The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08

Harp slslldns !. sesliag in . fruh
sieEe IA NsN ioTk anil living Hhh HE
meihsf.
Mr.. Amhil,aA solana, l. in srsirs
nrid u4Iins ioF Mr, soland,'s moihsr, -lss
ls very III,
Rev, aud Mfs, II. c. Mshie are in town
ieE is~ daSs ssiiias their plase IN eFisf
tof summer,
DF, Gsofr~ y, GoLlthwaii has sola HE
fam formerly e~nei by Ahssl Field 10
Mr., fng,
Mr.. GeoFse Wiiis so@s Ia Allentown.
Ia, this week Ia yisil her naTrhis, Mr.,
and Mrs. hinis,
Miss Filth 4 iiarfadan has hem en-
leriaining her cousin. Mas Gladys Miner,
u South ne~rhsld.
Mr.. e, 7, Pass anil daughter II Aihol
ae~ rern, guests Tor several days al
Mrs, :. y Whlimore,
Miss Christine Newton has bought oui
Mr., Waller neoliiile's Interest in the
ladies furnishing business,
Herbert Stone l. now enjoying the
.plrndors of pans lie 10 scheduled 10
auiye in New York about MAY !.
.Dr, and Mrs 4. l. Newton went 10
Tmv "Wednesday for few DAYS. While
there he viii vlslt an aunt 81 years old,
", :. Rlark WAS eallei 10 Ieomins,er
Mo,rlay hy the death ~ his only sister
who had been Vefy VI for a long time,
Mr.. filen Mason, Who has spent most
Il ih. winter with Mr. and Mr.. w. A.
Priest. has r.iurncd 10 her home in Bos'
ton,
Ns O.. A.. .........I f..... ~. l.na
Wei, "a HE home in Nova Scotia and y
Al work again ON cottages ON Rustic
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mr.. Putnam o. Williamsyille,
VT. parents 81 Mrs, George \, kidder,
are about 10 como to Mortified TO make
their home,
Mr.. y scaholme. teacher Of new sys'
TEN 81 piano instruction. i in North
field for four months, boarding with Mn.
Frank Harness.
Mr.. John Reed and daughter, Isabel,
are AZ T. j. Clark's They have packed
their goods and Mr.. Reed may make a
change in business.
Worl has been received Of daughter
horn In Metnchen, y. j., 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Olo Frost and granddaughter 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cummings Of this town
The boys' brigade meets for drill again
tonight. Now is the time for boys over
L. years 10 Join in authorization Of the
state camp 10 be held early in Sepiem'
Der.
Mrs d. Everett Lyman went 10 Spring.
field Sunday TO attend the funeral OF
George Gilmore Of the Boston 4 Maine
railroad. in whose family her son and
daughter boarded for five years.
Arthur Phillips. accompanied by his
wife and ,Iudson, will sail for Pans May
1, To be- gone at least year. Mr.. PHI,
ips will sing in opera in France and VIII
continue his profession on his return 70
this country.
Al the meeting OF the o. +. ;. last
week DIR. w. p Wood gave an interest
ing account Of the origin OF the grand
chapter. Mrs. Webster and Miss Alex
ander rendered two fine musical selee-
tons on the piano.
Harold Randall returned from ms
Washington trip last Saturday, The others
arriving Tuesday forenoon. While IN
Washington the pupils had the pleasure
and honor Of shaking the hand OF Presi
dent Taft in the White House.
The minstrel show which was repeated
Friday night for the benefit OF the Sons
Of Veterans. drew fair audience. Sew
eral new features were introduced. After
expenses are paid about $50 will be hand
ed over to the Sons OF Veterans.
Charles w. Mattoon has extended an
;nyitat;on TO the Women's Relief corps !
and Grand Army to the annual gathering
Of these orders at Floral cottage for an
oyster dinner at noon April 10 Inc !
afternoon will be devoted to the business
of the orders
Rev. Elliott Brown will occupy the
Congregational pulpit next Sunday IN the
absence of the pastor at Mt. Hermon.
There was no service in the Unitarian
church last Sunday. The Young People
meeting was led by Miss Amy Hamilton
tbe subject being Christ's Teachings IN
The evening Rev Mr.. Smith spoke on a
God.
meeting Of the Sons of Veterans was
held Tuesday night in Proctor nail III
was decided to rebuild on the Ola sue
Tho hilding committee composed OF y
r Cummings. A. w Proctor, r. W.
Doane w. c. Fisher and d. l.. Proctor
have already made investigations and look
ad over plans. The work will be begun
at once and pushed as rapidly as posslole'
The annual meeting of the Unitarian
Alliance was held Wednesday afternoon
and The following officers were elected
for tbe wear. President. Mrs: =; Y.
Stearns. vice-president, Mrs. julia Pr9G-
TOR. corresponding secretary, Mrs. =. II,
Webster: recording secretary, MISS rn mnm.
Green: treasurer, Miss Gertrude ba1I'
directors. Mrs Leila Allen, MIS-; d. ,n NJ
Field. Mrs. George Alderman, Inc AN,
ance is to have Miss Margaret Barnard
for one of its speakers in May
fair number of the members OF the
Eortniphtlv met in Library hall 1or 'ne
annual meeting on Monday afternoon M IN
response to the petition sent 70 aiVa No.
Mr. Farley of the state legislature ~ he
gard to the protection OF via sana,e viii
said: 81 received your petltloh a. an' al
cow in the matter" Miss Daisy Holton
ra,, two very pleasing selections on
he niano, Mrs. Richardson read an ar
t;ole IN Harvard House at StratIo?rd.on,
auon and the toast Marie Corelh gave
- III 10 women Of America at 6anquet
bo,d there bv the American women
n le,; The following officers were eleG,-
s ~ foy one wear: President. Mrs. n. I.
w cd 0 yice-president, Mrs; frames ra
s rt ooI,hr;doe. secretary, Mrs. W. W, zoe,
treasmrer Miss Gertrude Ball; literary
oornm;ttee. Mrs. Elliott Brown N ME-,
Tnad Caldwell. Miss Pauline Sykes, Mss
Sue Thompson. Mrs. Fred Holton, ; Mao'
Ambert Moody; executive comi Eaa;th
Miss Tnez Hull, Mrs: Leonard Si;n n.'
Mrs n. P. Wood, Miss Sa ran W Wool'
Mrs. C. Fl. Webster, Miss y. bene e,a w ' ex.
l1ad 10 Mrs. Mrs Wood for her faithful
services as president The music .e COMMIT W.T.
Iee wa Mrs. Alvin George Miss ha,sn nj
and and Miss Emma Alexander IN P iaot Of Of
Nv p,ou-n resigned. The suplect vi