The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25


Mrs. D. d. 4. Stowe 10 confined 10 the
house b. illness.
Mr.. Charles sieckwell Is confined 10
tho hoase hy illness.
Thermometer registered IS desSeo. be
lsg AeFo this morning
Mr.. Carl Wiley Of GrrnLeld Is q
guest a, 7. II. willey's.
Mrs Catherine Haywood has been sen
oa.ly III for several days
Me. Ida u, Fox has been confined 10
her home BY illness this week.
The Needlecfaii will meet next FRIDAY
afternoon With Mrs. Walter Bartlett Al y
Spring street.
The Capernaum circle will meet this eve.
ming al 30 o'clock. Rev, y. j. Lewis
wall give a talk on the Bible.
Albert q, Dunklee Of Worcester. Mass,
was called home yesterday on account Of
the death Of his father. T.. G. Dunklee.
Miss Fannie n. Siellmann has returned
from Saratoga, y. u. 10 care for her ais
ter. Gladys siellmann. who has measles.
II. y. Weatherhead l. in New York on
business. lie viii attend the banquet CIV
en- by the T. A. strout company TO their
agents.
John l.. Helyar expects 10 return 10 bur.
liogton next week, where he will resume
teaching In Vermont university after
four months absence by illness.
Among those who have been taken III
with measles during the past week are Mr..
aud Mr.. T.. &. Dunklee, III. q. Smith.
Misses Grace Miner and Ruth Prcntiss.
Mrs. X. r, Hamilton and son Silas are
victims OF measles and other cases lately |
reported are Miss Gladys Siellmann, |
George am Hazel Chase and Dorothy Cain. !
The mission study club OF the First Con.
gregational church viii meet with Mn.
+. ID. l.. Stowe at 3 o'clock Thursday at.
ternoon. There will be a social hour and /
will be served.
Mrs. j. :. Morse entertained the Tween
ticth Century Sewing club Friday after.
noon at her home ON Glen street. The en-.
tertainment took the form OF a valentine
party and hearts were used extensively for
decorations. A cover dish lunch was
served.
First Congregational church, Rev. +. j.
Lewis, minister Sunday services: Morn
ing worship at 1890 o'clock with sermon
by the pastor; theme, How God Recon
niles Us TO Himself; Bible classes at u
o'clock. There will be no evening service
IN account of the mass meeting at Festival
hall.
The Young Mems league met with
A. Wells Stowe last evening. A literary
program was rendered and very interest
ng letter from Fred Stowe was read de-
cribing the country and conditions in
honduras, Central America. There was
'pecial music and refreshments were
erved by Mrs. Stowe.
II is Thanksgiving week at the Bet
erley homestead. as they have their chill
lren and grandchildren with them: Mrs. ,
John Whitaker and little Florence of !
lewfane; Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Stockwell
nd little Ruth Of Willimansett and Hugh | 4
I. Betterley, who returned home from the I
philippines Tuesday About 20 neighbors
pent last evening with them.
The woman's association of the First +
Congregational church held a meeting in
he church parlors Friday afternoon that /,
,as attended by about go women The =
ieetng was called for Thursday afternoon
ut owing to the weather was postponed
ntil the following day. The afternoon y
'as devoted to games and music with a dis
nssion of the work of the association in
he past and of plans for the future. Re- v
'eshments were served.
The funeral of Lewis j. johnson, who
leu last week thursday from the eHects
injuries sustained the previous Monday Ii
y falling tree, was held Sunday after
Don at o'clock from his home on the "
larlboro road. There was large attend II
nee and the floral gifts were profuse. -
ev. E. j. Lewis, pastor Of the First Con- d
,egational church, officiated and Mrs. w. g
Stellmann sang two selections. The u
carers were j. w. Hamilton, w. Il. Tay-
r, j. L. Stockwell and A. j. Waldron. N
urial was in the West Brattleboro Gene F
ny. Among the relatives present from
1t of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Myron N
orbett and Mrs. Cora Eastman of Ber- m
,rdston, Mass, William Higley Of Hall
X and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Staten Of a.
ernon. -