The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05


al The,- gill he preaching service sun
day morning IN the baptist ehlneh, Hide
4 meelins FRIDAY evening al I.h o'clock
Mn, Jennie NJ, Cheney, leader,
Mrs, Anna q, Thnther aud sister, AR
J, A, HAYWOOD Of Lincoln, Neh.,. have
been spending the week with their broth,
! ere. George aud Fired Thomas,
Mr.. aud Mr.. W, T. Mixer have been
! ia li0sl0n this week A. guests 81 their
daughter IN law, Mrs, Hinma Mixer, pie,
Vious 20 her departure 10 st. Louis.
Mr., and Mr.. II, II. lirisss aud daugh'
, ter, Mas IVA liriggs. accompanied BY
Miss Ida Dix Of Springfield, Mass, went
10 Wilmington "Wednesday for visit
Mp, Hcrl,rr, Millington aud daughter
II Wilmington. have been recent guests
At Mn. =, A. Fox and Mrs. Henry Nil.
ling,on OF Amherst, Mass, is her guest
now,
Mrs, Charles Kemp Of North Adams,
Mass. has been recent guest Of MI
aud Mr.. ". :, Cove en route for Leh'
anon, \, H., where she viii spend some
time,
Mn. John IIill and sons, John aud n.
hot lllgrlow, lett yesterday for Proyl,
denoc, Il, l.. 10 spend some time with
relatives before returning 10 their home
IN Tarpon Springs, Fla.
On Monday evening the young people
met in Academy hall Tor social Games,
dancing aud selections from phono'
graph were enjoyed. Mr.. Amy Ryan
furnished music for dancing.
A iawn which was being chased by dogs
in South Newiane ran intos Mrs. Whita.
kcrs ward one day this week. On being
notified Game Warden X. l., Frost had
1t brought 10 his home and viii Try TO !
raise IL.
Mn. r. j. Delayan and son, Marshall,
are visiting at William Cushmans before |
going TO llinsdale, \, H.. 10 spend some
time with relatives. They expect TO
leave about sept ] for their home in
Kansas City, Mo
Charles Clsbee OF Revere, Mass, a
nephew OF Mrs Alice Richmond, l. al
SpoiIorl lake attending a camp school.
He was III several weeks during the
school year and l. improving this oppor.
iunity Of finishing his school work
Mrs. d. I. Perry left Saturday for Bos-
ton where she met her sister, Mrs. +.
II. Morse, and went TO the Rockland
house. Nantasket Beach. for weeks
stay. They will be joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Perry OF Springfield, Mass
Guy Thayer Of Norwich university,
Mortified. is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ID. Thayer.
lie recently purchased a young Morgan
saddle horse which he rode home, cover
ing 100 miles in two and one'half days
The farmers in district No g united
their forces and helped each other in
harvesting their hay and report an un.
usually large crop. They also report that
their gardens are being damaged by deer,
Calvin Harris having sustained the great.
est loss up to the present time.
Miss Ethel burlington and Miss Grace !
burlington OF Heath, Miss Ruth Flag
and Raymond Flagg OF Springfield Mass,
Miss PAMELA Morrill, and Dwight Nor
rill Of Iaeonia. \. H., James stoek6ine
of WATERFOWL, Conn. and Miss Edith
Applin of Brattleboro are camping at
Ash cottage at Sunset lake.
A. Wells Stowe was called to Fairfax,
Va, Friday by the death OF his grand
son. Norman Wells Hamilton, 10 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore NJ.
nearly month with a complication OF
diseases +. L. Stowe accompanied his
father and expects to spend some time IN
the south.
The womans association of the First I
church held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Alice Cook yesterday afternoon. Miss {
Emma Mixer gave an excellent paper on /
Protestant Missions in South America. ;
Miss Susie L. Clark read extracts on .
Conditions in Peru Refreshments were I
served. q
+. H. Wilder, formerly of this town; :
has been promoted from the position of :
foreman of the J. and l.. department to
foreman of the chassis assembling depart :
ment of the automobile section OF the 9
New Departure manufacturing company I
Of Bristol. Conn, where he has been !
for some time. !,
Mrs. Ella Plummer. who has been with f
her sister, Mrs j. $. Wood. was called il
% her home in Springfield, Mass Tues. o
er. Mrs. John Burke. who is suffering
rom an attack Of Bright's disease. This /
5 the second attack within three weeks h
md it is feared she will have TO be taken i
o the hospital for treatment Her daugh- +
er, Frances Burke, is also i'll. n
The most severe thunder storm of the n
eason occurred Tuesday afternoon about II
30 o'clock Besides the large amount e
If rain there was hail in large quantity d
md high wind. The hail stones were a
IS large as walnuts and the ground and a
lat roofs looked as if there had been a Il
light snow storm. Hail slid off slanting y
oofs like snow and one yard resembled fl
pile of course salt. Several gardens are
eported to be damaged, especially the o
orn. o.
An informal reception was held We'd " y,
esday evening at the home OF Mr. and i;
Irs. r. c. Clark on Green street in II II
onor of Mr.. Clark's two brothers and y !.
heir wives Dr. and Mrs. Charles +. II
lark, of Sivas, Turkey, and Rev. and e. :,
drs. James S. Clark, of North Benning. II
on. The house was prettily decorated J,
nth sweet peas, and dainty refreshments !, !,
Yere served in the dining room. a VI
lumber of friends were present and y
cry pleasant evening was enjoyed. -
T. J. Miller sowed an acre of ground 81
18th Alfalfa June 16 and has this week V
arvested large crop from it and eX- fc
ects another crop this fall. 1t is diff
ult to raise alfalfa in this part of the
ountry and farmers are much Interested
l Mr.. Miller's experiments. He attri- =,
utes his success to the soil rather than IN
Innate. Alfalfa needs deep soil for the Or
pots run very deep. Mr.. Miller is pre- wi
airing another piece of land to be sowed nl
18th it next year. w
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. ]. br
ewis, pastor. Sunday morning at 1920
clock, sermon by pastor, subject, Gods
abbath The Rest of The Soul. Bible 10,
asses at II o'clock. Evening service at
o'clock Church prayer meeting at 7.30 in
clock The Capernium Circle meeting
730 o'clock this evening subject, oil
hrist Our Friend. Conservation service be
aders, Miss Sadie Winchester and Miss M;
oldie johnson.
The woman's society of the West Gull