The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

hnne sinor rarly ia lhr ial aud al hope
/ she i nnR un Ice rad a. snol health,
carlo, inlnsM i piolring over hls
Ip,Nu I.pghafns, lhrN have laid beyond
al eNIsftatlnus and he halrs "a rend "a 4
| aIsr p4nnl Soon
The women II the Baptist chnnh met
! thi, afternoon with Mis-. lilrkianl 10 ialk
vi, missionary work ani unrEaninr THEW
missionary sarirlg,
William Holland Of nraiilrhoro was ~
town Nanday aud Iiteilay oi this week,
assisting Admtahi General Miles ~ his
Grand Auny work.
NeAs la, hecn pc.iN-l her hat NJ
thur purha,. has lSrn promoted a. the
tu,ltiou of foreman with The runu-tn Ton
which be- work, 10 Montreal,
The nnl,i. u,ilu h,li it, regular month
| IA meeting yesterday afternoon az Mn,
| frrl Loves. aud the usual pleasant time
and gpri things 10 cat arr reported
G,orgc lager hnnght heavy team IA
| lt,llnWs FALL last week and has gone 20
work ia West lownshrnd Al Ialts mill,
lie has moved into the old hotel building
Ni.. Jeanette laqnith of Vernon has
,harg. IT the station IA place nl llaiener
snow, who resigned last week, Niles ia
auth i. boarding at Mr.. Geopc lllhhs''.
Mr.. smd Mn. Luke Landman, MIS-, Ma.
hrl Howard aud child. and Mr., Cobb OF
londonderry, aud Mr.. Frank llo,lrN oi
Jamaica attended the schogl plaN gwen ~
the iern hall la,t THURSDAY evening,
Ilaynr, Sanders has sold the house he
lives IA tn Mn, Eiiir Farwcll NJ Nes,
Towu.h.nd. who will take possession
Ami. 1T. MI sanders aud family expect
in move into his new house 10y that time.
Mr.. >nsip Atwoul gave a very pleasant
mtlr dinner lnny last saturday AZ which
Miss susan RIOS, was the guest 81 honor
Il being the occasion 81 her 1lth birthday
anniversary. Hearty congratulations we've
received and very pleasant time was en-
loyrd 10y all,
Nlrs, Fred Randall. who tur somr year
has successfully taught the primary sun
d.,y school ni the Congregational church
has been obliged Ia resign owing Ia poor
health. Mr.. Matte Turner. at Mr. Ran
dnll'. suggestion. ha, been gwen charge OF
The youngsters,
Probate count brought a number ui pea
ple into town last week, among whom
were y. \. Dudley of South Londonderry,
Harvey Gov and '. W. Rauney Of Brook
line, Mr.. and MIR, T.. ". Prouty, Albert
Butler md W. VI, Butler Of Jamaica aud
Nln. Ferguson OF Bellows Falls.
Maggie Laid had an exciting experience
last SUNDAY night with the weather below
zero. Willie doing barn chores the wind
blew the door shut, the button turned,
and she was fastened in; after working
hand Tor some time she succeeded IN open,
my the door, but she wa, badly chilled.
At the morning service in the Congrc.
gationa church SUNDAY morning the sub.
iect OF the sermon will be. Abraham Lin
coin Judged by His Words. In the even.
ing at the union service IN the same
church the pastor will preach on, HIS Mo.
tive for Following the Master. All will
he welcome.
The trustees OF Leland 4 Gray a. well
a. Others in town are very indignant over
the story OF the play, Willowdale, which
appeared in the Boston daiies head.
lined H. 4 Play aud Dance. A. Leland
4 GRAY has always been known 10 a
Baptist school and as dancing has never
been allowed in the century or more OF the
schools existence, its friends feel that
rather large liberty was taken.
Harry C. Franklin is feeling pretty good
this winter and believes he has some pref
" fair rosecomb brown leghorns. He ha,
lH~l ItttlNtu i've llsl piiH'N anu ulh' Sp'
cals at the exhibition of the Vermont
State Poultry association in st. Adams.
Jan. Is to 81. He only entered five birds
and got Isl ON cock, LIST on hen, lst on
cockerel, lst on pullet, and LIST on pen.
These prizes make 10 regular and nine
special prizes besides one best display
prize won by Mr.. Franklin this season.
The Baptist Ministers Conference OF the
West River valley met at the Baptist
church Monday. Rev. W. $. Boardman
conducted an exhaustive study of the see
ond epistle to the Thessalonians on the
basis of the Greek text 4 bountiful din
ner was served by the Hadassah league
which was much appreciated by the con
ference. Rev. D. A. Mulhern Of Jamaica |
expressed the thanks of the conference to |
the women of the league in witty after |
dinner speech. In the afternoon Rev, X. |
II. Tibbals read an able paper on Pools
conception of God. A general discussion
followed. Those present were Rev. ". ).
Boardman, Rev. X. 5. Tibbals, Rev. D. $.
Rev +. G. Clark. Rev. J. E:
Berry. Rev, H. S. McIIale Prot. F.. ".
Wallace, Rev. Joseph Mexican.