The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

Several cases Of whoopine.cough are il
lst Mortified
Mrs.. Leonard Moody Of Chicago is tn,
est Of Mrs. A. G. Moody.
The boys brigade will receive $50, the
Oceeds from the minstrel show.
Rev. Arthur Wilson OF Clinton preached
the Unitarian church last Sunday.
George p Nation of Worcester has
en in town since his fathers death.
Mrs. Bertha Pierce of Pittsfeld has been
biting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Dresser
Mrs Alonzo Newton spent Monday in
brngfeld with her daughter, Mrs. John
hwles.
Miss Pearl Otis has returned home after
|veral weeks spent with relatives in Con-
ecticut
Mrs. Mary Shea and daughter have gone
J Springfield where they are to open a
foceTy store.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Newton are planning
be FIRST Of next week.
Miss Farley, the seminary gymnasium
facher, has resigned. Miss. Anna Day will
the position for the next month.
New hymn books are now in the pews OF
pc Congregational church. They contain
fany Of the old hymns and gospel songs.
Wallace Holton and family are moving
tom the house bought by Will Slate on
raple street into the Pentecost cottage.
The Unitarian parish meeting held Mon
Jay night has been adjourned one week as
Fw were present on account OF the storm.
D. Everett Lyman has been chosen for
|he grand Jury for year and Fred Doc
(ttle for traverse juror for the March term.
George Elmer, who has been in town
RInce the death of his brother, Amos D.
Elmer, has returned to his home in Provi-
|ence.
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Webster returned
Wednesday from their trip of six weeks
outh. Mr. Webster is much improved in
ealth.
The third in the series of lectures to
emlnary girls who expect to teach was
wen last Saturday in Stone hall on School
Management.
News comes from H. S. Stone every day
two from different ports on the Mediter
aD1ean, telling of delightful times and all
'ell on board.
Miss Van Mort of the Willabee settle
leht IN New York spoke of her work Sun
~, evening at Sage chapel. Miss Clara
Welcome sang.
Miss Lucy Webster, who has been visit
y her nieces in Springfield and Orange
nee christmas week, returned to her
ONE last Friday.
Next Sunday communion will be OBJ
'FVed at the Congregational church. when
'e members will be received into the
lurch by letter.
word has been received of the death of |
lahk H. Stratton at his home in Fitch
ny last week Tuesday. He was former
sloent OF Mortified.
me foreign missionary meeting was hela
the home of Mrs. W. G. Roberts We'd
quay afternoon. George Witte spoke on
lssloh Work in Spain.
raul d. Moody was in town to attend the
heIal OF his aunt. Mrs. Cornelia Walker,
80 mrs. Zimmerman with daughter, Miss
ortense. of New York.
-aiss Emma Alexander has gone to Gin
! 70 visit Mrs. Lillian Martin Sullivan,
10 recently buried her husband dying of
oefculoSis in Colorado Springs.
MSS n Elizabeth Fishback of Washington,
- now professional nurse among the
our hundred" OF New York city, is the
es' OF Mr. and Mrs A. P. Fit.
aul Dwight Moody has published by re-
-. !, n. thoughtful, inspiring address on
: flrst Easter Sermon. It can be pro-
l - at the Mortified Bookstore.
Ihe next lecture in the seminary course
Z ne gwen by Professor Clark of Yale
SPAN. 1t will be illustrated. Professor
IN III, Is brotherin-law of Mrs. Bessie
! :, Lizzie Washburn OF Racine, Wis,
!. -Sfs' Leonard Moody of Chicago re-
Neu 70 their homes on Wednesday, hav-
ZONE to Mortified TO attend Mrs.
, ! Walkers funeral. /,
80, -, Challenge games OF basketball have
'uN d the seminary for the cup. Last ! c