The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The free kindergarten viii open
Wednesday, Sept. Z. ...
On account of the illness of Mrs. E.
q. S. Osgood, services will not be held
Sunday in the Unitarian parish house.
The rural schools in town will open
next Tuesday, Sept. g, but the other
schools will not open until the following
day.
The girls who are going to help Miss
Florence Adams sell programs and tags
Labor day are requested to report at the
Crystal Springs Office, 5O1 Main street, at
$50 Monday morning. #f %@.
News has been received by persons here
of the announcement of the engagement
of Walter H Childs and Mrs Lynda Good
win of Manchester. n. II. Mr.. Childs is
n son of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Childs of
Manchester, formerly of Brattleboro.
News from Mrs Il. Q. S. Osgood OF
Rrattleboro. who is i'll with pneumonia in
Plymouth. Mass, is that she is in the
Jordan hospital and that her recovery de-
ponds upon whether she has strength to
rally. DIR. \. l. Miller is in consultation.
The body of Miss Minnie L. Phillips,
who died Aug. 81, was sent yesterday to
Marlboro, where funeral services were
held at > O'Clock in the church. Rev. II. II.
Shaw officiating The burial took place
in Wilmington. Miss Phillips was born in
Wilmington in 1886.
Through the courtesy of the trustees of
the Brattleboro Home for the Aged and
Disabled George w. Wells Will give a
demonstration of 'non-theatrical' motion
pictures at the home on Western avenue
Saturday evening. Sept. 10, at s O'Clock.
Mr.. Wells is manager of the Graph0scOpe
Service Co. of Boston.
! Marriage intentions were filed yester-
day in the office of the town clerk by Roll
lin O. Simons. a wOodwOrker, of Z Cherry
street. and Miss Florence Il. Dinsmore of
II EStey street, Brattleboro; Walter
Charles Smith. a laborer of IL Marlboro
avenue. and Miss Florence Erma Wisell
of 30 South Main street; and Michael
Walter Carroll, a matchmaker. of Brat
tIeboro, and Miss Florence Gokey Of Rich
mond.
The funeral of Frederick J. Coleman.
who died Tuesday evening, was held at ,
| o'clock Yesterday afternoon in the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Henry c. Stowell,
at Is Canal street. Rev. Edwin Z. Wood.
pastor of the First UniverSalist church,
oficiated. The burial took place in Morn
ingSide cemetery. The bearers were o.
/ d Stowen. l.. w. Amidon, II. J. Mahan
and +. ID. TOrrey. Chester Coleman and
his daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forestall. and their two children of Sax
tons River. Leon Coleman and Mrs. Clyde
Wright of Norwich came to attend the
funeral.
Harvey G.. Hemenwav. an undertaken
employed by Moran x Rhode. and Miss
Mary Ida Waters of Johnson were mar
ried in Johnson Thursday. Rev Arthur
h. Ross, pastor Of the Congregational
church there. performing the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. WadSworth f. Waters at 1
4 o'clock Edward Warwick of Brattle-
/ boro was best man. Mrs. Henmenway
has taught school in SaXtons River.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip they will live in the upstairs apart
ment of Breeze Morse's house at the
D corner of Canal and Pine streets.
3 Furniture for sale-Couch. gas stove,
hairs. table. etc Room AZ. Barber Bldg,
ebay or Monday l. to or ato Z. 1895
After Sept. / Mrs. b. Ar. Field win
have her shampoo and smanicure parlors
at Room 16, Crosby Bhss~/ 150-tf
Piano to rent or for sale mahogany up
right. Address Piano, Reformer Office.
1899
If you want hat for the holidays Mrs.
G. II. Smiths Hat Shop is the place. 159