The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The next rehearsal of the graded school
cantata. The Whole Year Round, will be
held at the 4atchis theater tomorrow
morning at o O'clock. Attendance will be
taken at this rehearsal.
Mrs. p. f. Osborn. IS. wife or Rev. p.
il. Osborn, Fair Haven, died Monday after
an illness of three days with pneumonia.
She was a sister of Harold l.. Jennings
of Elm street. BrattlebOro. Besides her
husband she leaves three children. two
sisters and three brothers. The body was
taken to Springfield. Mass, where the
funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
The burial took place in MaplewoOd Gene
terry. Mr.. Jennings went to Springfield
to attend the funeral services.
E J. Taylor and 5. W. Knight returned
this morning from Burlington after
attending the annual session of the state
camp of Modern WoOdmen of America.
On Tuesday evening class of - men
was initiated into Burlington camp,
which now numbers more than 500. At n
business session Wednesday forenoon Mr..
for four years. \ banquet was served at
the New Sherwood Wednesday evening.
which was attended by over 200. Among
the speakers We're Governor HartnesS,
Senator Villas and Judge Peck.
At the regular meeting of Protective
Grange last evening the women were adj
judged winners after giving their pro
gram in the contest between the men and
the women The following program was
given: Original poem. Mrs. George Per
kins: piano solo. Mrs. Herman kuhner {;
song medley, Esther Perkins: reading,
Mrs. H. II. Dimes song. chorus: vocal
solo. Mrs. Marion Farnum; original
verses. Mrs. Perkins; vocal duet, Mrs,
Perkins and Mrs Cola Morse; reverieS of
a bachelor. Mrs. Harold Webster Miss
Ethel AIilIington and II young women,
who took the part of the formers sweet
hearts. The program closed with a song
by the ladies chorus, the words of the
song being written by Mrs. Perkins.
Miss Edith :. Lane and William H.
Cudworth of Brattleboro were married
in the Congregational church in Gill.
Mass. Sunday at the close at the morning
service. Rev. Albert II. Plumb officiating.
The bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Florence Lane. and George Thompson of
Boston was best man. The pulpit and
platform were decorated with apple bios
SONS. Mr.. and Mrs. CudWOrth will make
their home in Bratteboro, at 80 Western
avenue Mr. Cudworth. who is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph b. Cudworth of Hor-
ton Place. is employed by kolStad. Tay-
Tor x Co. lie served in the World war
and was in the 101st ammunition train.
Delng overseas TWO years, 1 ne oElue is Il
daughter Of John !. Lane of Greenfield.
Mass, formerly of BrattlebOro.
4 large number attended Tuesday eve
ming the installation of officers of Bling
ham chapter. No. 30. Q. f. =. in Masonic
temple The following officers were in
stalled by Mrs Fremont Hamilton, as
sisted by Mrs Austin f. Miller. and Mrs.
F. \. Phelps as chaplain: w. NJ, Miss
Josephine Toedt; W. =. Walter Spear
asst. matron Mrs. Fred F. Clark; sec
Mrs Eugenia NJ. Pettec; treas. Mrs. w.
d. ellison: chaplain. Mrs. Harry Spauld-
ing marshal. Mrs. Walter Spear: organ
st Mrs. Helen BraSor; Ada. Miss LilliaS
Rodden: Ruth. Mrs. g. Il. Hunter: rs.
ther. Mrs Leon c. White; Martha, Miss
Leila Barber; Electa. Mrs. \. 7. Dugan
Warder, Mrs. Benjamin Newton; senti-
mel. G. L. Pearson. At the close of the
installation refreshments were served.