The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-05

f..m a Mr.. Cuttings father. II, NJ, uui
tins on the JaeksonNllle Fo.i'
The Chnsiiaa Endeager sseisiy u lhs
baptist FhuTsh held a hnsihHss hrStlh.
Al The hesns u che Misses llasshi.sh ,1 ~
lssshias. fullosins ses = Hpriihs ~ tA'
NeaF and lankrT Lights sessslf'
Mr.. u. J. CiATk friuFnel l1.sdAl
: from ! sesufal weeks stag a. As@ 80
All Atlantic IiIy. Nj, tlaIk aud Nj
.nJ MIR HAYES itscloe tnrt bet Al Nrs
NoTk aiih NJ, hlssless auiesneblls'
Harold Derby, son u Mr., and MIS-, y.
4. npFl,, aho live ga the Ford farm a
The lap IL south street hill, laekei srt'
sTal clusters II HIr aih siTasbrifsr'
last Monday ia . field near the house
Mrs. n. q. White II Boston has l..en
si.snhins a I,au Of lhr ssek with MS,
IL n. Taslar. Mfs White, Mfs, Taylor
aud s,n, ClAiener. aud l., hhapp'
auhi 10 NeHiane iof sisli, wednesday
A. =. Saunders u Springfield, Mass
came FRIDAY Tor q visit al Edward Mar
tins aud returned Sunday accompanied
by MFs. Saunders and two ehlldirn, Who
have been Spending several weeks 'h"te,
The semi,annuai election 81 oifioers and
sleial al the Congregational Christian kif
deavor sorleiy Nil h. held Tuesday even
/ ins fram 10 10 o'clock IA the ehafch
pafiar. II Nill H. a lrit hand social, \
cordial invitation Is extended 10 AL
A n Goadale aud family came Ia
their farm SATURDAY over Sunday, Mrs,
t.oeialr and her daughters. flownor and
Mildred arr 10 slend couple Of weeks
ibrFr, Nc. Uoalale aud son rriumihs
Monday, also Misses Ethel and lncs,
Dr. .. ~. Gregg has sold he farm on
llnnnyNals. Rnad 10 Charles T. Goft0n 81
Samci4ilir. Mas. Possession Niil u
given jan ~ Dr. Gfcss and family hANe.
rented apartments 81 G. II, Grant,
bullock street, aud will move there neat
week
MIR. James Rticrlry icii Monday Tor
pittsbeld Mass, and wall visit her dansh'
ter, Mr.. l., j. Siockwell az whitman
srii, Mass, and other rrlailYcs before her
Wium. She was accompanied a. TAT ~
ChicoTcc Falls by her mother. Mfs, !.
". MILES, who Will visit her grandson b.
l.. Miles.
Mr.. Henrietta Van Gumpsicr and
granddaughter Miss Edna Dawley Of
llion. \. n. are guests Of DIR. and Mr.. |
q. ~ Hunter. Mr.. Van Gumpster came |
10 attend the graduating exercises Of the |
nurses from Memorial hospital, her daugh' |
ter. Mis-. Catherine Van Gumpster, being |
one Of the graduates.
The womans' association held it, last /
business and missionary meet /
ing 81 the season yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mn. l.. NJ. keneston, Mrs.
kenest0n read a report OF the national
held at Worcester recently and I
Miss HAITI. Clark gave a report OF the .
Home Missionary union, held at Barre
May ~
Miss Hattie King, !. :. Wood and A. 1
NJ Akley took advantage OF the Central
Vermont railroad stockholders annual
trip TO Boston Wednesday Ii was ex.
pccted that they would have nearly the
whole DAY in the city but owing 10
numerous delays Of from one TO three
hours each at different stations on the way
the party had less than three hours
here.
William Murphy OF Boston, who has
been employed as carpenter at the dam
anne Monday TO DIR. Lynch's hospital and
Tuesday underwent an operation Tor APP
oendicitis. He is very comfortable at
his writing His sister, Miss Kate Muir
,hy, and Miss Nellie Reese OF Boston
md his brother, John Murphy OF Geor.
,ia are in town on account OF his illness.
they are stopping at +. a. Knights.
Invitations have this week been reeeiv.
Il in town TO the graduating exercises OF
he Akron Ua.) high school class, OF which
1rlan &. Morse is a member. Mr.. Moore
: a son of Newell $. and Maverette Mil
erl Moore, formerly OF this town, also
rom the faculty and class OF 1908 Of the
south Dakota school OF mines TO the 2lst
nnual commencement held from May 81
o June 4. Ivan Edgar Goodner son of
van w. and Minnie Perry Goodner Is
with this class. Mr.. and Mrs.
;oodner were former residents OF this
own.
Baptist church. Rev. A. NJ Watts, pas J.
or Sunday services: 1920 a. m, morn :
NJ worship with sermon by the pastor,
ubiect. Love for Our Neighbors, Gal. j.,
IA u o'clock. Bible classes. o'clock, l
yening service with address by the pas y
or. subject. Mission Work Among Our
lien Population. Programs by members /
{ the Mission Study class, music by the 81
zen. The annual strawberry supper will
e served Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock u
the yestry by the Ladies Benevolent q
ociety. Postal card local views will be
n sale at this time. >,
Mrs. ID. 4. Perry went Sunday to n
reenfeld and met her daughter, Mrs. A.
Blodgett, who accompanied her to Bos-
IN to attend the commencement exercises, y
une . of the School of Domestic Sci y
ice from which Mrs. Perry's younger W
lughter. Miss Lucille Perry, was grad
tied. There were IS young girls in the NJ
ass and but two of the number were rep SC
from this state, Miss Perry W
I'd Miss Agnes I. Whitney of Spring III
Id, Vt. Miss Perry was graduated from oh
rattleboro academy in 1904 and has since
ught drawing in the town schools until
st fall when she went to Boston to per-