The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-25
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ported AZ VsFV NJ lasl aefk' % gaining
slaNly,
Ernest Handy wehi "Wednesday, g
SNanyey. y, H., Nh"Ts 10 VIII NetA ~
the waa,ls,
Mis-. I.nry llosisy j. spending = few
days IN iiTa'ilehoIo ~ The h"me ~
Judge Marlin,
MIR. Mar. Rhaades and daughter,
j Hazel. Irinrnrd SATURDAY from visit
Ia SimandsNille,
Y n.rt Hairs visited his parents, NJ
uud Mr. Alvin Gales, last week from
Y fFi,iav uniil Tuesday,
Ransom lihnades mother, Mrs
Rhnad,s and family ~ Mindhnm, were
guests Of Mls, Belle Knapp this Weeh'
Cont adiaururd Tuesday morning
until next Tuesday The Jury has been
Z dismissed after having been here ~
I weeks,
/ Mr.. and Mr.. n. y, Mahcr spent
Z ThursdaV In liIaiilchofo with Mrs,
I MaleF's parents, Mt and ME-. ;. q,
\ Brown,
The SUNDAY school made is annual
I Thanksgiving offering % the missionary
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amount given being ~.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Maher went
! TUESDAY 20 Wilmington 10 spend the
week with Mrs, Maher's parents, MI.
aud Mrs &, g. Barlow.
Mr.. Railway recently received four
small boxes containing three kinds q
grapes raised on the fruit ranch % =,
/ !. johnson In California,
Miss Lena Randall, who Is working
I for q. y. kiddcr IN Mortified. Mass,
sneni THANKSGIVING with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Randall
Ransom Rand and daughter, Mrs.
l.uella Emery, came Monday night 90
look after Mr. Rand : home below the
village and 10 see about closing the
house.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nelson GRAY and family
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
Mrs. II. G. Lyman, and their son. Wal
ter GRAY
AIRS. q. X. Cherrie went 20 New York
city SATURDAY. 10 spend Thanksgiving
with Professor cherrie. During her alb
sence Mrs 4. II. Farnum Il keeping
house for her.
Walter Wright. who i attending the
Agricultural school in Lyndon Center.
came Wednesday 20 spend his vacation
Of week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. X. Wright.
Il. :. Hawkins Of Bedding. Mich,
came Tuesday evening 20 visit his
niece. Mrs. George Bush. Mr. llaw-
kins plans 10 spend the winter among
relatives in New England.
The Homeland circle will hold its
annual meeting M the parsonage Wed.
nesday afternoon. Nov. 30, at
clock. Ladies. whether members or
not. are cordially invited to attend.
Next Sunday is World s Temperance
Sunday and Rev. ~ s. Moore will speak
on that subject from the text. Romans
1927. In the evening there will be n
Temperance rally in charge OF the
w. G. I. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Carpenter are
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Chapin
of Chicopee and Mrs. Bradem OF Win.
ter Hill During their absence their
granddaughter. Mae Redfield, is stay.
ing with Mrs. j. ID. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Jack' Burage and
little daughter Of Upton. Mass. were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Henry
Smith. Monday. They visited in Dover
Tuesday and Wednesday, returning to
Mrs. Smith s for the holiday.
The annual meeting of the Congrega
tional society, VIII be held IN ths
church Dec. 6. Dinner will be served
Mt noon followed by roll call, REPORTS
of the different departments in Chris.
tian activity, election of officers and
other business. 4.
The following committees were chosen
by the Sunday school TO have charge
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steal committee, Charles Hescock, Mrs,
Grace Rhoades and Miss Harriet New.
ton; decorations. Arthur Railway. The
program will be announced later.
Among Thanksgiving day guests were
Rev. and Mrs. n. S. Moore and p. II.
Rutter of Townshend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Breslin and children at the home
of her mother, Mrs. j. D. Pierce, Bert
Smith and family Mt Henry Smith $,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny and Albert
Austin and family of Brookline at Mrs.
Henry Kenny's.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold its annual Christmas sale Friday
evening, Dec. 2, in the church parlors.
A variety of articles suitable of gifts,
ice cream home made candy, cocoa and
cooked food will he on sale. Mrs. F. a.
Dewitt will have charge of the grab
bag. Entertainment will be furnished
during the evening. Everyone IS cor cor,
daily invited. No admission fee will
be charged.
The annual meeting of the w. c. 7.
U. was held at the home of Mrs. Gracia
Davidson Friday, Nov. IS, The follow
Mrs. C. L. Hescock; vice-president,
Mrs. n. S. Moore; secretary. Miss Mary
Newton; treasurer. Mrs. F. A. Dewitt;
musical director, Mrs. Grace Rhoades;
auditor, Mrs. Gracia Davidson. new
member, Miss Charlotte Dewitt, was
taken in with an appropriate service:
A very bright report of the work of
the union during the past year was
given at this time
The annual meeting of district NO
10 of the subordinate lodges of |. q. o.
II. was held Thursday evening, Nov.
II, in the court house. There were
about 200 members of the order pres
emit, the special train from Brattleboro
bringing us, including r. F. Hatch,
G.. NJ, of Bristol; O. H. Henderson, G.
S., of st. ,Johnsbury; F. E. Perry, G. R.,
of Brattleboro; r. n. Tabor. P. G. R., of
NJ, of Massachusetts; c. G.. Staples,
D. D. G.. P, of Brattleboro; II. A.
Morse. d. D. G. NJ, of district No. II,
Bellows Falls. The meeting was in
charge of E. F. Davis, d. d. G. NJ, of
this district. The program included re-
ports from the lodges in the district,
the exemplifcation of the first degree
by Wantastiouet lodge No. 5, of Brat
tleboro which was followed by remarks
from the grand officers and others. A
banquet was served in Union hall by
the Newfane Rebekah lodge.