The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-01

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promptly at 6 o'clock and the roll-call ant
business meeting will follow. Notices hay,
been sent to all members of the church.
George Keet of Middletown, Conn, and
his daughter, Mrs. Walter Kent of Woon
socket, r. l., also Mrs. Robert Simmons
and two children of Waltham. Mass, and
A. II Wells of Middletown, Conn, have
been recent guests of Mrs. Anna Merrill
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Mason went Ia
Lowell Tuesday to attend the marriage of
their son George to Miss Alice Gegenheim.
er on Wednesday, Raymond Mason,
brother of the bridegroom was grooms-
man and a sister of the bride was brides
maid.
The Connecticut Valley conference of
Unitarian churches meets in Mortified
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Prepare
tions are being made for the entertain
ment of delegates. An account of the
meetings will be given in next week s
paper.
There was meeting of the building
committee of the new high school last week
Tuesday to examine the plans for the new
building. No plans have yet been formally
accepted The citizens of the town will
have an opportunity to examine the plans
before any are decided upon.
The delegates to the Franklin county
conference of Congregational churches,
which met at Conway Wednesday and
Thursday last were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence, Miss Susie Higgins and Charles
| Robins Rev. N Fay Smith and A. G..
Moody, superintendent of the Sunday
school, also attended.
| The committee of the Mortified lecture
course has secured the Boston Lyrics, a
concert company, assisted by violinist
and harpist, for the opening number of
the course on Thursday, Oct I. The treas
urer, n. D. Alexander, is sending out the
tickets and hopes all will respond favor
ably.
The first number of the Seminary Lee
ture course will be given next Monday at
Stone hall. The concert will be given by
the Schneider trio, all three being mem
bers of the Boston Symphony orchestra
Mr.. Heinrich Schneider is the harpist and
has been here several times before and
always received with applause.
At the regular meeting of the grange
held Tuesday night the subject for discus
sion was An Ideal Vacation At the close
OF the meeting reception was held for
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Calender. who leave
town soon. Refreshments were served.
Charles Nation presented Mrs Calender
with a large bouquet. Miss Sally Minot
read an original OPEN.
Preparations are being made for the
grange fair which occurs next Tuesday. |
Oct. S. in the town hall from . to $50 !
All exhibits will be by grange members |
which is open to all. Prof. Foord of Am |
herst Agricultural college will iudge the |
corn between and o'clock Supper will |
be served by the men.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
George Jordan to Mary Covill at Spring
field Oct. 6 at $50 o'clock Their future
home will be in Maiden. Mass. where Mr..
Jordan will practice at his profession of
veterinary surgeon. He is graduate of
the veterinary department Of the State of
Ohio university. He has been employed
for several summers at the Northfeld
The regular meeting of Harmony lodge
will meet Wednesday Sept. 90, when the
E. A. and F. G. degrees will be worked
On Monday. Oct. T. there will be special
meeting of Harmony lodge when Charles
W. Schuler of Turner's Falls, the assistant
leputy grand master of the 18th Masonic
district, will make his official visit. At
his meeting the degree of Master Masons
will be worked.
Paul D. Moody left Mortified last Mon
lay for New York, where he will enter )
ato the publishing business with his uncle !
Ar Revell, of the Fleming Fl: Revell Pub
= shliie company OF new YORK city: Mr. {
ioody will live in Babylon, L. l., which is !
My a short distance out of New York
lrs: Moody and family are at Mrs. A. '
,. Fitts's for few days and will later '
DIN Mr. Moody at Babylon. The D. L.
loody homestead is closed.
Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee of Northamp-
on preached at the Unitarian church last
sunday. He was pastor of the Congrega- i
ional church of Brattleboro at one time
nd is now an Episcopalan. His text Q
yas: Where There Is No Vision the Peo-
lie Perish. Prof Lee is the author of .
everal books on nature and ethics and Il
ditor of little periodical called the Mt
ON Magazine h
Herbert Woodward was taken suddenly
| last Saturday night with appendicitis I
nd DR.. Wiser of Springfield operated i
pom him Sunday afternoon at the house.
he patient is as comfortable as could be d
Npected. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward have /,
lst come from New York and rented the
cottage. They were in the g
lidst of moving when Mr. Woodward T
as taken i'll.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah "
loody, which is filled with their children h
nd grandchildren during the summer
lonths, is being depleted of its summer 6
lrong. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr and family p
ave left for their home in Virginia and D
!rs. Zimmerman and some of her children
turned to Brooklyn. Misses Eliza and b
dele Zimmerman remain and attend the 81
urinary. Misses Mildred Orr and Ger.
ude Zimmerman will attend the Cathe- b
raj school in Washington, D. c., where in
iss Ethel Moody is an instructor. e,
An important change in the program of
re Fortnightly club has been made Mrs NJ
LA Wilson will change dates with Mrs el
ellie. NJ, Wood, so that next Monday, OF
ct. 4, Mrs. Wilson will have charge of p
lie meeting, assisted by Mrs. Mae Per
I'M and Mrs. Minnie Kidder. Mrs Will
n earnestly desires every member to be
esent as she will explain some features
the years program. At the close of be
e meeting at AS there will be recep- he
IN and social tea This change in the
ogram was made at the urgent request A
the president of the club. Mrs. Nellie La
Wood sii
A quiet wedding took place Saturday,
pit. %, in Boston at 3 O'Clock when DR. ST
chard NJ. Smith and Miss Ethel Brush tn
IRE married. DR.. Denison of the Cen ch
Al church was the officiating clergyman
d the nearest relatives and friends 81,
re the only guests. Miss Brush is a hi
tive of Cambridge. VT, graduate of III
Johnsbury institute and also of Miss
heelock's kindergarten school in Boston. a,
e has been an active worker among the eli
ung people in DIR. Denison's church. Dr. -
nth is one of Northfeld's young men, co
: son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard r. Smith
. Smith attended the public schools of ms
'rthfield and was graduated from Mt OF
rmon. He is also a graduate of Will OF
ms college and Harvard Medical school. Ma
ice then he has served Is months APP
ntment in the Massachusetts, General boz
'pital of Boston and has Just finished vii