond Phillips, Mr. and Mrs Al
bert Franklin and William Blood OF
Townshend.
The marriage of Miss Elinor s. Genung
daughter of Mrs John L. Genung and the
late Prof. Genung of Amherst. Mass, tc
Baxter :. Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs
George Sprague Allen of Amherst, took
/. place yesterday morning in Grace church
; Rev. Henry c. Parke ofIiciated in the
: presence of the immediate relatives. The
;, bride was given in marriage by hel
brother, John T. C,nung, who has a posi-
' ton in Brattleboro as proofreader in the
I office of +. L. Hildreth & Co. Mrs Aller
0 graduated from Nassar with the class ot
1914, after which she took degree il
4 music in the Northwest university. anC
q last year she was engaged in American
I Red Cross civilian relief work in Boston
Mr.. Allen served throughout the who'll
!, period of the World war on the United
: States transport Mount Vernon. Mr.. an,
Mrs Allen will make their home in AthoI
g The funeral of Francis f. Willard
who died Monday, was held in the hom
at % South Main street at 40 'clocl
i yesterday afternoon and was largel'
; attended. Rev. Delmar L. Trout, pas
70 tor of the First Universalist church
ofiiciated. Walter S. Stearns sang tw
selections, Lead, Kindly Light, and
u Christian s Good Night The buria
took place in the family lot in Pros
pect Hill cemetery. The bearers wer
~ George w. Brooks, Harry n. Holland
D. Larkin w. Amidon, L. J. Parmente,
st Charles M. Brazer and Fred C. Sar
I gent. There was a profusion of flow
lie ers. Those who came from out 0
IS town to attend the funeral were Mr.:
< Edith Kimball Of Bridgeport, Conn
d Sylvenus Kelley Of Putney, Mrs. M. /
d, Huntley, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tuttl
G, and Robert Wilson of West Drummer
ston.
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