The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-14
West BruHlebOrO
cAassA Committee Accepts Mr.. Ksnss'
toa's Hes,snssics.

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The semmilias u the hnsi cohgIssA
tianal shaRh hsh = si~rial msriihi
MaIday evening IA the chapel and vote.
ksneslah, The following iesoln,lai's Nei'
asiopiadg
WhsTuas, Rev, IaihsF NJ. krhesioI
after A Iaasl0Talr over lhis, the IIsl Ton
esegatlonal ehnfsh 81 West liFalllul.oro
VI. 1t hraTly eight Years has deeided Il
F~linlnith hls charge herr and 10 con
tinus bis ministry IA another pAf'sh' u
Resolved, That nc. the meinhcTs IL thu
ehnnh, DO hrtvhy ekprss 10 Ma. Ken
esfon oar sincrrU aud heartfelt appfesia
tian ioF the iailhialnrss aud efficiency 81
his pastoral lalsaFs among and iof ihi'
ehurrh, aud do hrfrhy acknaal csige ani
inJrhlelness "a him Tor the growth 81
tils ehursh during the past eish, yeaf'
and ior ils present condition oi harmony
and prosperity, and he u further
Resolved, That Nc 10 voice our appfe'
citation for the goody Part that b. has
borne ia the affairs III the town and dis
tfiri, Tor the generons spirit ~ neighbour
illness aud hrlpfulness which he has al
ways exhibited. aud for the prominent
mari he has wisely and gTarionslY taken
IN everything tending toward community
or individual Neliaw, and also be u
Resolved. That Nc do pray that be
may have the Masters urhest blessing
and surc.i guidance for the new labor
upon which he h soon 10 enter, and thai
Nc DO ask him io take with HIM a. his de
pafturc from az the assurance oi our low
ing fvganl and esteem. aud finally hc u
Resolved That a copy ui these fesnln'
tons nc placed upon the Iecoryis Of this
church. and that copy he handed TO AIR
keneston,
Miss Emma Mixer returned yesterday
from a witt in Mortified, Mass.
Marion and Maud Bc,lcrley. and Mrs.
Aiken are visiting Charlie. Aiken IN or
anrc. Mass,
Mn. ". y. Sicllmann went TO the Nc
mortal hospital "Wednesday for course
Of treatment.
Mr.. Hannah Prcntiss came yesterday
from Northhcld, Mas, TO visit her son,
g. II. Prcniiss.
About 10 young people enjoyed a corn
roast on the summit Of Melrose bill We'd
nesday evening.
DIR. George II. Hunter and family re.
turned "Wednesday from months stay
ut Lake Oneida, \, y.
T.. A. Fox and family went to Whining.
ton Tuesday 10 visit Mr.. foX's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. VI. Fox.
Mr.. :. II. Davis and son, Harry, OF
Greenfield arc visiting this week at j. l.. |
Barney's and u. ;. Nlillers.
Nelson ID. Gibson returns tomorrow TO |
his home in Canton, y. v, after visit |
with his aunt, MIR. II. f. Wcatherhead.
Mr.. .Kimball and daughter. Kathryn,
of White Plains. y. y, came "Wednesday /
TO spend several weeks at IL. Z. Harriss.
Mr.. C.sS. Clark and Miss Hattie Clark
leave Tuesday for q visit with their
brother, Allen Clark, in North Amherst,
Mass.
Miss Helen Barnard left Tuesday for
her home in Southern Pines, \. G., hay
ing spent several months with her sister,
Mrs 4. Ii. Davenport.
Mrs.. C. II. Copeland went to DIR.
Lynchs hospital Sunday and Monday un.
derwent surgical operation for the re.
moyal of a tumor from her side. She is
very comfortable at this writing.
II. +. Weatherhead has recently sold
the second farm to l.. ID. Berdge in Hall.
fax The property was formerly owned
by the late Nictus Warren and joins the
one Mr.. Berdge bought last October.
Rev. l.. NJ. Keneston entertained the
Junior Seminars at the parsonage Mon
day afternoon from until 5 o'clock. The
out-of-door games were enjoyed alter
which light refreshments were served.
The thunder storm which passed over
this village yesterday afternoon between
and @ o'clock was one of the most Sc
we're of the season. Considerable damage
was done to the trees and the corn was
blown almost fiat in many of the corn |
fields and gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Alexander were
given surprise at their home on Green /,
leaf street Monday evening, the occasion
being the 22nd anniversary of their mar
riage. The affair was planned by their
event. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander were the
recipients of many gifts. =
Mrs. w. f. Collips of Everett, Mass.
with her daughters, Clara and Dorothy, {
and son. William, came Saturday to
spend month with Mrs. Collins's moth .
er, Mrs John $. Jillson. Mr.. Collins ,
has recently gone to Panama where he
has years contract as mechanical engi- y
neer in an ice-making plant. t
For several months the people of this a
village have been annoyed by petty THEY !
ing and Monday the home of l.. Il. Stell- a
mann was entered while the family were a
spending the day in Mortified, Mass, il
and about IS stolen and Tuesday even t
ing the home of Mrs. G. r. Evans was
visited and small amount of money t
taken which FASTENED the action of the v
authorities which resulted in the arrest a
afternoon of Henry Nichols, II h
years old The details of the case are il
given in another column of this issue. II
The Chamberlain family held a reunion a
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris f.
Chamberlin at the Chamberlin home fl
stead on the North River road yesterday. n
Tbora Uara about 81 prpspnt A Olcnlc a
dinner was served on the lawn at | t.
o'clock and the afternoon spent in games
md sociability. -Four generations We're
present and the out-oftown relatives
present were Mr. and Mrs. Harlan w. CO
Hoton of Rutland, DIR. William A. Cham fl
berlin of Waseca, Mimi, Mrs Eliza j. NJ
Butterfeld and Miss Grace Hammond of
Newfane and Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Me- 8,
lard and son. David, of Springfield,
Mass.
The town schools will open Tuesday,
Sprague of Acton, Mass, high school will G.
each. Miss Sprague is a graduate Of G
Bates college Miss Gertrude Bailey will A
each the eighth and ninth grades, Miss
Jorinne Blodgett. sixth and seventh
rades; Miss Charlotte Dodge, fourth and
fifth grades; and Miss Nora Jaqueth of
suilford, first, second and third grades;
Mrs. Ellen Marcy Waite district No. Fl
]; Mrs. M. E. Doolittle, district No. 6;
nd Miss Edith Morgan of Hillsboro, n nc
l., district No. T. The teachers for dis ce
riots and II have not been appointed.
The Seminars. Rev. L. NJ Keneston's
'unday school class met at the parsonage
thursday evening and spent social tn
ime. Gospel hymns and college songs 81,
,ere sung and monograph selections en-. alb