The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02


lsfrner Is Ia Instruct those who eApeet 10
~ TO The ioteisn field as missionaries this
laMs Ahoas "a NonnF men are expected,
many hiihging their wives. AZ the semi,
nary eitls arrive On "Wednesday this will
nseussllase the hotel again hiring rooms IN
he cottages 10 accommodate it, Eaesls.
NJ ant MIS-. otto !. iisyns haze is.s..l
Invitations Ia the marriage III their daueh.
ter, Minnie Nellie. Ia Theodore Everett
Lyman on the eyrning al "Wednesday.
Nrtii, II, At q 0'.l0ek, al their residence IN
Nnnnsiieh. A rcention will iallow al the
Highland hotel NJ a'elaok. The eonple
wlil Ii al home after NaV. I At ~ hay,
tona s,reei, Mf, LYMAN Is III. sou IL Mr..
and Mfs u, Everett Lyman aud native
4 THIS leNn5 He has held a position IN
HE hssien \ Maine, ireieh, office in
Springfield for several Years. Ills many
friends IN this town extend hearty con,
gfainlatons
Mr.. aud Mr.. Oeorge Alderman and
Mrs. I. T. Allen returned "Wednesday
from their ifip with the Knights Templar
of Washington c0mmandcry oi Hartford,
Conn, Ia the Yellowstone national park.
| The trip was greatly marfal hy an acei,
dent that occurred 10 the party the Sat,
urday before they left. In driving
through the park a huge old tree, stand,
ing over a nreeiplee, cell across their coach.
mIsctting il and seriously iniurius the
Marty. Friends Of the Aldermans. Mr.
Gibbs of South birmingham and Mrs
Brewer OF Hartford, We're very badly
hunt, Mr., Alderman was slightly injured
ard Mrs, Alderman aud Mr., Allen we've
badly shaken M.
i.ast Sunday Rev, = H. II MePhefson
NJ England preached at the Congregational
church both morning and evening. lie
nreachos every evening AT o'clock aud
| DIR. \. 7. Picrson each morning al 10
o'clock. Next SUNDAY DIR. II. &. Mahic
will have charge If the morning service.
Tuesday evening the Atlanta University
quartet Of colond men gave an excellent
concert al the church aud presented the
work II the school. A the close eollee,
ton was taken for their benefit. On Mon.
day. Sent. >. Dr G. Glen Atkins Of proyi.
lencc. r. l., viii give a Labor Day address
on The Message of the Church 10 an In.
dus,ral Age. This address will be given
in the church aud is omen 10 the public
which is cordially invited TO attend.
The annual flower show Of the children
Of the local grange was held last Friday
afternoon and evening with Forest Esta'
brook. Mrs. \. l.. Newton and Miss Car
RE Leavis as directors. good number
|
Ice-eream, cake. homemade candy, punch,
sandwiches and hot coffee were for sale.
The flower show did not have as large an
exhibition as usual on account of the
drought and misfortunes TO some OF those
who expected to exhibit. Mr.. Estabroos
; had a fine collection. on which he had
: spent much labor during the summer
ruined by the burning OF the store OF Rob
; bins & Evans. Prizes were awarded 70
the children only. Hazel Clapp received
first prize for best general collection
; Others were Doris Chamberlain, lsahe
. Newton. Roy Stratton and Florence liol
ton. 4. X. Calender and Mrs. \. l.. New
ion had excellent showings. Mr., Callen
der's asters were especially beautiful witt
their long petals resembling closely ehrys
, anthemums. Mrs. Hale of Bernardston
, who i large grower OF garden flowers
!, visited the show and took much interest
in it.
The food sale and lawn party OF tn,
Unitarian society were well ,patronlze'
, last Thursday evening The local bant
rendered It's usual good music. The UNIQUE
| and interesting feature OF the affair wa
/. tbe eurio exhibition held in three lowe
rooms of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Foreman
beautiful colonial home, upon the grouhdI
of which the lawn party took place ~
was well worth the admission 10 see vi VI,
interior of the house with lts Woe na ai
: and winding staircase, the iarge' n ~
r rmu with wanscoting cornices and hre
,J,s The curios were the property o
p Wr and Mrs, Foreman largely but man,
were we, brought in from the homes + ,h re eo
' tho town One room was devoted 10 o.
Inn;al exhibits in connection Win vi
| town and its people; another to ohihes
o aUJ" Jananese workmanship; and anot IN,
t to articles from Hawaii and Samoa m Gallon fm
Foremans have lived for years IN sa ,in;t
nia and have had an excellent ohp o!r;.u,'i, =
TO make a collection. Inc eSaip drnm :
articles was SO interesting ana ue ere ken
many man Friday sGl saturday and Monday eyer .,
q open ip% and r,I' 4 good sum added to the -
aieSo,,od an Friday night.