The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30

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nf ~ bet Christmas yaeaties,' Miss
NJ 49, N''''i4Ah - s,siiins "a ir,,,rsril
Rev Elliou ", brown ,,s.,hsb !.
nuhsl"4 \, " lasi SUNDAY al iie ~.
isAriir aEfnue Presbyterian elu,.,I IN.
al.o addlrssa.i the y. NJ q. a M ia,
city Ia the afternoon. 'AA'
Ar and MIS-, Chatles Builer ami child
atr ~ The AnIlhtell. Mr.. liutlaT viii H.
,eNf mlsiui as snlnisl Al the general CON
irivhfr ihe lasi summer T6ariss As.
ai'drr diirtlml the musir.
Amohg the soel things which mad.
N,elmas a pleasant prrasion To Mir
Nriir Alexander Nas q baN IL California
Ehs,lsh NHinuis mrkri az un the gtounsl,
~ lhc hnme oi her daughter, Mis-. Louis
Rev, and ME- Lewis :. Chafer have
gone io Rock truek, -, to conduct evan,
srlislir ,rniurs, This i his native town
and also The home OF Mrs. Charles Rob
BINS, ner Hooper, Who wac married this
week
The heAl meeting II the Foriniehtl,
glnh NH he held Jan, a instead of Jan.
Y, g. printed an the programs, Mrs. A, T..
" llsan has invited the members 10 her
home Aul Wil gave d talk un Modern
French Music
Christmas gathering, wcre held Al Dr..
limNnr. John Gmee's. MI, Callaghan's,
and Al the campbrlls Al the latter home
Nsns present Mo Prank Edgrll, nee
Campbell. ami Mr Elgell who were mar.
ryd m the late summer, returned from
their tour ahfold Ia time 10 meet with
the family.
The seminary sirl, who remained ovct
arr thoroughly enjoying their vacation, 4
like number 81 their brother students
ACROSS the riyer remained lor the holt.
DAYS, aud nearly every day OF evening.
some spud time i planned - they may
meet. Monday the gitl- We're invited To
Mt llcrmou Tor dinner. and a Christmas
tree IN the evening
Mortified chapter. q. +. :. held It's
annual election of officers last week Wed.
nrsday evening. Mrs 4 w. Proctor was
elected worthy matron; L. W. Doane,
worthy patron, Mn. I Il, Calender, as,
sistant matrou; secretary, Mrs. y. T..
Wood: treasurer. Mn. II NJ Bristol;
conductrcss Mrs. G. y. Strectcr; associ.
ate condutlres-. Mrs r. A. Pratt: trus.
tee for three years. {. G. SteaIns The ar.
rangcments for installation have not yet
been made.
The 1911 topic cards for the Young
People, society oi the Congregational
church viii soon be out The officers Tor
the new year are 9. u. Sanborn, presl.
dent: Ali,, Eleanor Clough, vice.presi'
dent, Miss lda Lcayis, secretary; Miss
Amy Hamilton, treasurer The chairmen
Of committee. are Miss Elva Howell
missionary: Henry johnson, lookout; Mrs.
l.. II. I.azelc flower; Miss Daisy liolion,
social. George Carr. prayer meeting. The
meeting. of the sociciy are held every sun.
day evening, except during July and
August.
Mortified grange held it, annual meet
mo for election Of officers Tuesday evening
and chose the following Master. Frank
Montague: oversecr Robert ID, Ware;
lecturer, Mrs. Maud Montague; chaplain
Roy \. T.. Wilson; steward Leon Alex.
andsr. assistant steward Raymond Clapp;
lady assistant steward. Mrs. W. w. keet;
treasurer. Mrs. w. A. Priest secretary
Mrs. T r. Calender; gate,keeper, y " ".
Nlatoon: Ceres Mrs. \. W. Ward; 70
mona. Miss Mary Aldrich; Flora, Mrs u
y. Kidder A class of II candidates VIII
be- initiated at a special meeting next week
Wednesday Plans for installation have
not yet been completed.
Dwight l.. Herrick, 60, died at the home
Of his stop.daughter, Mrs. Charles. J9nh.
son. Tuesday morning. He IS survived by
his wife. Mrs. johnson. and daughter
by A former marriage, Mrs. Bosworth, Of
BOSTON The funeral will be held trlday
Mt the Baptist church in Brattleboro, VT.
Uerricl; was born in Chesterfield, y. H.,
in 1915, but spent most OF his NE IN
Brattleboro. having been a tuner IN the
Estev organ factory for 81 years. lie was
f, corporal in Company G, 18th y. II.
regiment. He had beer a ,paraytlc Tor
lie mast two years SINCE which time he
had lived in Mortified.
Mrs, George Hammond, ~, died at her
home IN Wet Mortified, Monday morn
mo a. D9D o'clock. She leaves her nus
hand who has been conductor on the Dos,
ton {, Maine railroad for many years ana
rms between Springfield and heehe,
daughter. Helen, who lives at nome anu
her father, John Hastings; oil Wliiusoi,
VI A short service was held at the h9hie
on Wednesday, and the body was tahg,i
TO their former home IN Wlhds1[ ~ ~
no e here from Windsor IS months ago
Mrs Hammond had been an Invalid lor
r. r. years but was considered better until
tbe last few weeks before her DEATH
The Sons Of Veterans auxiliary held , its it,
annual election of officers last j, lhu praa;
evening with t ths P SoTps FSsu rts1
dent' w Wrs II Holton: trustees Miss Myr-
t IL, Pierce, Miss Gertrude Ball, Mrs =. l:
Tummings: treasurer, Mrs. Fred Jackson SON
eLarla;n Mrs Julia Proctor; guide, MISS
Elsie Holton patriotic Instructor in Net Arnold M,Ii
Holton outside guard, Miss Daisy d plfn *
anson, Miss Dickinson was appointed IN,
Sailing officer Miss Gertrude Proctor vas foI
initiated into the order a reception a ,oI
r loSb Guests were invited for the
reception.
WEST NoRTHFIELD.
Mrs Daniel Mack is on the sick list
x,;,,;o,, A1dr;cb has been housed WIN