The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

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fnirti l'nHiwts hail ini Ns muilnss
ne .naus held q 'tsuar Rrrltng lhrIr
lat fndaA,
Tbs Unitarian iair nill alsn 4, ,ieafs a
p'rinrk ior ns SALE \ sistisl feature
ill ~ ~ sirn l--'th wilh manN ai'''i'
Ter rhllirnr
Iaihof Michigan ai Militr- Fall. and ~
~ hls FafishnnFfs fAmr a. frihams inn
fnrsdag night Ia a four hnrse slrigh and
lad 4 mast chlrken supper,
The high .rheo laipll. ats uhranins
iva lilaNs ta L. giNsn hirI Ia the Term,
llsr limtrssls l0 go towards the iMni iaf
'hr -.niors' tnp f. Washington.
nis. ,lahn Graham ~ Warwick drove
l tAsf and attended ihr concert 1T the
D hrrnr Chorus rlph, returning Nilh her
Z lsuglitrfs Esther aud Agn-s, SATURDAY,
llr,. A,lam Thurman .lokr in Shrl
ufnr iali. SUNDAY Al the anniversary II
{ ihr Christian knd.n,nr socisiy Mr.
/ Thurman .irakr un The Mo,lfl EndesNote
Yrs
Miss Lazy llrnak. gave q rerrldian a.
Naniuand drawing ioam. after the eNrr
riscs II Founders day for the SPEAKERS,
invited gtlr,i,, and 'eachsrs " NJ Her
man,
The work Vt the Congregational Chnrh
Building snririY Nas the snhirci consid
erred # the meeting h.i THURSDAY even
ing3 - nurstinns 80 the -uhirti. WTfr
a.krd and answered,
\ delegation ~ ~ women ~ n 4 /
lnhn.on Relief ror,- attended the meet /
ing of the Franklin County Association ut I
Relief corps. which met in Grinnell hall IN 4
Greenfield YESTERDAY,
Robert Wand. who !. now lneai,d hv |
be government IN Colorado, Kan. has
'u.t been promoted frum an apprentice
~ assistant in the engineer corps, He hn-
charge ~ a gang Of 30 men.
AIS g. Belle Woollacutt leave. North
.icld saturday to sail for Enrour She
goes directly Ia southern ltaly and later
will visit the northern countries. return
ing. probably. sometime in June.
Miss llouen.r Zimmerman who has
hccn making an extended visit with her
sisters AZ the home nt her grandparents,
Mr. and Mr. Isaiah Moody. returned tu
her home in Brooklyn last Monday.
Mi, EVELYN Hall goes to New York 10
attend the 2nth anniversary nf Barnard
n....fH 4
ard and Columbia colleges are 20 be- open
To all visitor, who attend this celebration.
Monadnock Cottage No. . 81 Mt Her
mon, comprising % boys and teachers en-.
loved a banquet at the Mortified Friday
evening 1t 40 Aftcrwari they attended
the kecne Chorus Club concert in the
Rev Mr.. Place OF Sterling Junction will j
preach in the Unitarian church next sun.
lay ~ a candidate for the passionate. II l. [
difficult task to fill the vacancy made 10y
Rev. ID. W. Wilson. His virtues were \
many and his faults we have yet to know
Mrs. Atwood has returned to her home :.
n Warwick from Mortified where she
las been staying with her sister. Mrs =,
STATION. until her recent death. mother =
i.tcr. Mrs. George Manning. has been
erously i'll, but Is on the way to recovery. Fl
The annual business meeting OF the Sun.
lay school of the Congregational church h
vas held in the vestry last evening, This h
vas followed by social hour and refresh
nents. All were invited. old, young, and ,l
who were interested in the work n
{ the Sunday school
Miss Hatch and Miss Sarah Aver enter. d,
aimed the seniors OF both Mt. iiermon n,
nd the seminary from 4 TO o'clock in
hall Satt nd ali
lille Others remained in the hall for a ~
ocial Refreshments and social time in -
he evening completed another of the sen u
RS good times.
At II o'clock last Saturday morning the y,
ockey teams of Overtoun hall and the i"
Dttages at Mt. Hermon played on Perry VI
ond on the seminary campus. The cot
ages won. ) to 3 Conrad and Hal Cutler m
ms of Principal Cutler, distinguished VI
,cmselves for fine playing. la
The grange held an interesting meeting
uesday night About IS were present. en-
|uch fun was obtained from the pound ey
lie as well as IS in money, which goes II
ward the piano fund. A special meeting le,
to be held next Tuesday night when the II
inject of seven new members is to he sa
,nsdered.
Paul d. Moody of Babylon, L. l., will va
lurch, Mr.. Smith being at Mt Hermon. du
the evening, A. p Fit will lecture dr.
I'd show 80 stereopticon slides on Where tic
ur English Bible Came From. These err
dies will give reproductions of the lit
rliest known records of the Bible an
Mr.. and Mrs c. Fl. Webster write of Gu
cir safe arrival in Key West after WI
asick voyage. They are now coming up an
e eastern coast of Florida, stopping at sh'
lin Beach, Rock Ledge. and st. Au- vel
stine the 18th and 18th of February, and pr
irving at Port Royal Feb. IS where they SIC
II visit Mr.. Webster's aunt. Mr.. Web. TAT
IRIS health has improved greatly and wa
writes he is now O. X. Hp
Horace Reynolds of Westmoreland, n. ". .H'
i, came to Mortified Monday to make h l,U
home with his niece, Mrs, Thomas chi h;;
ark. He is partially paralyzed from a H. H.,
ock received recently. He was brought . .oe
Mr.. Kidders ambulance from South ,Ga
rnon, his sister, Mrs. L. L. Joslin, Of pa
attleboro accompanying him. She will
main with her daughter, Mrs Clark and .e
list in the care of her brother He is \
years old. A
Julius E. Warren, first superintendent hor
the Mortified public schools, was in r
cn the past week. He is now state to
mt of schools Of Massachusetts, living in u
,rcester. Last Thursday afternoon he tb;.
re the first in series of addresses in voa
me hall on The Needs of the Rural iast
lool. Those in attendance thought it l Iate
V helpful His son, Ernest, who is a as s
ior at Dartmouth was guest at Mrs: had
H. Green's the past week for several VOC, ,oa'
IS. his
he mothers meeting was held this he
ernoon at the parish house with Mrs. dau