The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18

seal ailh g4iAss l.siassh the doFmitoris,
iassl u siolI~d, II i lh0a1hl that IN,
aisN shss lhr Io@ghsli ssAsaa thossh n,ih
ins has hesa otileially daeidaA
Tbs awarding II iLs f..lle~ier r,i,r.
eAA iakr llaee beat Sunday Al the rhiia
ran Sunday sehooi 81 ~ The las, Ia,
its i'nsl alirtdahre, To Mts. n 4. Meal,
fsass - IA laois ehe arse al I~sissi IA
siiriadssen, lhilip Mn@l, Chester AkirsA
l"sss Adrish, naghanHI glapp ani NJ,
eil@hisf lriEes all alsa e. saanlssl
igf inall ttaals having I~afeft ATTENDANCE
A'ai i"r The mosl lailhlai students.
\ .rG Interesting rrasram uas nrp,
his' lasl Sunday IN ih3 Unitarian
ehaffh, ihis Nas harvest SUNDAY All ~
sssfis,srs mlaird 10 that subject. NE
fhhirh nas ailafiigrk decorated with
shiA sanihrmums and hanks IL auiu,nn
lipils and vegetables. iasleially arfanrs.i'
AilrF ihe usnal 0lening service ruritaiisns
Arnr sl.sn lg Ralph rforioF, Clyde Cum,
.,ins', M.ss nirssrF aud llenlre Webster,
lhfhlr Webster and Gertrude rendered
lltaslns duet, accompanied hy Mas Ma,
,."n Webster siollnisl and the organ.
het \ y Milsan spoke 10 the ehildrrn
- NoAihs and kraplns and illustrated his
talk GA the blackboard This interesting
ssiNi,e pas flosrl with the song. God
sierd the Right,
\ slaiion for wireless telegraphy has
lavn truriud Al Mt, ilennon srhool hy n
q Smith and \. q. :, Raipl. lao s,ol,u,.
inifrtrinl in sfirulite STUDY. Roth Az
tnam New York. Nhenr they haVr had
airl0ts stations 81 their own. They -,
runsi information a. 10 how 10 erect snfh
u siions irum cleriftal magazine ard
other 0lefaion. Their outfit consists III
tAn Nites each 80 feet long. stretched
ifmin the top ~ the power house chimney
IA the iaE pole on recitation hall, one az
ihere paints hcins ~ feet high aud the
other 10 iri Other uircs 100 irrt
long run from the upper wins 10 their ope,
rating oom, They have heard messages
from Cape Cod aud chafiesiown navy
yard, with maximum distance Of il5
mile When they get the instruments
better perfected. they expect 90 be able
60 take messages from GO 90 sDD miles
with this equipment, Their sending ap
raTalus y not powerful, and they would
not hc able to dispatch a message more
than 10 10 ~ milcs
Robert NJ. Snow died Friday at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Alice :. Howe at
Springfield. Mr.. Snow was born At Col
rain. Oct. II. 1884. where he attended the
fNNNi NAiAAAfAr anu lhAfI NtHA W shNMAF
academy lie married March 10. 1860. |
Miss Diadema Il. llo.mcr, who was a sis
ter Of Francis llosmer, and went 10
Greenfield in 1865. lie was a florist for
many YEAR,. lie WAS a member OF the Sec. /
ond Congregational church OF Greenfield
and was a leader OF the choir for many
years. lie was chaplain at the jail for a
long term OF years and conducted mis-.
sion Sunday school. Mn. Snow died
year ago last April and Mr.. Snow had
made his home with his daughter since
that time. lie leaves besides his daughter,
three sons, Robert H., Francis and
Nathan, all Of Greenfield. The funeral was
held at the Second Congregational church
Monday morning az 1890 with burial at
Mortified at . o'clock. Rev. \. Fay Smith
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Snow made their
home in Mortified for several years oecu'
pying the house south of the new high
scbool building ON Main street He was
ianitor of the Congregational church and
man of musical ability.