The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-31

, gram for the hours work. Next sunda
We program will be given as arranged b
The infant class.
Pine Grove was the scene az very plea.
AMI picnic party last Thnn-iay, whel
friends oi Mr., and Mr., A, ID, Elmer itou
nahihrr and Greenfield, twelve ia mum
nef, spent the day here and enjoyed thcil
enjoyable time.
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news comes too late ON account oi insult.
iielent postage.
temperance meeting will he held in the
AUDITORIUM "Wednesday afternoon, August
o. The praise service begins at 9 u. m.
aud the regular service at 200, when there
viii be addresses by j. n. Roberts OF
Leicester, England, Miss Caroline Nj. Cas-.
well Of the Frances 4. Willard settlement
OF Boston and others at the Round Top
aud evening service.
4 a5foot launch was placed in the river
this week near the Benefits Meadow
bridge. and Is 10 he used for pleasure par.
ties taking trips to Mount llemon and
70 The Vernon dam. Two college men
have the boat IA charge aud as the fares
are 10 be small the boat will doubtless
receive liberal patronage, A wharf Is
being built near the seminary grounds.
Lewis Webber and llennon Detwell,
two industrial school boys employed in
town, lett their places last week without
warning. IL seems that a trunk belong
ing 10 a boy IN the house where Webber
boarded was broken into aud Sl5 taken
The officers We're at once notified and
search was made for Webher and his init.
mate friend, but up TO this writing no
traces OF them have been found
The third competitive drill OF the boys
brigade took place last Friday The |
Judges were William Gary, brigader gen /
cral OF the Massachusetts boys brigade. /
Capt Harold Flower and Lieut. Sicarns Of |
Company /, NJ. V. NJ. OF Greenfield and
Ool. y. W. Gibson OF Bnttcboro, VI. |
he silver medal which had been previous.
~ won twice by Harold McGrath was
again awarded TO him, this time for own.
ership.
Arrangements are being made for a sup.
per and entertainment which will be given
IN the town hall in August for the benefit
d the Northfeld band. The members OF
he band have been very generous in their
responses TO calls from the various socie.
hes, and a committee consisting Of the
caders OF the prominent societies had a
special meeting last evening TO plan for
he evening entertainment. As the band
5 needing funds for new music. the pub.
&c will be glad for an opportunity to help
n so deserving cause.
Henry II. Proctor of Boston has Just
oil oil fsf,a pt lao Of !
rustees of Mount Hermon school, ID. l..
iloodys school for young men. lie has
zen vice.prcsident Tor some time OF both D
he Mount llernon and Northicld semin-
ny boards and has also been prominent I
4 various philanthropics. He is a sue. i
essiul leather merchant. Robert L. Speer
{ New York has been elected vice.prcsi.
ent of the Mount llermon board He is l.
acretary OF the Presbyterian Board OF
oreign Missions and one of the leading y
pcakers at the Mortified conferences.
Mrs. A. 7. Fit held lawn fete Satur
ny afternoon, but on account of the
eavy rain the house was opened to the !,
lests. The decorations were Chinese y
nterns and flowers artlstically arranged, Z
I'd Mrs. Arthur Phillips managed flower II
ble. The other patronesses were Mrs.
.uart Holden of London, Mrs. Charles al
leXander of Birmingham Eng; Mrs. A. o.
Ropes of Morristown, n. j.; Mrs. \. "
Moody; Miss Margaret Edgar OF Vas. 81
r college, Miss Ethel Moody. Miss Clara
cody, Miss Alice Marley, Miss Mildred
rr OF Virginia, Miss liortense and Ger II
ude Zimmerman of Brooklyn, Miss
argaret Whittier of Northiield and Miss
,uise Hopkins Of Boston. During the
ening Mrs. Phillips gave an impromptu III
aiding.