The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18

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"a the hnme at hi, mulhrrs Mr- liatue
Mmslnw Monday, and lett for boston
Mrlnrsdst norning il' saAs that in Zee
different elite. Ia which hr has made his
hnm. during the lia.t tea YEAR, including
Inui.,illr. Chicago. Atlanta. Pho.niX and
Omaha, A. well q. his present home, San
franri,,n, Mh,ir hr h., l,ru Tot the pact
f,r ,rai,. r., I. rtllcl Mr. NlnsluN, hu,
be- Win never br able t0 educate Town
hund lrnnlr ~ any .uvii .illiri way, even
II nr l. the fnanual agent pi ,omr oi the
latgt.i industrial rumI anirr ~ the west,
llr was "humpri prrtN hard hN the
earthquake. ~ h. cNiivs-cs Il, losing both
hi. home and place oi hu-n .Fs. hut hr Wa
nui hong ia masking a nra start which has
brought -uco.,s, lie va doan, hul not
nut.
The Baptist toll rall, held IN the church
Thursday ot lat week. was well attended
aud enjoyed by all The roll call proper
was preceded hy a good dinner served by
the women ai the church IN the NesiN,
After the dinner Messi.. Wallace lnd Gil.
h,r' aud Mis-, Mildred Phillips entertained
with song In Dawson the state mission
al. spoke 0u Christian Qualities, aud Prof.
Wallac. praised the young PEOPLE OF
Townshend. Rev. Joselh Mexican also
SPOKE few lelpiul wOrd.. Then the mem.
ber> oi the church and friends repaired
To the church where the roll was called
Many letters were received from absent
members, several of which contained
checks for church work, DIR. Dawson al
dressed the meeting and also gave an IN
tert>tng aud helpful talk, Deacon Z. 2.
Stehhns. in reply Ia hi> name, sand tins
was the 63rd year he had been member
Of the church and he had never missed a
roll call Many Of the other older members
were present.
About dozen women OF the Hadassah
league enioyed meeting at Miss Pearl
Ihayers Tuesday Mr.. DAVIS eame after
them with sleigh big enough to hold the
whole crowd 50 they had sleghride a.
well a. club meeting. When they re-
turned they were 50 busy praising the big
feed and telling how glad they were that
l.ottie Holden, who has been i'll for a long
time, was able to be- present and how good
he sugar on snow tasted that II was hard |
work finding out what work they did, but |
i is believed they claimed 10 have sewed |
There was one regrettable incident OF the |
trip. but perhaps no one was TO blame, |
lfter all. DR.. Parker and Rol Phillips felt |
80 sad to think their wives were going to |
be away for the afternoon that each got |
Inner horn and a COW bell. and bounding |
lut OF the clearing house a. the team was
passing undertook TO play the old familiar |
une, My Wife's Gone 10 the Country. |
They say that no one could have done bet
er with the instruments they had but. !
anyway. they frightened Allie Marshs
black colts @ almost to death and got |
Mr. Dayis's gray one so excited that he |
ouldnt half visit with his fair passengers
IN the first half of the trip. but as no great
lamage was done and as both the men
wore subdued air after the women re
urned nothing further will be done about