The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

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Tks asth annnai eahNenIisH ~ The
"a. h. r. a. mFl Ia lhr congregational
shasuh ThnTssiaN ahd Friday, lnhr
ansi Il Right eeuniics were Tpiirsrn'sH
hy - firlrsairss
The SESSION al,sned wiih = pIaNsT SO
vice, Mrs. q l. liakrI, irasirii ihi'
aas followed ~ business meeting ~
ih- aIivihean raipr ihr department g
ia,rtss ENaneplisiir. MIS-, v. L. hahrti
lsri,lsiian. M. Iasanue Passslt, paf
lfv III al, Mrs. q 4. Mesirk; paper,
Ar 4. A, Mymah; mnsie, White kih'
i,on ttin. The eyralng VAS taken ~
hN NFlrainss ~ lhe diieFenl st.rirllHs
hero, ThEisiian EhdeaNeF, Miss lar
fiei Neslang SUNDAY ssh,sal, Z, l.. lies
es.eks Homeland circle, Mts, \, -
M..aiel farmer, l.. \ iinshi business
m.u. Il. h, NrNtani church. Ne. We
vail, h absence ~ Rev, MT, Moofel
NeNfan. nnieu, Mn, Eta llerork y
president, RESPONSE, Mrs, Iva David
san, 4 isem ~ Mrs, lila falsons Gov,
~ and solns hy Mr., Grace Rha,ies Hnd
L. l.. ilrsrnrh were much enjoyed hf
al
Friday morning the following officers
uere olneteds President, Mrs. Mary >,
Morgan; wire presidents. Mis-. Emma
IA. i'uinaui. Ms Lucy Il. Kellogg; scr
friary M, Mary o. Sprihg; treasurer,
Ma. Hattie l.. CLARK; auditor, Mrs, \,
A. NKmaH. Tho afternoon session
aprnt,i with music and memorial boat
4 report vac given hV ihn suprrinirn'i'
sni III each nf thr following depart
mrnfsi pfr-s. Nfs Is g. Mason; prison
faud nii. Nj. e. naNidsnns savings
lsut. Nh &. 4. llssrnck, saeini. Mfs,
EE. q Foster. soldiers and sailors. Mr..
Hrllr ltutfef1rldi systematic eitiHH,
Nfs l.HrN Kellogg; liiaitIrhntu Rect
fsum. Mas Mur A. Tucker; fair. Mt
HARRIET ruehrfi Sunday sehool, NJ
I frank fyuNs scientific irHpr iahre lMt
sinittian. Ma Enma Nafe and uiH
srIs Mr. Musher bad charge ~ iho
J surs ion box
Tile Iasi al 10 afternoon was dcvoi
Z ri in tlr children bnuf Tie village
school gave "a Rery pretty Nae dftl.
I ai.n music uHd icriiaiiurs. IA this they
/ a.st,. as.isfrl hs the school 81 district
7 So. & Miss Elsie T.. leHse. state sue
reTiutrudrut nt juvenile work, gave
most interesting falt % The children,
T Tie convention closed Friday evening
with an address hv Miss Rheua Mosb.
Irr. national tcmrrrunrc organizer
ycrv pleasing feature throughout tie
session was the music furnished 10y
7 Mrs. e. l.. Ms,iet. Mrs. Emma Foster,
. Ms. lngeuuc Fassett aud the White
I Ribbon trio ~ Bellows Falls. Meals
were served IN the church dining room
land Tor the success ~ this part Of the
entertainment much credit should D"
given 10 Mrs Grace Rhodes. who was
chairman ~ this committee Of arrange
mcut-.
Merchant Il. D. Newton went TO Bos
ton last SATURDAY.
willard smith Of Puiucy j. visiting
on. son Fred Smith.
Mrs benjamin Eager is boarding
with Mrs john Pierce.
MIS- George Kuapp visited friends
In Athens last Saturday
Ransom Rhoades was In SaXtOns Xiv
er on business last saturday
Miss Ruth GRAY attended the gradua.
ton exercises ri Townshend.
Miss Sadie Underwood and William
SARGENT visited in town Sunday.
Frank Gibson. former resident, Is
calling on old friends here this week.
An auto party Of 10 from Norihamp
ton were guests over Sunday at the
Inn.
Mrs. Fred Pierce and son of West
Minister are visiting her father. J. u.
Pierce
Miss Emily Hall Of South Norwalk,
Conn. is n summer guest at the DAVID
son Naples
Mrs. Ellen Freeman of Brattleboro
visited her brother, Harlan Howe, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Abbie Kenny Eager returned 10
New York last Saturday with her
husband, W II. Eager.
Mrs. Claude Maher has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow, of
Wilmington. this week.
Mrs. Perry and Mrs Eldridge Alden
both of Greenfield. were recent guests
of Mrs. n. II. Knowlton.
Mrs. c. \. Conklin and daughter,
Mabel, Of New Haven, are summer
guests at o. X. Wright S.
Mr.. CARLYLE Of Bellows Falls. who
represents the International Harvester |
company, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs Jane Radwav, delegate, at the
W. c. 7. L. convention, visited her sis
ter.in-law, Mrs. Frank Railway.
Next Sunday morning Rev n. >
Moore will preach on the Mustard Seed
from the text. Mark 4;30-32.
Henry Knapp of West Brattleborc
came last Friday to visit his brother,
George Knapp. for few days.
Mrs. n. II. Goodnow returned We'd
nesday evening from North Cambridge
where she has been spending few
days.
Mrs. Silas Kenny and Miss Mamie
Platt went to Brattleboro Thursday for
weeks visit with Mrs. Augusta Nj.
Railway
At the grange meeting Wednesday
evening Arthur Railway exhibited
some rye grown on the Railway farm
which was over six feet high.
Miss Nellie Underwood of East ia
maica, who is attending the seminary
at Townshend, was the guest of Mrs.
Charlotte Underwood recently.
Mrs. Arthur Ingram is in Williams.
vile this week at DR.. Whites. DR.. and
Mrs White are in Barre attending the
graduation of their son, Aaron white.
Miss Emma Moulton and Miss Maude
Howard gave very interesting reports
of the county Christian Endeavor con
vention held at Westminster West re-
Gently
The entire number that attended the
Christian Endeavor meetings during
MAY was 9l average attendance,
IS Is. The society has % active
members.
An auto party of five from Spring
field. cousins of Mrs Benson. together
with her sister and child from Man
were recent guests at the Coun-
ty house.
Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Moore were ap.
pointed delegates to the 115th annual
meeting of the Vermont Congregational
conference to be held in Montpelier
June IA to 16.
Mrs. Butler, who has been helping
Cbor1ac Eou. |