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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
4
The Medbler reports on local theatre chatter about a Brattleboro visit by Miss Holland's company. Residents note actors' professionalism, admire the courteous troupe, and discuss the town's social and economic benefits from their stay.
Miller and Cray are married in a Wednesday evening ceremony at Canal Street, with a large reception and many attendees. The couple, both well known, will reside at Canal Street after November 1 and are joined by families and friends in a festive event marking their union.
Grange News notes football season progress and class officer elections at the school. It lists sophomores and freshmen details, church services, upcoming dances at Grange hall, and a Protective Grange meeting featuring a "Share and Flat" scene, with remarks by State Master C. J. Bell encouraging more Grange activity.
Local theatre reports a string of performances featuring Mise Mathud and Miss Pratien Ueynike in Brattlebare, with celebrated actors like Wits Peo beret. The production runs Monday to Tuesday, continues through the week, and concludes with a finale titled The Historid. Audience attendance and weekly schedules are noted with emphasis on the drawing card of the show.
The Windham county Congregational confessional gathering convened in the village this week, with sessions, sermons, and missionary reports. Speakers included Rev. R. Fisher Guilford Rev. C H Merrill state missionary and Rev George H W Gutterson American Missionary Association, detailing church work and missionary tours.
The Unitarian Society held an annual fair with extensive booths selling varied items. Mrs. Avery Phutanier and Mes Ko Horr Sulth of Plainfield oversaw the sales area. Ethel Osgood and Enith Estabrook ran candy. Mrs Oo Pratt and Mrs O D Estabrook led the fancy table. Vale of Flowers booth staffed by Mrs B D Taylor, Mrs G E Foster, and Miss Minnie Stockwell. an after supper dance with Miss Mari from Boston and music by a hurdy gurdy concluded the event.
Centre Congregational church led by Rev H R Miles holds morning service, Sunday school at 11 45, Christ in Endeavor meeting at 7 pm. Unitarian church with Rev Br S Os good meets at Waatham, Sunday school 11 am. Universalist church led by Rev Reignold SK Marvin offers morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 1 pm, senior union at 7 pm. Methodist Episcopal church features preaching by vice pastor next Sunday at 10 am and Sunday school at 55 am, Epworth league prayer at 6 am, Tuesday and Friday prayer meetings. all welcome.
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