The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-04

ta'e are A. G, Moody, IT,, 10 .John C,rr;o
n. montague, lots % and o. of Rustic
inugei George l., Murdock Of Montag,s
70 ueofge a, Lewis of Wendell sam I'm.
DER on land on Northdeld mountain. '''
Joseph Field, proprietor of the Ian.
a9te poultry farm, was successful eN.
lnol.pr Of several fancy breeds of poultrv
at the Valley fair, Among them was
nrst prize Tor Wyandotte cock and first
prize Tor Wyandotte hen, also a snecini
plie Tor pest conditioned bird in the en-.
There was a very quiet wedding M IN.
Unitarian parsonage Monday evenins
when Newton keet was united in nars
rage TO Miss May Cotton. Mr. Keet il
engaged in the automobile business here
ana both are natives OF this town and
have a large circle OF acquaintance. Mr.,
ami Mrs, keet are to live at his home
/ on Main street,
:, The annual business meeting of the
lrlhltarian congregational church will be
nelu next wednesday evening, Oct. o.
the reports OF the standing committees
and other business matters will he heard
at o'clock, IL is expected that ali
members will either be present or com.
munieate with the pastor OF the church
by letter.
The Fortnightly club will have its first
meeting next Monday afternoon when a
tain will be given by Mrs. Frederick p.
Philips ON Italy, which she visited few
years ago. This will be the subject of
the winters work and very attractive pro-
grams have been issued. Each member of
the club has the privilege of inviting one
friend and the meeting will be held in
Dickinson Memorial hall
The death of John Rankin Brooks oc-
CURED very suddenly in Marblehead last
week from heart failure. He was a tray
cling salesman and resident of Cam
bridge, but when young man spent con-
siderable time in this town guest of his
aunt, the late Mrs. Phillip Hall. Burial
took place last Sunday in the Greenwood
cemetery in New York city, His only
sister, Mrs. Pell, has been a guest at
Perham's inn for several weeks and re.
turned TO her home in New York few
days ago.
The annual business meeting and sup
per of the Mt. Hermon church was held
last Monday evening. The supper was
served at o'clock after which was the
annual calling of the roll. Prof. II. +.
Cutler was chosen moderator of the bust
ness meeting and reports of various COM
mittees regarding different lines of the
church work were read and accepted. The
officers were elected for the coming year.
A large number of invited guests and
delegates from neighboring churches were
present and remarks were made by a
number of the visitors
The Franklin county conference took
place in the North church Tuesday and
"Wednesday of this week and there was
large attendance of delegates from the
surrounding towns. The general topic,
Preparing for Our Years Work, was ably
discussed by the visiting ministers,
among them being Rev. j. A. Goodrich
of Shelburne, Rev. S. p. Cook, assistant
secretary of the Massachusetts, home mis-
sicnary society, Rev. c. IL. Patton, ID.
| d.. Rev. Il. L. Chute of Conway, Kew.
j. B. Carruthers of South Deerfeld Rev.
III. +. Hallett of Ashfeld and Rev. j:
X. Moore of Orange. AT the close OF
the conference the communion service
was held, Rev. Charles Clark of Millers
Falls presiding. The delegates were, en-
tertained by the church people Wednes-
day night