The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

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80 gie,t at the Mortified.
hsF llol,on has returned from a
4, M in Springfield and Westiield.
: GAIA Hooper i caring for Mr..
"a Hu sitter. Esther, has gone
. hd home.
!, Axe S,ebbins LETT town last week
{Eriad. Conn. where she will be a
kalss 70 her mothers cousin.
! nyer meeting at the Congrega.
I AMI wa held this week on Wed.
N hat i might not conflict with the
J sLOol graduation exercises.
h,h school played the town team
ly,hl last Friday and won IA to ID.
sHriay the team played Powers in
L, d Bemarlston and won 5 to 10.
ud Nh. $. Macmillan Hachita
|srylvania are guests Of Miss Eta
rrin with their child. Mrs. Hachita
iunaly Mis- Daisy Merriman OF
hl,
u Ella Lazelle spent Thursday and
" Of last week with Mrs. Phipps in
Ezliton. Mis-, Avis Phipps has re-
b. iOm a Chicago Bible institute for
snmer.
n Ella I.azelle sent the first box OF
h. bit Friday to the Flower mission
9stn. Wild flowers are very desira-
lM 4 lett with Mrs. Lazelle Friday
Erg are sent that day to Boston
IN they do an immense amount OF
h. Nerhige has received a consign-
i d Syrian goods and will devote a
b d her house to the sale of them for
hiue, Mrs. Merhige has fancy arti-
nd articles OF wearing apparel and
Y who buy of her help a good
netting was held Tuesday afternoon
" children from 5 to II years OF age
eia 70 organize a mission study class.
sia diversion for the children during
Nnmer is the children's chorus in
" q Miss Chapman which meets
p Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
tEDns at Philips hall in Music hall.
s singing there are many other
times connected with it.
\ Students conference begins its first
Si tll' evening in the auditorium. The
faF buildings and a large number
lah are already filed with delegates
The eastern colleges and preparatory
vi. Last year 900 registered and as
number is expected this summer.
T. A, Johnston Ross will preside.
n speakers during the conference,
" lasts 70 days, are Prof. E. A. Stein
N' Il. /. Fasdick, Rev. John
In Adam, Prof H. B. Wright,
K L H. Miller, Rev. H. Roswell
u key, A. ?. Fitch, and DR.. John j.
M' Mr. Duncan Of Yale, will have
~ Of the athletics which occupy each
E'l90n and include an intercollegiate
Eay, a series of baseball games, a ten
tournament and the celebration of the
~ q July, which will take place Fri
|ssay !, as the conference closes July
Trends Of the delegates who are in
Ellahce are at the Mortified and pri-
I boarding houses.
|n ions Of y eterans Of the western di-
III aela their semi-annual meeting in
NJ, rYS1 hall at Mortified last Friday.
|sF DIVISION officers and delegates
Iron iron other towns. The officers of
h 'S r,tlo were nearly all present:
\ i VpplMLlmilngs, president; Henry I. Sis
(,r rlil'S,1eld, first vice-president; e. S.
NJ MN, o. East Hampton, second vice
|I4 t, Homer Harvey of North Ad-
r. treasurer; and A. W. Proctor, sec
~ s,, Inc chaplain was not present.
M ', ~ Were driven about the town
y Is afternoon, Supper was served at
4 p.nI nail at $50. Henry II. johnson
N, '% y corps and auxiliary were also
E,i;n VI llle Sons of Veterans. After
I Ss meeting an open meeting was
|Eg,s nPee y were made by visiting
,sS. also Is John Fisher and J. T.
h Suss, 1he Misses Proctor rendered a
N 4T Vt A pleasant social time was
h o Tue meeting proved a successful
n IttTy way. The Sons of Veterans
sSi1 a0ld a., field day early in Septem-
h or,a, WIN include the G. A. R. and