The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-14
BRATTLEDORO LOCAL

r. W. Knapp of Guilford shot a buck
yesterday that weighed IT'S pounds, and
it is on exhibition in Corey & Davis 8
store.
Brattleboro lodge. No. 37S, n. E. o. p
will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the
order this evening. instead of Thursday
evening as previously announced.
The following marriage intentions have
| been filed at the office of the town clerk
Charles Walter DeCell. laborer, of 116
| Elliot street. Brattleboro. and Miss
Ethyl Frances Kibbey of Thetford Cen
ter.
Maurice Austin, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
John j.. Austin, sustained a fracture of
his collar bone and injuries to the liga-
ments of his right shoulder in football
scrimmage on Pratt field Armistice day,
which will keep him out of school for a
time.
August johnson, painter of Strand
avenue, and Mrs. Christine Harrington
of Maple street were married at
Casting of the Swedish Lutheran
church, who used a single ring service,
the ceremony being performed Mt the
Casting home. The couple was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson.
They left Immediately for a wedding trip
of about q week.
Chancellor c. S. McGown of the Inter
ii
will address the members of the Brattle-
boro Woman's club at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon at All Souls parish house fol-
lowing the regular business meeting.
His subject will be AmericaniZation.
Chancellor McGown has much of real in
terest and value to bring to the club and
is a speaker of exceptional ability. Sew
eral club members have heard the speaker
on other occasions and are enthusiastic
in urging that all club women avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear him.
The funeral of Alvah L. Benedict, who
died Friday night, was held at 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the home at "a
was Il delegation of Masons. Rev. Her
bert Z. Woodin. ID. D.. pastor of the
Centre Congregational church. officiated,
reading Crossing the Bar as part of the
service. The burial took place in Morn
ingside cemetery. The bearers We're
Ferris II. Vaughan. Frank l.. Burnett,
George Z. Foster and George NJ. Clay.
Relatives from out of town who We're
here TO attend the funeral We're Mrs.
Frank Palmer of Townshend, Charles
\. jerks of Bonneville, \. Y. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Butler of East Jamaica
and Mrs. Benson of Townshend.
The New York Times of Saturday
contained an announcement of the mar
riage of Kenneth L. Budd, son of the
late Mrs. Underhill A. Budd of New
York. and Mrs Alice Burnham Gray,
daughter of the late William Appleton
Burnham of Boston. at Mrs. Burnham's
residence in New York city. Mr.. Budd
is known by some of the older Brattle-
boro people. His mother before her mar
riage was Miss Mary Cults, daughter of
Hampden Cults. who built the house on
Linden street which stood on the site of
Frank +. BARRIERS new house. The fam
ily was prominent here in. the COS and
70's. Mr.. Budd has long been known in
New York society. lie graduated from
Harvard in 1902 and was major in the
World war, receiving a Distinguished
Service Cross and the Croix de Guerre
and Palm.
For chapped hands use Victory Cream
SOC. at Roots Pharmacy. MTu-tf
Food sale Saturday afternoon Brooks
House sample room on High street con
Quoted by Putney Road school Waite
DISTRICT for benefit of school reDair fund