The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31

h4f evening ~ hhc hSnhI t-.N"
listen 10 Professor Mkssiefs iestafe, Thu
will take tho place Of the usual msdsesA
service.
There MAS q good attendance 81 Tho
sugar supper last r,ensss rhlsh nas 81,
ei Ly the LADIES' iiensseieai serieiy q
the baptist ehafeh, 1he foosip.s nsItei
a good sum which viii he used On tbs
church repairs
The monthly business. devotional and
missionary meeting d the sonahs asse
sialion 81 the fint Congregational eha.sl
will bc held IN the parsonage THURSDAY
Afternoon Feh, q, al ) o'eieek. A homs
missionary program sill lie rendered,
ID. N, Maiher .lipped and fsil on lls
ice while going from his house 70 .hs
harm Saturday afternoon. Ills nsh,
shoulder WAS disiocairi ~ q result ol
,he Isll and he also frceiyod some bruises
lie has been confined 10 t.ie hoaso since
tho accident,
l.. T.. Copeland cut an artery In HI,
right foot Saturday while cutting wood
| IN field near his house, lilo was usihg
an az and h turned Ia his hand In such
a way that the blow hit his foot and
caused the accident. The wound is do
ing well al this writing,
Winter seems 10 have taken new
flight. Yesterday morning the thernoine'
4 Re-, registered III degrees below aero IA
the hin districts which is the coolest .,
| IA degrees Of any morning this winter, a
high wind ragged during "Wednesday nish'
aud nearly all yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Squires gave card
marty Saturday evening 20 about ~
| friends, the occasion being In honor Of
Mr.. Sauires's brother, Jesse squircs OF
Brackion, Mass, who has been spending
a few DAYS with them. Prizes were given
10 Miss Minnie Stoekwell, 4. j: Miller
and Miss Gertrude Stockwell. Refresh
ments were served and a musical program
was rendered.
The Christian Endeayor society OF the
Baptist church held q song service al
the home of Mrs. Helen ;. Miller last
sunday afternoon, the occasion being ne
s5th birthday anniversary OF Mrs. NH
ler's aunt, Mrs. Persis Whitney, who
came here from Ashhurnham, Mass
about two years ago TO live with Mrs.
Miller Several gifts Of flowers and iruit
we're carried to Mrs. Whitney by the So
ciety.
Mrs. Adeline Miller has recently sold
timber lot OF pine and spruce to Howe
a Barnes. The lot covers about hive
acres and is located on Miller hill. i.
NJ DOYLE and G. NJ. Hamilton are cut
ting the logs and .. q. Convey has the
contract for hauling them TO Holden, q
Martins mill. A temporary bridge has
been built across the MILESTONE brook
near the Stedman land for the conse-
nience OF the hauling.
The annual business meeting OF the
Baraca class was held Tuesday evening a,
the parsonage. The officers elected Tor
the ensuing year were: President, George
A. Allen; vice.prsident, Frank Z; Le
Ray; secretary and treasurer, Allen WIN;
ing,on. Social, membership and reiiei
committees We're also appointed. Inc re-
ports show a good increase IN member
ship during the year. After the business
meeting refreshments were served and
social hour spent.
First Congregational church, Rev. y NJ.
Keneston, pastor. Sunday services; Morn
ing worship 1890, with sermon by the
nastor. subject, Impenetrability. Bible
cIasses nj III as. Christian Endeavor ser
vice at 0 O'Clock. The morning and Sun
dav school offerings will be devoted to
the relief fund for the famine sufferers
in Armenia. The offering and appropria'
ton of the Christian Endeavor. society
last Sunday amounted to IS and Is TO DC
devoted to the same cause
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Harris went
TO Boston Yesterday morning with Their
son. Carroll. The boy has gained rapidly
during the last two weeks and seems In
an excellent condition to take the treat
ment, which has previously been de-
scribed, in the Massachusetts, general nos
nital where he was for several weeks the
first of the winter. A free bed has been
procured at the hospital through the m
iluence of the Mutual Aid society. 1t is
expected he will remain in the hospital
until he fully RECEIVERS. 1t is q months
since he drank the potash.
The Christian Endeavor service, last
Sunday evening was an exceptionally IN
terestinp one with home missionary pro-
gram which was arranged by Mrs. Minnie
b. Fits. 1t was suggested at this meet
ing to send literature and other Temem-
brances from the society to Mrs George
Hall, who lives on ranch IN the sage
Bush district in Idaho. Mrs. Hall was
former member of the church and lves
long distance from churches or schools.
The society has arranged to furnish music
for the Sunday evening services ana 10
do more extensive work in various lines
than in previous years.
The BTdIIlpDOTO dCduSIhs
team and the team of class No. OF the
First Baptist church played in Academy
hall Saturday evening. No. 7 won by
NJ Brattleboro academy
Smith IF. lg, Dunklee
Thompson, IT, ~; ploMn
Barber, c, e. ImurIer
Whitaker, rg, H. layior
Jordan To- II, barney |
Goals from floor, Smith 8, Barber, g.
Jordan 2. Thurber 3, Barney 3, Taylor,
Brown. Goals from fouls, Taylor 2, Smith
} Barney. Time, three l5-minute Pc
RODS. Referee, H. Thayer.
A meeting Of the executive committee
If the Windham county Baptist Bible
school convention was held at the home
If Mrs. C. r. Evans Wednesday. The
session opened about 10 o'clock
md there was recess from II to
} clock when dinner was served. The at
,ernoon session closed at o'clock. Ar
were made to hold the an
lual meeting of the convention in Towns
lend Wednesday, June 10. The oihcers
If the association present were: rresl-
lent, Rev. Fl. E. Buffum; vice-president,
r. lie Raw; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Kate R. Wheeler; directors, Kew.
4. M. Watts and j. E. Hall.
Baptist church, Rev. A. M. Watts, pas
or. Sunday services: Morning worship
It 1890 with sermon by the pastor, sub
ect, Working Out Our Own Salvation,
Phil. 2; 1918. 1t is expected. Harlan 1.
MILLER will sing solo in place OF the
lsual anthem at this service. ll.45, Bible
lasses. 900, Christian Endeavor meeting;
christian Endeavor day will be observed
md program used which is furnished by
he united society of Christian Endeavor
n connection with observances in honor
# the 9th anniversary of the Christian
1hdeavor organization. 73O, evening ser
Is Others Value Him, Matt. 27-9. This
ddress is the first of course of three