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

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The isrybaai for which the ,o~A ap
rfapFiAiad SAr al the Mafsh me~,lns
has heen built aud is IN usr al Aaan
fery,
Niiss Gertrude Atwood !. in shslbasns
falls visiting her aunt and attending the
graduation al hsr cousin IRON the high
| school.
Mrs, Leon Alexander and little Jalia.
with Miss Lillian Alexander, have gone
TO iiradiey Beach, \, j.. To visit Dr. Julia
liAnehl,
Mrs. Bessie White and Misses Doro'
/ tho and Margaret, after a brief yisil Ia
their home hetr, have gone away Tor the
summer,
Miss Clare Chapman and Miss Mccar,y
have charge Of The sunday school service
iar ehildrcn on Round Top next Sunday
morning.
Miss Sarah Minoi and her father went
Ia Matte Conn, Thursday for the sum
mer and 10 attend the spifi,ualis,le camp
meeting
A hail game between the town team
and Norihfeld hotel team Tuesday night,
though not finished, stood To IA favor
IL the hotel,
Mrs. End pallam went 10 Springfield
Yesterday 10 meet Mis-, Fireman, who
Nill make her future home with her son,
Fred Pallam.
Mr.. Rowcna Randall. NJ year, Of agc,
attended the graduation ot her grandson,
Harold Randall. al the town hall Las,
Friday night.
Mrs. Page. sister 81 l.. Il. Smith, is
visiting with him and her mother while
Mrs. Smith Is ON trip 90 New York
aud Baltimore.
James McConanghy Of Bowdoin, whose
home Is at Mt. licFmon, Is giving daily
accounts Of the students conference 10
the Boston Globe.
Mr.. sheldrick has set up his tent on
the road TO the auditorium and VIII carry
ON his sale Of Bibles and books OF song
a. in former Year..
Fred l.. Proctor has opened his livery
stable at East Mortified and has an Ice.
cream room and a soda fountain installed
in the Spencer house.
Mrs. l.. A. Ware OF Orange and Miss
Marjorie Ware OF New York are guests
al Mrs. Nellie Alexander. Miss Ware Is
a graduate from the seminary IN 1906.
Mr.. Bohni and daughters, Ruth and
Julia. leave n. Fay Smiths tomorrow
for Rochester, \. Y, where they remain
for the summer with Miss Grace Bohni.
The Unitarian alliance held q sale OF
fancy articles and food on the lawns OF
the church yesterday afternoon. The
procecds are for the work OF the organiza'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Archibald OF Lud,
low Vt. spent from Saturday until
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans.
sunday they took an auto trip to sugar
Loaf.
Miss Persis Washer OF Williamsville,
VT. who has spent the year with her
aunt. Mrs. G. n kidder, while attending
high school, has returned home for the
summer.
Miss Beth Britton is in West Chester,
n ". for a visit OF two weeks, whence
sbe Is ENJOYING trips TO Coney Island, up
the Hudson river TO West Point and 9th
! or excursions of interest.
Robert Z. Speer has recently received
. the degree OF Doctor OF DIVINITY. IRON
Edinburgh university, though he Is not
5 an ordained man. John X. Mott was
. also honored with the degree OF ILL., u
Miss Ethel Leavis and Miss Ruth
Moore, who were graduated from the
high school last Friday night, plan 70 en-
ter the seminary in September. Inc plans
OF the other graduates are not iuiiy de'
clded. =, l.,
, Richard Roxburg, the ,l5year-old poy
who lives at Mrs. Fred Aliens, was kick
ed in the leg by horse which hece Ts
tated the taking of 20 stitches. The
ninckv hoy took no anesthetic and Is
{ doing well. :.
| Rev. !. Stuart Holden will take part ~
conference for the deepening oil inc
e sn;,;tnal life at the Moody institute
t Chicago. the last week of July. Dr. $50
j Geld will also teach there during tho
: summer term.
. N ID Alexander started from Yves!
e Doyor IN attend the Masonic meeting las
week Int on account of an accident 10 III, m
!, wagon did not reach here IN time. Inc
4 Wasons have adjourned for two months
a Tha Eastern Star held meeting Wednes
o day evening.
Mortified grange held another OF NJ ~
[ IN oreet;np meetings this week. Inc SUI
s ;act Are Mothers Becoming Less GhuIi
+ with Their Children, if so, What i th'
n p d.. for Jt?. was well discussed DS
e Wrs George Holton and Mrs. Russell Gai
s lender Miss Ethel Leavis gave reaainl
i and Mrs. A. L. Newton rendered grapho
0 phope selections.
A delegation Of % members o. '1 M;iler
I. NJ ottended meeting OF the Miller
8 E iIh tribe last Saturday night. Inc war
!. ,.;nrs and chiefs degree was WORKED ~ :,
: men from this town. Large deiegatWtT nI
! wore also present from Ath9l ana LIN am
= woke. There were LIS Red Men WIZ 1 i,
> y;oved n bountiful banquet furnisneu Do q;
y }he Nllers Falls order. WORK ~ iat
'' Mems hall will not, be begun III u nre rnsi,
in the summer as all carpenters "''
ed with work.
cb;,dren,s day was observed i, last nn ah
1o On ~ The Unitarian church. Inc teacl
. ers Of the Sunday school had su SUE tool
If the preparations. Az cias and eyer
g mart with songs, recitations .,, anu nre
c;ses. and every one was eHce S;eh s,wav
= nared and well rendered wIio tho au3i
adds much to the pleasure; nd =, '"' infan
+ e aacah+er u Of MI. and Mrs. Arthur Mal
dau 4s1o was christened. Miss MIN
l. n fnaae' united with the church and wa
haet Miss Gates lives with tne MO nha
baPtiseu' Rev Arthur Wilson preache
= tinaales on annropriate for the Sunday o D
aa..SJ;n~ the Foundation OF Cnarac ,:t
IS bu u;nht The church was Decorated WIZ
an abundance of flowers
r. Mrs William Kelley, wife OF Dr uu ma
n icy, nnsS'IT%; n3a is a guest at Rev. y
s. rroVl S'a;,,bs with her sister, Miss huI
FAX FAX onm nmrse Mrs Kelly was form RI p
a. G 1m, Hill lila graduate of Northheid NJ "
lie S,o train;np school and one OF s M
S S,e family for year. she was so q
ia o ,,t 70 China by the German he.or 1oG
o o o%u Of Philadelphia in l9Oo' IN f fTs
she married DR.. Kelly, C Wnen + iney the
70 wont to Shen Chow. since 'n nrno r;ze
IT have built a churcn, haVe school and