The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

who was slilaF q the hrsi religious pape
IN AeW England.
Miss Sarah Gay II Neubuppoli, Mass
Who has isesh = sassl II ", u laltl ~
Z, iir's, has E0ns Ia kasi Aaflhhrld. Macs,
% attend the senrFal conference meet
! lugs,
Me-, and Mas. 4. A MLssicr IL iiarir
Ma.s., Nj, aHl Ma, T. 4. iaAasa.n "a
l'lpsldenpr, r. sRd Raymond frasa
NJ MilbiahafH, Mass, aIr guests ~ Mt
ani MIR, O.. Z. johnson
Mfs Nisins Harrison aud rhild. ansom
panied 10 lIiemis q. liesinm, are sirid
ing their vacation Ia the baptist Iarsun
age during the alscnrr II Me, Harrison
brother, /, Stacy ilauison,
Ahs. T.. ~ chase has returned from
NeWiane Nhefp shr Mas 4 guest 1T Mrs.
i A. l. lockwood She was accompanied
hy Mls lockwood ahi Aln, y ~ fass,
Who Will L. her guests for several days,
u, l., liufriok II Narihheld, Mass. has
suld his house Ia II, T.. Mralhriheal,
NlE Nra,herl,cad j. having Il renovated
with new paprr and paint rrady Tor
tenants or lof sale an opportunity otlon,
The Equality club ii GnilioDl sinri
met with Mis-. frank More, ~ Canal
street, Friday afternoon, There was q
large attendance aud sorial time We
enjoyed. Refreshments of irctfcam aud
cake were served,
Misses Marion aud Doris llill, who
I have lscn guests oi their cousins, Missrs
Mildred and Grace Alexander. have gone
"a Lake Rescue fer a iva weeks outing
before returning 10 their home az North
ampion. Mae,
4 party II Young people from BEaiile,
f I'll A
and Raymond brown. Misses Helen and
Carloiia Hopkins aud Warner Hopkins
and oihefs, were guests oi H. T.. John
son ~ Sunset lake "Wednesday.
II e. johnson soe, to Fishers Island.
y. y. about Aug. - 60 take charge OF
the creamery on the farm where hs
father, i, ;, johnson, is superintendent.
Mr. johnson will live with he parents,
who have been there nearly a year.
II. 4. Wcathefhcad, agent for 4. A. I
Struut company. has sold Tracy H. Wi |
ley's farm near Sunset lake 60 Mir. G. r. |
Cook Oi South Boston. Mr.. Cook viii /
take possession about Sept. IL aud ia.
tends to make it her permanent resi-
dencc.
II. +. Goodenough has this season
picked over III bushels of red raspberries
from about half AN acre OF bushes. lie
states that on some previous years he has
harvested a larger quantity but the quail
lily this year was unprecedented IN excel
lence.
Mrs. J. :. Wood was taken suddenly
i'll Tuesday with indigestion and is still
confined 10 her bed Miss Mary Wood
i recovering from her recent illness bu,
IS able 10 be- about her room only. Mrs,
\. NJ Huing OF West Guilford u caring
Tor them.
Miss Edith Weidman OF Easton, Pa,
'ame "Wednesday for a brief visit with
Miss T.. May Chambcrlin before going to
lake Ninnepauket, \. II. They will
ne in camp until Sept. |, when they will
esume their positions at East North
ield, Mass.
lark, Miss Susan T.. Clark. Miss II. y.
lark, Miss Florence X. Clark, Nlrs. l.. 5. |,
BARTLETT, Miss NJ. l.. stedman and Mrs. y
VI. u. Capen attended the general con u
erence meetings at East Mortified
lass, Wednesday Il
The woman's association of the First =
church held a sewing u
lecting with Mrs. H. f. Weatherhead
esterday afternoon. New committees "
'ere elected for the missionary society, {
nd the book, Western Women in East. 4
I'm Lands, was chosen for study during
he year. \ social time was enjoyed and h
were served. :
The Twentieth Century Sewing club "
as entertained at the home OF Mrs
Ielen Miller Wednesday afternoon by q
iazza party. Mrs. 7. NJ. Albee's birth.
ay anniversary was recognized and she Fl
as presented with fern dish The pre-.
.ntation was made by Mrs. 4. NJ. Good :.
nough with an original poem. A social =
me was enjoyed and a buffet luncheon %
as served. The next meeting will be "a
18th Mrs. |. G. Crosier.
The 18th annual reunion of the LARA ~
re and Stacy families was held at the en-
ONE OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dalrymple a
rednesday. There was large attend. w
ice, members coming from Orange, Deer
I'D Greenfield, Somerville and Shell Y
Irne Falls. Mass, and Halifax, Guiford da
I'd Brattleboro. Games of croquet and WI
ioits were enjoyed and bountifu din va
n was served The oldest member
'esent was Mrs Cynthia Tucker Of Hall co
Y, who is in her S0th year. NJ
First Congregational church. Rev f. J 70
avis, minister. Residence 3D. Western Al
enue Devotional services for the
eek: Sunday at 1890 o'clock, sermon Su
the pastor, subject, Increasing Your w
,wers for Good Bible classes at Il CIR
3lock gospel service at I o'clock, with III
dresses by Mr.. Lewis. The church
ayermeeting Tuesday evening at 7.30 "
lock. This evening the Capernaum or,
rcle meeting at 7.30 o'clock, subject, "
lty Under Difficulties Leaders, Miss ~,
ay Thayer and Miss Irene Mather. W,