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

house. On TUESDAY nlshi when the mrf'
cary MAS below zero,
\, u, Alexander may.d the lasi II his
ssnls Ia West dover Tuesday. The fam
10 followed Wednesday iof their new
hone iof the neat tao years Al leasi,
Mrs, Elisa liank. has moved into the
Tenement Ia Webster block,
Lawrence i.asellr, who has bren home
recovering from an attack 81 appendl.
siiis, went "a Springfield Monday aud
was Operated upon Tuesday, Late &C.
port tells his condition Is favorable Tor
speedy recovery. Mrs, Lasellc 10 VIII
| him.
The Sons ii Veterans auxiliary Will
give play tonight entitled No Men Al
lowed, THIS will b. pFnrrSissi ~ snlpef'
fhose taking Iat IN the play az. MIS-.
Maths rfnetor. Mrs, Marion froeior
Ni one act,
The inserting of the Woman : alliance
III the Unitarian church. which WAS 10
have been held "Wednesday. MAS not
held an account ~ the severity ~ the
weather, MTs, Mary L, Wells smith,
who MAS 10 speak. irlephoned that her
visit would better be postponed.
The new rooms u the Norihheld Press
are nearing completion. The artistic
shelving. finished IN old green. y the
handiwaTk al Messrs. George Holion
and 4. 4. Cummings. On the north side
III the front room will be located the
real estate Office ~ Elliot ". Brown.
The Unitarian society cxpeeic,. Rev, Il,
T.. Rrks oi Derriield 10 preaeh lasi sun
,lay, bat ia his absence II. u, Field read
sermon. Mr. Rirks will preach next sun
day. The Christmas program Of music, |
which was planned tot Dee. 70, was given |
lat Sunday.
Mr.. phipps left Last Thursday for |
Cleveland. o.. whore she will Join her
husband for III. remainder Of the winter.
She has rented her tenement IN Mr., Ella
I.azellc', house 10 AIR and MIR. Goodyear,
Mr.. GOODYEAR /, superintendent OF the
seminary laundry.
Tn. Womans Foreign Missionary so
ri.,y met with Mr.. Walter Waite Wed
neslay afternoon at 3 o'clock. The sub.
ject was the gospel IN Spain and Portu'
sal. George Witte. who spent some time
n those countries a few year ago. will tell
II the missions he visited.
Last Monday nigh, the seminary girls
who remained in town for their vaca'
ion were invited 20 attend the recep.
ton at Mt Hermon given 10 the new
students. This was another OF the
good times for those who could not 90
home. An entertainment was enjoyed
with class wells and songs. Refresh
nenis were served.
Last Sundays service at the North
hnrch was in charge of the pastor. Miss
)aisy Holton presided at the organ IN the
bscnce Of Miss Coolidge on her vacation:
Hiss Ethel Higgins sang. The week OF
,rayer will be observed by meetings four
yenings in the week at 7.3O in the vestry:
tuesday evening Rev. Lewis Chafer will
cad; "Wednesday, +. I. Howard; Thurs.
law. Rev. y. Fay Smith; Friday, \. L.
lit. Next Sunday in the absence of the
astor at Mt. Hermon Rev. Lewis Chafer
I'LL preach II is expected he will con-
net service of song in the evening
The body of Mrs. Rufus Holton was
rought here from Westerly, X. J., for
urial Wednesday Services were held in
he Unitarian church at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
lotion had lived with her daughter, Mrs
ertnide Stiles, for several years, but she
as former resident OF this town. her
lIsband being station agent at Northheld ol
n many years. MIR. and Mrs. George n
now. who are close relative, had visited h
or and corresponded with her since she T.
# Mortified She lived with her only IN
lid. Frank and Clifford Hoton are q
.phews and Mrs. Forest Estabrook Is h,
zee. She was so years old. Mrs. Mar ia
IA Hoton is the last OF that generation. az
Charles Addison Malley. son of the late by
rs. Michael Alaley, writes OF his moth VI
+: Her motherhood was OF the type X
AT has made American home life so IS
ar. and has formed one OF the bull IN
irks of our nation. Her thoughts were no
ways of Others. and her boys and girls
ere ever the objects of her solicitation.
, | go through life | can wish for my 81
If nothing more gratifying than that my ey
dominating tendencies may be like
ose possessed by her. Her life was an Sa
ample which has inspired my best eff re
rts, her memory heritage OF lnestim'
lie value" Mr. Malley was educated in II,
e public schools Of Mortified and Bos- ul
n. and is now state senator. u"
All will be interested in the trip Her Co.
rt Stone. assistant manager of the i io
,rthfeld. is planning to take. starting ou
n. 90 He will sail on the steamer
able of the White Star line on cruise tel
rough the Mediterranean to Palestine, an
,pping at all the large ports ON the Med IL
sea, at Constantinople at Pal
inc, with several days in Egypt. On ha
return trip Mr.. Stone expects to stop MI
at Naples and tour across Europe, join las
, the party again at London. The party z
to be gone 10 days. John Bancroft oh,
wins, organizer of the Orient Travel rea
que, will conduct the party and have inc
lrge of Sunday services on board Mrs. y
wins accompanies him. Mr.. Devins has 40
~ ,art nf o,,arv summer for many hal
RS.
Ir and Mrs. Lawrence Lazelle enter
A Il SnIt
,rdman of West Wardsboro. VT, Miss
len Simonds of the Emerson School of to
tory, Boston, and Miss Ethel Jacobus I
Brooklyn, n Y. Friday night they day
e New Years party A maze of cob. Els
, was first untangled and at the end of n
h string was box containing some -,
liar couplet Whoever had the coup I ~,
that completed the stanza must join 'ie,l
h the other in singing the four lines to n
e tune. An excellent program was Saw
lished by Miss Jacobus, who sang, as Chr
Herbert Stone. Miss Simonds read, N
Mrs Boardman gave instrumental Sc last
ions. New Years greetings were ex- Fra
nged at the stroke of u, followed by NJ
eshments Windemere is surely in
Sc of hospitality. i inc
he Fortnightly last Monday showed Mrs
client preparations on the part of T
ST III CHdISt VI tHe pIuSIdHi' WI the
w. Coe presided and gave sketch J Do,
lne conui.lon % iancs ps Ml S sme dom
'mpson gave paper on the forma- r! VI
/ and history of the Huguenots in MIS-
nee Miss Stearns told of the set sper
nent of the Hupuenots in America. mot
J. Wood showed picture of the Al
rch of the Huguenots in Charleston, gath
c. which she visited when south. Geo
s Sykes told of prominent Hugue- min,
in this society when in power Miss sary