The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

Farewell Reception TO Rev. and Mrs.
Ksaaston.


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Farewell Reception to Rev. and Mr.
Ksasston.
A reception MAS held Tuesday eyenin
I'm the Congregational ehurch paIlon 10
Rev. and Mr. h. N, krneslon, who ar
10 leave town Monday for Baldwinsyillf
Mass, where MIR. krnrsion has accepted
call 10 the First Congregational ehnrch
Mr.. kenesion and family came her
nearly eight years ago and have won tn
love and respect al the people durinl
their stay and unanimous rgtei Is "a
pressed at their departure. The auditor
ium and patlors were thrown open ~
o'clock, and during the evening her
were fully $50 who came 10 expires his o.
her good wishes 20 Mr.. and Mrs, hcnei
ton, DIR, and Mrs. Charles ;, CLARK a.
sisted in receiving and before the close 81
the evening Mr., kcneston received
purse containing sll0 IN gold and o,hei
cash gifts which amounted 10 Sis, from
members Of his parish and other friends,
DIR, Clark made the presentation and Mr.,
aud Mn. kenesion responded, eNprcssin;
their appreciation 81 their gift. In Mr..
Keneston's wmarks he expressed the
fondness he and his family have for the
church, the people and the town, and en-
phasiEed the fact that he felt he had ae'
eomplshed his work here and that he
nonld moi be satisfied with routine work,
Therefore he accepted the call where a
wider field offers itself. The rooms were
prcttily decorated with asters, lilies and
asparagus. Ice cream and cake were
served by young women Of the church.
Miss corinne blodgett sang, All For You,
and Shcna Van, and Miss Helen Weather
head gave two violin selections.
Miss Grace Hclyar spen, Sunday at
Sunapee Lake.
FL. Dodge is assisting james Beiterley
in his fall work
Miss Madeline Bolander of New York
Is in town for visit
Raw Betterley returned TO his school at
Mount lIermon Thursday.
Arthur Crouch went 10 Newport, Il. L.,
yesterday on the excursion.
Mark Albee OF Ncwfane has been a
recent guest OF his uncle, j. ;. Morse.
Fred Elmer Of Chicopee, Mass, was a
visitor at the Goodale farm this week,
Levi Raymond Of Springfield is at Tuf'
field Raymond's for an indefinite stay.
The main sewer is being extended from
j. l.. Barney's 10 the corner of Greenleai
street
DIR. j. T.. Pendleton of New Haven,
Conn, is a guest at X. B. Thomas tins
week.
Mrs. J. S. Cutting is spending the week
with her brother, II. IL. Burnett, on Vine
street.
School begins next Monday at Dummers
ton Hill, with Miss Myra Whitcomb as
teacher. !
Miss Bulah Bates returned Tuesday from |
weeks visit with Mrs. Joel Flagg in |
Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dashner of Spring
field came Thursday for visit at Tuiteld
Raymond's.
A party of young people enjoyed a corn
roast at the Barney farm, on South street,
last evening.
G. L. Becker of New York came Friday
to spend a few days with his family at
their cottage.
The concrete bridge is nearly completed
and the temporary bridge has been taken
away this week.
Miss NJ. and Miss f. Harris of Roybury,
Mass. came yesterday TO spend week at
Greenleaf Lodge.
Miss Anna Stoddard of Westmoreland,
N. H., has been a recent guest OF Miss
Amy Davenport
Mrs. Helen Miller and daughter, Dasie,
returned Wednesday from a visit in
Greenfield, Mass.
Warren Needham of Dover visited his
daughter May at Wesley Rockwells the
first Of the week.
Clifford Trembly of Springfield, Vt, Wis
ted at Tuffield Raymond's recently on his
way to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. L. F. Taylor returned Wednesday
rom Springfield, Mass, where she has
oeen visiting her husband.
A. r. Bracewell left Monday for New {
London, Conn, to spend week with his {
brother, W. +. Bracewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Otis returned Fri 5
lay to Mortified, Mass, after visit
With Mr.. and Mrs I'll. j. Clark
Mr. Callahan and family return to their
ZONE in New York tomorrow, after a !
-isit at the Austin Jillson farm.
Mrs. j. S. Wood returned to her home
sunday after spending several days with
Ter daughter, Mrs. ID. w. Harris. i
The leap year dance at the rink Friday !
vening had an attendance of 80. Lett :
niger and Dugan furnished music. !,
F. L. Fales returned Wednesday to his h
ONE in Troy. N. Y, after a visit with
is family at Miss Laura Powers. j..
George A. Wheeler of Worcester, Mass {,
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs \
gorge r. Wheeler, Melrose street. r
Miss Edna Wilson of Harrison, N. Y, ri
Dent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. T. M. a
fills, at the Betterley homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elliot of Provi- A
ence, r. l., came Tuesday to visit Mr.. T
lliot's sister, Mrs. l.. IL. Stellmann. L
George G. Harris and family are to move p
eptember ! from the Baker place on tt
Road to 405 Western avenue. W
Miss Kate Wheeler left Wednesday for
weeks visit in Montreal with her par V
it's, Conductor and Mrs. r. f. Wheeler. bl
Mrs. Randall and two children returned W
their home in Boston Monday after :.
tort visit with her brother, Will Hes u,
,ck. u
Miss Margaret and Miss Julia Stearns G.
Hinsdale, N. IT,, have been visiting at Al
F. Clarks and j. S. Morses few S .r
lys. n
Miss Minnie A. johnson returns to Bev- til
ly, Mass, next week to resume her posi- tn
IN as superintendent of the schools
ere. h,
Mrs. A. H. Randall and two children, W,
ordon and Eleanor of Holyoke Mass, an
e new boarders at the Betterey home ne
cad. fe
George Manchester and family and E. az
Sparks of Williamsville are spending un
e week at the Hildreth and Sargent fo
ttage.
Mrs Rose Knight and Mrs. Maria Had Ba
I have rented the upstairs tenement in an
E. Bonds house and will move there f..
pit. l. ev
Miss May Thayer and Hugh Thayer, GU
,duo+es from Rra+tlahoro aoadanv last we