The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The Brattleboro Free library will be
closed tomorrow, Bennington day, as us
ual.
The Bennington day observance in Viii
mington tomorrow will be held in Memo
rial hall at s O'Clock IN the evening.
There will be no observance during the
day.
Mrs. c. B. Lamson will entertain the
Baptist Bible school home department
Wednesday from 3 to 5 O'Clock, in her
home at ga Washington street. All mem
bers are invited to attend.
George S. Holden has nearly completed
work on the cellar of his new bungalow
which win be erected on one of the two
lots on Southern avenue which he bought
fof Mai. Linn ID. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holden viii occupy the bungalow for a
home and will use the other lot for gar
den purposes.
Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps will
hold a lawn party Wednesday afternoon
at Mrs. Emogene Whites, corner of Cen
trail and Pearl streets. Members of Sedg-
wick post are especially invited. Mem
bers of the corps are asked to bring lunch,
plate, cup and saucer, knife, fork, spoon
and dish for ice-cream.
Articles of association have been filed
with the secretary of state by the Winch
endOn Hotel corporation of Brattleboro,
with capital of $4,000 The subscribers
are Henry l.. StOckbridge of Vernon,
Emma f. Streeter of Winchendon and NJ.
Z. Maurice of Brattleboro. The corpora
ton is formed for the purpose of Operat
ing the Winchendon hotel.
Marriage intentions have been filed in
the office of the town clerk by Charles
Sidney Staples, a chauffeur, of 81 Olive
street, Northampton, Mass, and Miss
Nerda Mundell of So High street. Flor
ence, Mass; also Alfred Everett Con
yer, a bridgeman, of Hinsdale. \. H,
and Miss Louise Mabel Robbins of 10
South Main street, Brattleboro.
Alfred Gervais and Miss Mary Como
both of BrattlebOrO, were married this
morning at $50 o'clock in st. AIichael's
Roman Catholic church. Rev. James Z.
Rand officiating. a single ring service
was used. They were attended by Frank
Geandreau and Adolph Beaudry. They
will make their home here. Mr.. Gervais
is employed at the Fort Drummer Mills.
Mrs. Jane Rice. a member of the fam
lily at the Home for the Aged. who fell
and broke her left hip last week. is COM
Portable. Mrs. Rice will be 80 years
old in November. She fell about a year
and a half ago and broke her right hip, |
and recovered sufficiently so that she was
able to be about by the use of two canes. |
She was trying to walk with the use of |
X.
Ten cans, each of which contains go |
baby trout tingerlings, arrived here on |
the LOG O'Clock train this afternoon. |
accompanied by County Game Warden |
+. III. Metcalf, who met the shipment at |
Bellows Falls. The fish, (which are from !
the government hatcheries at Pittsford. /
were consigned to the Windham County |
Fish and Game club and will be planted |
his afternoon in the Marlboro branch and |
tributaries.
Mrs. Margaret CHolland) Gruber. G5. |
If brooklyn. died in the Memorial hospi- /
al Saturday evening of acute general peri |
Onitis. She was the wife of Jacob |
Iruber and was taken i'll at Pine Grove /
Springs, SpOffOrd lake. where the family |
occupied a cottage. She was born in New
FORK Aug. 13, 1856, and died on her birth
lay anniversary. The body was sent to
Brooklyn by Bond < Son Sunday after
loon for burial in Cypress Hills cemetery. /
The funeral of Mrs. Alice G. Weeks.
who died Friday night was held in her
'earf street home ar 100 o'clock yester-
lay afternoon and was largely attended. |
There were many beautiful floral remem-
Frances. Rev. Walter G. Bernard. rec
or of st. Michaels Episcopal church. off,
clated. The burial took place in Christ |
church cemetery in Guilford. The bear
RS were three grandsons of Mrs. Weeks, !
1olIt y. might OF New Haven. Conn.
2. Rollin Knight of Springfield. Mass.
and George f. Knight of Brattleboro and |
Dana III. Stafford of Brattleboro. Mr..
IND Mrs. ID. NJ. Spinning of Storrs. Conn.
and Charles Severance of Greenfield.
Mass, attended the funeral.
The body of Mrs. Catherine Sears.
widow OF Frank Sears, formerly a resi-
lent of this town, was brought to Brat
,leDoro Saturday evening from Hyannis
Mass, and taken to the undertaking
rooms of Moran & Rhode Funeral sery-
ceS were held yesterday afternoon at
clock IN st. Michaels Roman Cath
die church. Rev. James Z. Rand ofici-
ited. Mrs. katherine O'COnnor Weeks
sang Ave Maria. The burial took place
N the Sears family lot in st. AichaeI's
Among those who came to at
tend the-funeral and were registered aft
ne Brooks House over Sunday were
Nir and Mrs G. w. Brooks. Mrs r. r.
= naton OF Newton, Mass. Mrs. Ella
NJ. Dow. Miss A. Il. Clancy of Williams
own, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dow
u winthrop. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4.
Schimmer of Newton. Mass. Mr. md
Mrs. Mark Geometry of Winthrop,
Thomas Perkins of Reading. Mass Ar
md Mrs L; r. McAuliif. Mrs. f. c. Re
,Gre. Mrs. Ellen Hope of Burlington
Miss Julia L. Maloney. Miss Tne2 4
Newell Of Lowell. Mass. Mr.. and Mr.
John {. Dow of Chelmsford Mr. and
WIS. stephen Cray and daughter of Bel
1WS rails and Mr.. Fague, manager of
attended the funeral. ''i''