The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

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masTss - : huslhsss lTip,
Ms. Alise i'Iuaiy anil son, fsilsl
slfnt snHday 10 Mllliamssllle,
Tho Nss,llsesails hold tssalar n,sel
ina THE eilsEheoa aiih Mlss fluFrhn
iislrT.
Mss. Gaiils IehEsalA and M.as knil
ila,ighlaa ate visiting tho Ailefs annl
AiH, ;. A. Saith. IN nnilioTd.
Howard johnson niurnad yesl.Tdal
iiam Norwich. i"nn,,. aheIe b. hAs l're'
waiting hls latrnis, Nj, aisi Miss " :
Jahnsssn,
Mrs, II. Il. Eysrlrih II rulnry h at I.
!, knights Tor a mnnlh's stay, duiinl
Mr. fsrllelh's Welt IA ih,cago and olhrI
western eiiloss
Mis. y. !. D.ll II Washington, u, 4.
Nj and Mn. Z. b. lipan aud Me
Inllc ., liTnan 81 Boston arr Trornl
ilillcresi guests.
Tho Womans' association ii the hul
Congregational church will hold a sewing
meriins NEAT Thursday afternoon witt
Mr., II. D, Nealherhrsi A fall attend
ancr ls ufeei az plans Tor work ioT ihs
coming year will he discussed
Mp. q II. Sloane aud daughter. ME-
Elhel Of shelton, Conn, have b.en recent
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euefiie Clark. Ihey came hy automobile
/ Miss Sloane helng chauffeur They Ncn
Obliged 10 remain ia Greenfield one nighi
ior c.aln On the machine.
John Dearborn Whittier, supciluictl'
cni Of the RTaiilrbuIo union school die
lrici, aud Mics Edsina Love Pearson
we've married "Wednesday. Aug At the
home ol the brides parents. Mr. aud Mr.
I William Pearson, IN Warren Ne. They
Nill h. Al home after Oct. !, II ~ Wet
ern avenue.
fist Congregational church. Rev. T., J.,
Lewis, minister Sunday morning AZ
1880 o'clack. sermon hy pastor. subject,
| 4 Great Investment. Bible rlass,- az Il
O'Clock. Evening gospel service at .
O'Clock. Church prayer meciing Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock. tap,inaum
Circle meeting this evening at go o'clock
subject. DO You let God Plan Your Liio!
Leaders. Mlss Olive Mcaihcrhead and
Fred Ryan.
The men Of the Dummcnton Hill Grove
Meeting association aud friends met
"Wednesday at Sunset lake and made eN'
tensiye improvements IN the grounds be
sides doing considerable work in the tab
einaclc preparatory 60 opening the meet
ngs next Tuesday New seats were
erected in the grove and provisions effect.
cd for the accommodation Of visitors.
Rev. :. T.. Fairbanks Of New York city
viii be in charge OF the service and spc'
cial music will be rendered.
Thrty.eight OF the Ame- hill summer
colonisis were present At the brilliant
house party given at Miss Nellie l.. Arch
er's home Tuesday evening and voted II
one ol the most enjoyable they had ever
attended. The company were taken to
~ msspelled auto stations and several
other unique pastimes aud problems were
worked out by prize winners. An album
dance OF dainty refreshments RECALLED the
happy guests There will be another
social gathering al llillcrest Saturday
evening.
Masters Francis Gardner Knapp and
Stuart Richardson Knapp OF Dorchester,
Mass, who are spending the summer with
their grandmother. Mr.. Eleanor Richard
son, gave party TO 80 Of their young
friends Monday afternoon, II being Master
Stuart's iirst birthday anniversary. Mrs.
w. f. Stellman interested them in
games suitable to their age and refresh
ments OF cake and ice-cream were served,
the birthday cake being decorated with |
one candle. Master Knapp was presented
with books, a post card album and other |
gifts.
An article which was OF especial inter
est 10 people of this place appeared IN the
Christian Endeavor World for Aug. 4 on
4 Capernaum Circle. The circle com
mented upon was the one formed in this
place BY Rev +. J. Lewis as a means OF
helping and interesting the boys and girls
and has proven successful to that end.
About 80 are enrolled. The meetings are
held Friday evenings and often the boys
l.. ~ nj oil IN
10 their part of the work whether 1t be
in the formal meeting or in the social
hour which follows.
yational Sunday school was held at Echo
park Wednesday. About 100 persons at
ended, making the trip from the east
village in the Bigelow excursion boats.
A basket lunch was served. A game OF
baseball was played and there were tugs
If war between the boys classes and be-
ween the married and unmarried women
which were very interesting \ boat ride
o Putney was enjoyed by those who
wished to go. The rain in the afternoon
prevented the carrying out OF the arrange
nents, but everyone reports good time.
The citizens of this village are having
N unusual amount of entertainment this
week at the expense of two OF their num-
,er who are employed by the government.
)ne of them who has an automobile for [
delivering mail o. invited the other for [
ride to Vernon Sunday, expecting to re- 5
urn before it was time to deliver the
text mail, but the bolts of the auto were {
weak and refused their support, with the =
esult that an OK team had to be pro
ured to remove the machine from the
ghway and the occupants were Obliged :,
o wait for the train which arrives in
late. One of the party could
ot appreciate the interest people took in =
heir trip and left town Monday morning
,aving the other victim to furnish cigars. h
Mrs. Julia Squiers, 62, wife of Sidney ;
!. May of Springfield. Mass, died at the
ONE of her sister, Mrs Charles Green
,af, in Winchester, n: H., Avg. 4, She t
nd was one of II children of Charles and l
harlotte (Akley) Squiers. Her youth
'as spent in Brattleboro. After her mar c
age to Mr.. May they lived in this town il
n the place known as the Brick-yard $,
,rm now owned by ]. p. Sargent. Be
des her husband she leaves one daugh- :,
IT, Mrs. Harriet /. Green of New York 4
ty, four brothers, Henry G. of West =,
William of Vernon. Edward y
{ Guilford, and jesse of Campello, Mass, =
nd four sisters, Mrs. Henry Warren. of =
laflDOfO, Mrs. Emmy Ddiles anu MIS-.
ebert Williams of West Brattleboro, n
nd Mrs. Charles Greenleaf of Winches
II. N. H. All of the brothers and sisters &C
ere present at the funeral which was d
cid at - o'clock Sunday in Winchester. II
ev. G. E. Clough officated and the body
as taken to Brattleboro for burial in P
[omingside cemetery. N
PERSONALS. u
Mrs. Margaret Morse and daughter ID