The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-10

Christian Hn.irayor soeieiy last Sunday
evening for the same purpose,
William iienEy hndley, whe died al
ID cahal street, iinilielsofo, April q, after
a short illness II congestion II the lungs
mas a iAnaiea hoy adopted w the late
CALVIN nFaaley IL this lnNn, lie lnafficai
Manda Film bragg ~ Dnmmrninn and
had since lived ia iiTAilielsoTo, lie leasvs
a wife and a san years II ase,. also
a brother, Leon Coleman II Londonderry,
The Dopas guild met THURSDAY II las,
week with Mrs. T.. II. Alihor. the lea,
Iune of ,lsr afternoon Was 4 song, Apiii
Girl, hy Mrs, y. l.. usgoed rendered ~
a happy manner giving pleasure 10 all,
The work At the guild Was sewing On
aprans preparatory % the summer sale,
Mrs. Allhce senei supper and a pleas
ant social time was enjoyed Fifteen
Mcm pnrsenl,
The senior class In Leland and .ry
am planning trip 10 Boston Immediately
after graduation. An entertainment 10
secure funds toward the necessary rA
pen.e viii he held ia Seminary hall Apnl
n This worthy object will appeal 10
an friends III the school and their all
Will SURELY he given in hearty manner
This i the Irst time anything OF the Kind
has hecn attempted by the students AMI
should meet with encouragement IRON aii.
Marty ffom Rrai,leboro consisting Of
Mrs. Julius Eslcy, Mr., L. X. Fuller
Mir. Henry Ncllman, MIR, J, T., Hall
Mrs Ehen Nan noom aud Mrs. h, NJ,
Rurrhanl came 20 Iownshend inn last
Neck THURSDAY a. guests al Mr.. and Mrs,
Jonathan Eddy. Mr., Hall and Mr.. Well
man ioip.d the company later, FRIDAY
evening an okifashioned "susaring of
was cninyed. The guests returned Ia Brat
tleham SATURDAY accompanied by Mn.
Eddy. Al expressed much appreciation
al the able service received at the Inn,
The West River Valley Baptist Minis
isrs' association met here Monday. Those
pnesrnt from out al town were keNs,
Tihlals of Londonderry, Aldrich OF south
Windham. Dnesslrr Of Jamaica, hllds
III Rrooklinc. lloarlman Of West Nards'
hon and Clark Of South Newiane. t.
II. Watt. state corporator AMI eNangellsN
was also present. Mr.. Clark gave a "a,
prr. Brother Pastors or Evangclists. and
Mr. CbilJs A papcr on the Book Of Ro'
mans. Singing by Mr.. Watt was much
appreciated.
The last guild evening Of the season
wns held with Mrs. T.. II. Batchclder
Tuesday evening. The program that en-
tertained the company consisted OF cha
rades. and an ant table which tested the
guessing talent Of all. Mrs. +. l.. osgood
proved winner in the contest and re-
ceived for prize a package OF the sea
sons delicacy-maple sugar. Refreshments
az cake and lemonade were served. These
gatherings have proved very popular, draw
ing out both Young and old IN large
numbers, while a good sum OF money has
been realized TO swell the chapel fund
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Van Nalkenhurg
Of Mortified, Mass. came Saturday night
for visit over Sunday at Rev. Daniel
McIntvre's. On Monday they went to
the old home ON the hill, returning TO
spend the night at Will Bruce's and leav'
ing for home Tuesday morning. Mr. Van
Nalkenburg states that he has line po'
sition. The son. Daniel is at Mt. Her
mon school. the elder daughter Loela,
has a private teacher and the younger
daughter. Mizpah, attends school. Leon
ard Gardner is carrying on the sugar orch
ard on the Van Nalkenbnrg farm, set
ting $50 buckets.
The order of Patrons OF Husbandry
holds its regular monthly meeting tins
evening. The program, which is OF more
than usual interest, is as follows: Song
by grange quartet; anecdote, Roscoe
Marsh: reading. Mrs. Lyman Gale; A
Brief History of Townshend, Miss Mil
dred Palmer; duet, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
Cobb: debate Resolved. That Country
Man in the City Is Greener Than a City
Man in the Country affirmative, Col. A.
b. Franklin. Mrs. F. l.. Osgood. negative,
Deacon J. o. Follett. Mrs. \: a. Mason;
anecdotes on the civil war, w. II. Miles,
II. G. Franklin; song. grange quartet;
talk on the secret work of the order,
Dr. +. l.. Osgood.
OF interest to his relatives here and
elsewhere is the information contained in
an item in the st. Adams Daily Mes
senger of April t. concerning X. l.. Bur
nap who has held various positions OF re-
sponsibility connected with railroad work
and who has now an appointment as as,
sistant general freight agent of the Grand
Trunk railway with headquarters at Chi
chago. The appointment is counted a
promising promotion as putting him IN
line of further advancement. Robert u.
Burnap is the son Of the late Wilder l..
Burnap of Burlington, one of Vermonts
most prominent lawyers in his time. lie
is well remembered here where he was
student in Leland and Gray seminary at
one time.