The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-17

ais Tor Biblical drama which they VIII
pescnt al an early date,
Miss Dasie Miller Of simmons college
came "Wednesday for vacation AZ The
home Of her mother, Airs, Helen Miller,
Mrs, j. l., stoekwell went yesterday 10
Vernon for her mother. Mrs. Martha
Tyler, who viii spend several weeks with
her,
l.emne Smith, who has been boarding
at Roscoe Fishers during the winter
has rctunei Ia his home IN Aewoth,
\, II.
Miss Helen Weaiherhead aud Miss
Maude Miller are 10 play with Miss Alice
Titus at the Centre Congregational church
Sunday.
Miss Minnie A. johnson OF Beverly,
Mass, Is at the home OF her parents, Mt
and MIR. Z, {, johnson, Tor her Easter
vacation.
Miss Carrie llamlin is expected TO ne
turn today lrom l.empster \. H., where
she has been spending lew weeks with
relatives,
George Il, Person aud niece, Mrs, Flora
| Adams, went Tuesday 10 Dnmmerston
To spend the summer at Mr.. Persons
home there.
Ms. Isaac NJ. Robb, who has been
under treatment at DR., lynch's hospital
for several weeks, Was able To go TO her
home Saturday.
Nm. l.. Wall OF Bernariston, Mass,
accompanied by her grandson, lsaurcn
/ Pike Of Marlsboro, have been guests at
+, L, Walls this week.
Miss Sadie Hamilton came Wednesday
From Randolph normal school 10 spend
! her Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr. aud Alrs. &. VI. Hamilton.
Miss Olive Cotton OF Smith college and
Miss Erin Mattison OF Bennington are
expected tins afternoon TO spend lew
days at the home OF Miss Colton's uncle,
j. ;. Morse,
Mrs. W. II, French returned Wednes'
day 10 her home in llammonton, y. a.,
having spent several weeks al the home
OF her daughter, Nlrs. 1. NJ. Sparks, IN
West Guliiord.
During the hand wind Sunday morning |
"A large portion OF one OF the maple trees |
was blown down ia front OF II. ;. Millers |
house. The accident occurred about
o'clock. No damage was done except to /
the electric wires.
W. X. Phillips was an overSunday
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Knight. Mr..
Phillips has recently returned IRON his
winter home at Goodall, Fla, and was
ON his way to TOwnshend TO visit his
mother, Mrs. Mary Phillips.
Mrs. j. ID. Philbrick was called to Til.
ton, ~ H., Tuesday by the illness OF her
brother, George +. Philbrick, whose death
occurred shortly before her arrival there.
Mrs. l.. VI. keneston went yesterday TO
attend the funeral, which is TO be held
in Tilton this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell enter.
tanned several at hearts Tuesday evening.
lp,,y LODI "A mi
gram rendered consisting OF piano, violin
and vocal solos. The rooms were pettlly
decorated with flags and potted plants
and luncheon was served.
Announcements were received yesterday
by relatives OF Herbert Thomas Kelley
OF Blows Falls announcing his marriage
Tuesday to Miss Madeline Babbltt, only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Babbitt
of Bellows Falls announcing his marriage
formed at the brides home at go o'clock
by Rev. +. l.. Leayltt, pastor OF the Uni
yersalist church.
First Congregational church, Rev. l..
NJ keneston, pastor. Sunday services,
10. 80 morning worship with sermon by the |
pastor; subject, Life, Its Indestructibility.
Special music has been prepared for the
service as follows, Anthem-Christ Is
Risen, Schneider; ladies chorus Easter q
Day, anthem--liosanna, Granier; quar- 5
SO Loved the World, Stalner 5
u o'clock, Bible class. 6 o'clock, Chris ,
ian Endeavor meeting. !
The annual meeting of the Ernest ,
Workers association was held in Academy 4
nall Wednesday evening with an attend. /.
ince OF only Is members. Reports OF ..
he committees were read and show the !
in good standing. The Off t
'ers elected for the coming year are: /
President, ID. T. Perry; secretary, }. /. c
Stockwell; treasurer, Mrs. w. L. Stell- n
mann: auditor, Mrs. j. l.. Stockwell; :,
Executive board, j. p. Sargent, j. l.. Bar !.
icy and A. I, Stowe; solicitors and col
ectors, Mrs. f, NJ. Goodenough and +.
:. Brown. b
Baptist church, Rev. A. NJ. Watts, pas i
on. Sunday services 1870, morning wor- d
hip with sermon by the pastor. At this c
ervce an Easter anthem, Christ is Risen, d
cil be rendered. II o'clock. Bible classes. h
o'clock service at the Home for the ~
aged. Easter concert with special Easter ',
xercises. A violin solo by Miss Maude u
filler: exercise, Risen Indeed, by inter 1
lediate department, consisting OF reclta- a
ions and music; exercises by primary de II
artment in costume. The Little White il
.ambs; solo by Miss Josephine Phelps n
18th violin obligato Rotations by Miss
lildred Copeland. Miss Ada Graham and
llss Florence DdliNHlplt anu an cAtlCise,
What Can Little Children Do? by the n
lfant class. n,
Lady. mare owned by w. 4. Taylor A.
ho lives on the A. n. johnson farm in .,
istrict No. IL, is an animal possessed ~
unusual intellect and is also perfectly III
Justly. She is driven by Mr.. Taylor's Pr
Dung children to the school house. a OF
stance of about a mile, and upon reach IL
Y there the children turn her around, nj
ind the reins about the whip and tell E,
er to 90 home, which she does, and it is q,
nd by people who see her as she goes az
ong that she turns out when meeting Z,
ans and to avoid any bad places in I'll
he road. At night Mr.. Taylor bitches at
er up and tells her to go after the re
lildren at the school house and she goes so
ere unguided and waits for them. 1t ca
about three years since she was taught "
e trick and has never failed to per- y,
I'm the duty expected of her. Ia 10
Brattleboro chapter, d. A. r., was en- Vi
rtained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. on
Stockwell, Mrs. BIS Miller and Mrs. dit
o. Halliday at the home of Mrs. ca
ockwell. 1t was a regular meeting. The bu
enng number of the program was I'll
orus singing, The Star Spanged Ban in
r, after which business session was 80
Id followed by a duet, Smile, Smile, no
nile, by Maude Miller and HaZen Stock To-
II, a paper, Current Events by Mrs. fol
inne Stickney, solo by Miss Eta
ebbins of Vernon, and the singing of
nerica. Luncheon was served during 7
lich time music was furnished by Miss vas
Drence Dickinson and Hazen Stockwell, tra
mo and Miss Maude Miller, violin. The COS