The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

days. Miss Fairbanks is student a
Smith college in Northampton, Mass.
Hazen Stockwell won the prize in thu
annual contest of the fourth and fifth
grades which ended last Friday. He fur
nished the names of 1910 different ami
mails.
The woman's association of the Congre
! gatonal church will hold its annual thank
offering meeting for the homeland work
| Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Holbrook and Mr.
and Mrs. III. Sturtevant returned Satur.
day afternoon to their homes in Spring
field, Mass, after spending a week at
Mr.. Holbrooks cottage on Ames's hill
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Cook and daugh.
ter, Miss Marguerite Clark, left yester.
day for an extended trip through the
state of Florida. They plan to be away
possibly longer.
About 25 young people from here en-
joyed a sleighride to Marlboro Wednes-
day evening. The women of the church
furnished a delicious chicken-pie supper
for them. They were joined by party
from down town.
Dr. and Mrs. George b. Hunter went
to Springfield Mass, yesterday to at
tend the dedication of the Wesson Me
mortal hospital, DR.. and Mrs. Hunter
are to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Holbrook during their stay in Spring
field.
The students of Brattleboro academy
will serve a maple sugar supper in Acad
envy hall Wednesday evening, March g.
at s O'Clock and through the evening The
proceeds are to be used for the prize
speaking contest which will be held in
June.
Rehearsals for the Water Wagon Minis
trels began Tuesday and will continue
steadily until the performance, which
comes in the latter part of March, The
chorus this year will be larger than last
and the entertainment promises to be bet
ter in many ways.
An eight-inch depth of snow fell dur
ing the storm Sunday night and Monday
morning, which was followed by the hard
est wind storm of the season. The roads
badly drifted the mail carriers were I'M
able to make the full trips.
The Finch club were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. B. s. Miller, Mrs j. O.
johnson, Mrs. w. L. Stellmann and
Mrs. +. A. Knight at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. Miller last evening. An
excellent musical program was rendered
by Miss Maude Miller, violin, and Miss
Goldie johnson, piano, and Mr.. Stell
mann gave several monograph selections,
after which dainty refreshments were
served.
The friends of Miss Alice Liscom.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lis.
com, wish to congratulate her on her
success in her final examination taken in
the Bryant, 4 stratton business college
in Boston last week. Miss Liscom was
one of the few in large class who kept
The 100 mark. Miss Liscom was grad
nated with honors and will accept a DO
'ltlon as stenographer in Boston. She
was graduated from Brattleboro academy
n the 1904 class.
The West Brattleboro Baptist church,
Rev: j. A: Mitchell, pastor. Sunday
sermon by the pastor. l1.45, Bible school,
,lasses for all ages The Baraca class for
men meets in the Baraca room at the
'ame hour. All men cordially invited. |
}. M. monthly conservation service and
'ollcall of the Christian Endeavor society,
opic, Being Honest with Yourself and
iod, p. M, evangelistic service with
hort sermon by the pastor Public cor
lially invited. This friday evening
he Covenant meeting of the church in |
-estry, at 730, to be followed by the regu-
ar business meeting of the church. Mem
'ers are requested to be present.
There was fairly good attendance at
he fair and entertainment given in Acad-
my hall Saturday evening by the Young
'eople's club and doubtless there would
AVE been large attendance but for the
cold weather. The hall was
cry tastefully decorated in pink, vel