The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

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| al, bni has hired man Nas nui just ~ srs
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lasi Sunday morning
Nraall ,i'nnlson, Who oans The ~ Iona
AMI rrlls it- "a Toa nsl'end ierhons-s
Tsi s,s.s o. "a a. lninneiion oui asains'
West ,itri. NsNel i,.vsHi ahlrsi Ia lao
I T. cutting their irr IN ihr iiter, bat b.
i,,,s ubir,l 20 lhr aver hIt4kins ~ ~
inla convenient chunk. and then piins I
.uainzi ihs ,l,sai IL 4 mans lfrhutsei a. u
~ inr Mia lip'an during the I-rvnl
lhaw,
Neat FRIDAY morning, heb, II, Al i
n'rlnsk the wnmrn II the Home club vii
mss.t with Mir John Gtani h. tie quilt.
S,,,rn nfeml,rr, mat last Tuesday with
Mr.. T.. u, liaiehvlirr and the quilt wa
i,rl III short order and a tine dinnct en-
nl,sl Thee gatherings an nai held Tor
~. psrunlay gain A. much a. ior the
pleasant social time enjoyed hy all.
The Missionary program foI 1910 will bc
%. ioll0Ns: feh. ~, Foreign Missions, Dr
,aririy, Mr.. 4. 4. Taft. May Is. Ameii
ran Missionary association, Mrs, Susan Al
Wood. Aug, n. Church Building sorieiy,
Nh, Arthur l., Rand June Y sunday
Srhnnl and Publishing sucleiy. Mrs, J., II
Allhfr; sent, n, Educational .,alviy, Mr.,
\, l., 1--we; Aus. ~ Ministerial Md, WI
mrr Turner,
IN. death If Mn Ella Fletcher Walker
u,rufrsl At hrr home Ia Detroit, Mich,
Jan, NJ. Mrs. Walker Wa the widow OF
Judge Charlcs I Walker. fnr many ycars
q prominent lawyer Ia Detroit aud the
laughter ii the late Rev, Horace Fletcher,
D. d., 81 this town She leaves one
daughter. Miss Map Walker, and three
sisters Miss Harriet Fletcher Of this town,
Mrs. Sarah Palmer ri Frcdonia, y, y, and
Mr.. Horace Rnrchari of Bniileboro,
The village schools closed last Friday
inr their winter vacation aud will not
nrcn until late IN Apfil. The children 81
The grammar grades deserve much credit
Tor their work ia adding ~ new books and
a clock Ia their fnom Thosc on the honor
roll, having NO absent marks. are Guy
Rarty. ,terrll Sparks. Florence Howard,
Richard Davis, Herbert Harding and Hat
tie Nash. Special mention should bc made
nj RAYMOND Barry, one ot the younger
uupils in M,, Railway room, who has
been absent only once in four term.
Topics Tor next sunday ut the Baptist
church,. Morning. An Appeal for Atten'
ton. Evening. 1T the union service, topic,
Has the Wcatherrock aud the Barometer
Anything to Do With Young Mans
Success in Life, The annual roll call will
h. held on Thursday, Feb, TO- Dinner will
b. served at Has. Afterdinner speech
hy Rev. W. \. Dawson, ID. D., Of Bur.
lington \ social hour will he enjoyed
until O'Clock. when the roll will be
called. To be followed by an address by
Mr.. DAWSON. The church aud congrcga
ton are invited. All those attending this
church who are not members are cordially
invited To dinner. but written invitations
will not I've sent a. was done last year.
The illustrated lecture, The Story Of the
Civil War, given in the Congregational
church by c. W. Russell of Wilmington
TUESDAY evening was enjoyed by good,
sized audience. The hall was decorated
with all the different kinds of flags the
United States has had since she became
The lecture was delayed some
what ON account OF one of the property
trunks taking a little side trip. but the
delay was offset by the fine pictures and
story of the war. The only
is that Mr.. Russell could add TO
the dramatic interest by showing his fine
views Of Sherman'S march to the sea dur
ing the singing of the song Marching
Through Georgia. The male quartet.
Harry Franklin. Fred Gilbert. Dir Os-
good and Professor Wallace, and the old
time army soloist, Col. 4. h. Franklin,
added much to the pleasure of the even
ing, with their patriotic songs.
The women of Dorcas guild Of the Con.
Iregationa church are feeling rather good
these days and incidentally have a pretty
good opinion of the value of printer
nix and the distance that their local paper
travels Two weeks ago The Reformer
stated in this column that the women
lad 1890 of the $1,000 they had agreed to
nay for the town hall part of the church
building. which they are going to remodel
nto a vestry and chapel, and at the pres
mt writing they have received four dona-
ions. any of which will more than make
~ the sum they were Shy. Some OF
he cheques came from distance. One
vas from Mrs Kate Dutton of Gainesville.
la. one from Mrs. Lotto lWindslow) |
}rainard of South Orange. \, j., one from |
edwin Sawyer of Hyde Park, Mass, and |
he other from the women of Simpson |
lille. the pretty little vile Just north of |
he village The women are very CRATE. |
III to those who have helped them and
want it understood that they still have |
Dom for money should others be moved |
kewise. as they have expensive repairs
o make and lot more gratitude they are
riling to eXpend.