The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

day. Miss Adams will spend three
weeks with her mother.
Miss Florence Adams went 10 Brattle'
b0ro last week 10 take position with
iloushton a simonds.
Miss Lzzie Flynn is at home for the
week and will return Ia Leland and
Gray seminary Monday,
James Howe spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs, Dexter Waite
al their WaTdsboro home.
Daniel Onnsbce, who has been in the
employ OF Bingham brothers, is moving
his family "a MilleB Falls.
MurTy II. Cheney and five Of his
workmen are ~ the Lyman Powers
farm IN Marlboro al his lumber camp.
several other men are employed by the
day. Everett johnson Of Nartsboro has
set up his gasoline power sawmill and
the lumber from the place Is being pre-
pared for market "a fast as possible
The Ladies' Benevolent society Will
meet with Mrs. 4, h, Halliday next
Thursday afternoon and have social in
the evening al the same place, A short
program will be- given aud useful and
fancy articles sold. The meeting at Mrs,
Alice A. llailry's last week was well at
tended in spite Of stormy weather, An
order was received for making dozen
aprons
The first snow storm Of the season
came Sunday night when about six inches
iell. IL was moist aud solid aud called
out number OF sled. and sleghs. A
steady mot gusty nor boisterous) wind
accompanied a portion OF the storm,
which covered tie earth very evenly with
il, mantle OF white. Nothing about II
suggested the terrific gales which pre-
vailed along the coast.
Schools open for the winter term next
Monday, The number of pupils In this
village. Mrs. Abbie Adams teacher, may
he smaller than heretofore. George and
Leslie Ormsbce are going to Millers Falls
10 live. Leone Ingram i TO stay with
her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Houghton, in
BElttlehoro, BeniCe Ingram with her
sister Eva, aud Floyd Ingram at John
Nlundelfs IN the Parish district.
Rev. T.. &. Clark preached a Thanks
giving sermon Sunday morning at the
Baptist church. Appropriate music was
rendered by the full choir. The Sunday
school observed Worlds Temperance
Sunday by listening TO an interesting
and instructive "chalk talk" by Mrs. T..
4. Kenyon, who illustrated her informal
temperance talk with colored crayon
sketches upon the blackboard. The us
ual Wednesday evening Christian En-
deavor meeting was postponed TO last
evening, the subject being Thanksgiving.
Next Sunday evening Mr.. Clarke viii
take Home Missions as the subject OF his
address.
A recent issue OF The Waterman re-
ates that "1rhe 18th anniversary OF the
Oak Hill Baptist chapel lof Worcester,
Mass, Rev. j. II. Lingley minister, was
celebrated Thursday the oath (Oetober).
\ supper was followed by social hour,
and the company then filed the audlto'
rum to enjoy the intellectual feast pre-.
pared by the indeiatigable minister and
his church officers There was a church
roll caIl, reports from the various or
CARNATIONS in the church, addresses by
prominent workers and benediction by
Rev. T.. A. Royal of West Boylston.
The souvenir programs were adorned
with a picture OF the church and minis
ter. The day was one OF great encour-
agement to him and to his people. Mr..
Lingley was pastor of the South New.
fame Baptist church for several years
and Mr. Royal of the Baptist church at
Townshend. Both have many friends IN
this county.