The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-22

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the first of the week.
yards at South Vernon.
Mrs. r. r. Calender has returned from
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Peck is caring for Mrs George, wht
is improving and able to be up.
Mrs. Rowena Randall recently lost he
brother who lived in Guilford, vt.
Minora Chamberlain has been in Leo
minister for week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Anna Merrill is visiting her broth
err, George Keet of Middletown, Conn.
Mrs. Fred Doane spent few days with
her son Howard in Northampton last week
Mrs G. H. Green is entertaining hel
son, Frank H. Green of New York, fol-
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prouty of Hyde
Park, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Dunnell.
Fred Pallam will have his mother, Mrs.
Prince Freeman of Provincetown, with him
for the winter.
Raymond Mason of Leominster visited
his parents and Mr. and Mrs. George Ma
son over Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Lyman is in Springfield Wis
iting her son and daughter, Theo and
Florine Lyman.
Miss lola Holton is in Springfield and
will go to Westfeld to visit at her uncle's,
Augustus Holton's.
Rev. w. w. Coe had charge of the gos-
pei service at the Congregational church
on Sunday evening.
Town Clerk George Pierce of Greenfield
has issued hunters licences to l6 appli-
cants from Mortified.
Miss Emily Foster, one of the graduates
e L Il l.
school in West Halifax, Vt.
The women's sewing meeting of the Uni
tartan church met yesterday to make prep
arations for the annual fair.
Mrs. Albert Stratton has been entertain
ing her two sisters lately, Mrs. Manning
and Mrs. Atwood of Warwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason have been
entertaining Mrs. Mason's sister and child,
Mrs. Charles Sousie of Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Blake and child are
expected soon to spend month with Mrs.
Blake's mother Mrs. j. W. Field.
Miss Worden took Mrs. Phipps and Mrs.
Brothwell on a carriage drive to Deerfeld
to visit places of historic interest recently.
Miss Louise Low, a graduate of the SEM,
mary in 1902, spoke in Sage chapel Sunday
night on her mission work in Sidou, Syria.
The operation for appendicitis which
Miss Dorothy Whittle underwent recently |
in Boston was successful and she is making
a rapid recovery.
FL S. Stone has gone on an auto trip to
harrington, n H., to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. 0. Hayes at their summer home
for short time.
The Mortified grange expects the state
lecturer, Charles Gardner, at the meeting
next Tuesday night. 1t plans to give
supper in his honor.
DR.. Evangeline Young of Boston gave
special talk to the juniors and seniors at
Music hall last Saturday night. Dr. Young
finishes her work this week.
First Lieutenant w; O., Cooley of Com
pany |, Brattleboro, has been engaged as
drill master for Company A, 18th Massa-
chusetts regiment, L. b. B. A.
The next entertainment of the seminary
course will be given next Monday night
at Stone hall. 1t will be an interpretative
recital by Miss Alice Chapman.
Archibald 5-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Solandt, died Monday at o'clock of
commissions The funeral was Wednesday
at 2 o'clock. Burial was at Hyde Park, Vt.
The regular meeting of the W. c. T. U.
took place Wednesday at the Parish
House. Rev. Adam Thurman led the de-
votional exercises and addressed the meet
ing.
I
recent guest at DR.. Newton's, left yester-
day for the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Grant, in Cambridge, where she will make
her home.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson has been appointed
delegate to the Connecticut Valley Asso-
ciate Alliance, which meets in the Uni
tartan church in Chicopee tomorrow at
IL. Is o'clock. c
w. r. Moody introduced E. c. Mills of T
Brookline, Mass, to the seminary girls in
chapel one morning last week. He is j
new trustee of the school and spoke few I
words of greeting.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Joslin and Mr.. and {
Mrs. Hosley of Springfield, relatives of the t
late Charles Lindsey were here to attend
the funeral. Charles Lindsey, jr., of Seat "
tie is expected to arrive today. s
Miss Laura Waite is back at the North
field as housekeeper, much to the pleasure 3
Of the management. Miss Waite was r.
nousekeeper at the hotel for several years, 4
out the last year has been in the south. o.
A special business meeting of the Uni
arian Women's Alliance met last Tuesday !,
The members received invitation to at Il
end the meeting of the Athol Alliance to- h
lay. Six members from Mortified at n
ended 81
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke of New h
haven, who are on their wedding tour,
ire guests of DIR. and Mrs. Newton. DR..
Newton. with Mrs Newton and Mr.. and
Mrs Burke. will start tomorrow on an
uto trip to the White mountains.
Paul ID. Moody preached morning and
vening at the Presbyterian church in :;
,abylon, L. l., where he now resides, two "
reeks ago A large audience was in at =
enhance at both meetings. Many people
rom there attend the Mortified confer W
noes. n;
Squakheag tribe, No. l49, Improved Or
er of Red Men. met in Sons of Veterans II
all last evening This was ladies' night \
nd a pleasant time had been planned for IN
lem by the Red Men. A social time was
nioyed with a card party and refresh
tents.
DR.. Pentecost is filling the pulpit of the b
fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New
'ork for few Sundays before taking up is
IS work in Boston. On account of his Ell
ouse in Darien. Conn. being unfinished he
i'll probably not leave Mortified for an :,
her month. -
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dorchester Ban- he
lard have issued invitations to the mar
age of their daughter. Olive, to Harry
irtin Gray on Saturday. Oct. %. in St. RRf f
aul's cathedral Marquette. Mich. Mr. VI VI
nd Mrs. Gray will be at home after Dec. -
at Lewiston. Idaho 'u
Monday was field day at Mt Hernon 70
was such a cold, cloudy day that good 40
cords could not be made. A large dele "a
,tion from the seminary was in attend I m.