The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07

sssniRs b. tho r~ssls a lhsir nslsll.ss
bead, The eesasion hsine IN celebration a
tbs hilh snnissFs4D II lhsiT marriage
fhe egehlns s4s pleasantly sI~ni in sanisi
end leiisshmsnls Nsfr sxfod. Ma, AM
Mss- tsidlns ~ess pFsssnsri = raEss ami
aiher siils,
The Ioatth dlsisiah u iks aoman's asss
lsssisea u iha fiIsi constrxailsA4l shaRi
siil ssFNr a sdpiseF hskt ihul~lsy EisAi u
10 a'rlaek IN The ehaseh parlass, Al I
elslark Miss GAaAm, = missionAIy ffoHl
eNas, Ialkri, aho Be- ~ this uaanlly On !
taIioneh. all give an addross, The an
naal mite loN oi.snlhs sill also take place
that eyrnlns,
Ruth Alexander, daughter II Mf, anl
Mrs, ", II, Alexander, made a missieil
ansi irll daan the basement stain Al the
anadany hiildlns yesterday nom, lirF
ia0e Nas badly bruised and she sas sohsld-
Grady shaken az, II l. thought her face
slnrk pInieriins brick when she landed,
she started a. desoend the Stair 90 the
basement with other ehllslIvh 10 cat lunch
when the arcident oouuff-d, She Was tax
ca 10 her home on Dreenleaf siTrrt,
flmt Congregational chnnh, Rev, T., j.
Lewis, pastor, Public worship Sunday
morning Al lol0 o'clock. Preaching BY the
Year. Hill. classes al y o'clock, evening
service al o'eloeL with an addres. hy Nj.
Lewis Subject, Look oui for Red lAghis.
The Capernaum circle will meet this even,
ING al 80 O'Clock, IL, II, Dnnklee viii
lead the devotional service and a social
hour will follow the meeting, Al are vel
come Al these sefyiecs,
Rev, and Mrs. y. !. Lewis kept open
house New Years day from ? 10 o and
from 60 . O'Clock 10 the people 81 their
parish. 4 good number were present aud
the oeuasion was thoroughly enjoyable,
Cut flowers were used for decorations aud
refreshments of wafcrs and chocolate were
served. Miss Florence Fisher and Miss
Susan Louise Clark poured ia the after.
noon and Miss Helen Weaiherhead and
Miss GLADYS Slellmann poured during the
evening, Miss Harriet CLARK assisted a.
usher
The missionary society 81 the woman's |
assoriaiion At the First Congregational 1
church held an interesting and enthusiastic /
meeting yesterday afternoon with MIR. !
Robert &. Clark on Green street. Miss
Susan +. Clark gave an excellent paper ON
alvin and the llugncnois aud talked on
her visit 10 Paris. giving interesting aud
instructive reports Of her trip. Mn. {.
II. fftntlrr gave AN lnttttstlns paper on
The Mccall Mission aud Mr.. W. T., Stell
mann rendered pleasing vocal selection.
were served. The next
Meeting will be held with Mr.. l.. II. Stell'
mann Feb. 3.
George T. Hawkins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. +,
I. H. Hawkins, aud Mi.s Grace \. llel-
ar. eldest daughter of Mrs. Ada VI. Hell
ar, were married Saturday afternoon at
he Memorial parsonage IN Baldwinsvllle. '
lass, by Rev. Luther VI. keneston. The !
Inglc ring service was used and the bride
'ore a suit Of blue cloth with hat to Il
latch The couple was Unattended. They /
pcnt few days in Springfield and are
i,h Mrs. llawkins's mother for the pres.
nj. Mr.. Hawkins has attended Brattle' =
ORC academy and later took course in
ie Bliss business college at North Adams.
lass. Mr.. Hawkins has also attended =
10 academy. Both Young people are nc. u
vely connected with the First Congrega.
onal church and are highly respected \
hey are TO live on the Hawkins farm on "
Ie Jacksonville road as soon a. their
w house Is completed. b