The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-17

V auxiliary and their families at G. A,
r. hall Thursday evening. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments of baked beans,
sandwiches, doughnutS and coffee were
served.
Three trucks, one belonging to l.. a.
Brown and driven by Kenneth Rafus,
one belonging to Morris Rafus and driven
by his son, and one belonging to Fred
Baggley of Searsburg and driven by lrv-
ing Bishop have gone 10 BrattlebOro to
work for the Power company.
Miss Margaret Wheeler came home
from Springfield, Mass, where she IS at
tending Bay Path Institute, Friday after
noon. Her UNCLE, Joseph Damour, went
to Brattleboro to meet her. The whole
family. and Miss Margaret Barre, ne
companied her on her return trip Sun
day.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor Will deliver the second
of series Of discourses on Prophecy.
the subject being, Four Beasts and the
Little Horn. In the evening at 1.30
O'Clock the subject for the eyangelstic
service viii be. Why Take God for
Guides
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Newton and
| MIR. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Brattle-
| boro came for the deer season and went
! into 4 Searsburg camp. On Tuesday
/ morning the two men had the extremely
good fortune to secure Il mother bear
/ Il
/ weighing 20 pounds. They dressed theiI
| trophies and brought them to the home
| of Mrs. Newton'S father. Leslie Adams.
| in Wilmington, where they may still be
seen.
The following program was carried out
in n very interesting way at the parent
teacher meeting at the high school room
| Friday Song. primary department
! reading of minutes of last meeting; Open
ing paper on the subject. What | Would
| Like to see the Association Accomplish
This Year. Mrs. Allen H. Wright: song
and broom dance, third and fourth
! grades: talk. Mr.. True: reading. Mrs
Floyd Crafts; mandolin solo Donald
! Jones with Miss Eleanor Sawyer as &C
| companist: paper. Mr. Sawyer remarks
Rev. F. NJ. Bissell and Mrs. Y. L. Adams
After the meeting refreshments of sand
witches and coffee were served
\ quiet wedding took place at Rev F
y. Rutan's Wednesday evening at
o'clock, when Harold +. Wheeler and
Miss Emily /; Robinson y We're IN, united u
marriage by Mr.. Rutan. Mr.. Wheeler Il
well known here. having lived in towI
about 10 years. Mrs. Wheeler is Il sister
of Mrs. Merton f. Barber and came here
recently from Calais. Both are popular
among their many acquaintance and thu
best wishes of Il host of friends will at
tend them rs they begin housekeeping a
the farm Mr.. Wheeler recently bough
of J. VI. Upton and of which they are t,
; take possession Dee. l. After the ccrc
mOny they left Immediately for wed
ding trip by automobile
Services were held in Memorial hal
) Armistice day from 11.45 a. IN. to 1873
y. m. under the auspices of the Amer
lean Legion and Legion auxiliary, tn
, following program being rendered
Reading of Governor Hartness's procla
: nation, Rev. Lewis Az. Cbampney poem
\ Nations Prayer, and prayer, Rev
f. y. Rutan; hymn, Nearer My God Z
Thee, congregation; two minutes of silen
, PRAYER and meditation, prayer. Rev. +
Y. Rutan; short address, Rev. +. NJ. Bis
sell song. Battle Hymn of the Republic
congrega ton; prayer. Rev. +. NJ. Bis
sell song, Tenting Tonight on the Ok
Camp Ground poetical American cree