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

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The Rev. n upufss y Martha =
Springfield, Mass, lesiasf pastor u lAs
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shuIfh neat SUNDAY morning,
Ma, AID Mr., !. ". Mrnari Ana seA,
llaNid, haNr WtaTnnd Ia ihrif home "a
Springfield, Mas, alter llslf summer
Naralion, Miss ls,ssphlns lhsiis accom-
l,anici them ioT al Indefinite stay,
n, a. Millf Il Lynn, Macs, Mss q
weekend suesi Al = y fishsf's, lie &c.
AMaAltN AM Mih AN84AN AMtAAAN AtANAAAt@AAss
III Mns Miller and .on, Suiman, aAp
hayr brrn spending se,~fsl weeks aiih
heF pafcnis.
Mr.. LaEinia johnson auirily otssIy~l
her ,Isi birthday anniversary Tuesday,
she nresiss,l many siiis Il nuNrTs, poet
uanls AMI hIic bfae nsins Ia hua not
lprins - vel a. usual ~ puhlir irfriaiun
aas gwen ior bet
Mfs q. : Haley entertained ihs 1910
club Wednesday afternoon. Guessing
sainrs and a social time Nas enjoyed,
Mr.. q n iiAuri, and Me ! :. Mofse
revived the iayors "a the contests Dainty
Etiis,hmruis ueie ssNed
", 4 Nims aud family u Naucn,
Mas. came the last Vi the nctk % welt
Mts. Minis, parents, d., and Mr.. q :,
CLARK Mr. Minis returned "Wednesday
hat Mn, MIN. aud the rhildFcn remained
iof the r~i oi the week
Jewell Clinton Rohb. youngest sou II
Mr. aud Mr.. l.aac Robb has rc,enily
olscnesl an oiliue Tot the general practice
II law with Messfs Beach a Adkins AZ
s0l-sOJ Columbia building. il1 Fifth
street, Washington, u, &.
Il. H. Rriggs j. exhibiting ~ head ~
he registered Guernsey cattle AZ the kut.
Land fair this week aud will take them t.
- .lohnshufy White River Junction and
Bfatilcboru iaits before returning home.
Justin Dix accompanied him.
4 household shower including many
useful articles and sum oi money, was
given Mr. and MIR q. T.. Hawkins fri'
DAY evening. The members Of the Wo-
mans association -ewed for them Tuesday
afternoon at the parsonage.
Mis- Alice r. Mather, who has been
with her parents. Mr., and Mr. ID. NJ
Maiher, several weeks Is AZ Bass Rock
Beach, Gloucester, Mas, and viii 80
from there 10 Worcester 10 resume her
duties a. nurse IN one Of the schools.
The regular meeting Of the Western
Engine company was held Tuesday eve
ming. Besides the usual order 81 bust
mess, the name Of Walter Davi. was
dropped from the roll by his own request.
Albert Ilies was elected member Of the
company.
Baptist church: Sunday preaching sew
ice at IL O'Clock instead OF 1890 o'clock;
il Is expected that +. Stacy Harrison the
pastor will give the address. Bible classes
At - o'clock; evening service al Z o'clock.
The church prayer meeting Friday eve
ming at 100 o'clock
Stanley Mann Of Nyaek, \. Y. was an
over. Sunday guest Of Miss : +. Clark. lie |
is a grandson OF Gen. Jonas Mann. who |
built the Clark homestead in 1915. He Il |
much interested in the work OF his grand. |
father and the locality where his fathers
early boyhood was spent
Miss Mildred Alexander wa given a
surprise by 80 OF her friends Saturday |
evening the occasion being her 18th birth |
day anniversary. Games suitable for the |
parlor were enjoyed and refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served She was
presented with gold locket.
Fremont c. Harris was given sur.
prise by II OF his mates Friday afternoon,
the occasion being his 1lth birthday an.
niversary. Outdoor games were enjoyed
and refreshments. OF cake and ice cream
were served He was presented with
several games and a sum of money.
DIR. and Mrs Charles :. Clark were
given an informal reception last evening
at the home OF his sister, Miss Susan L.
Clark, in recognition OF the 10th ami
versary of their marriage. DIR. and Mn.
Clark with few close friends, were with
Miss Clark for tea and throughout the
evening about 100 called to extend CON
and good wishes
The last regular meeting Tor the year
of the missionary society OF the woman
ASSOCIATION OF the First congregational
church was held last Thursday afternoon
with Miss Della Miller and Mrs. j. L.
hostesses Several interesting
letters on mission work were read and
a program of musical and literary selec-
tions was given. A social hour was en-
ioyed and refreshments We're served
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. j.
Lewis, minister Residence 80 Western
avenue. Devotional services for the week
Sunday. at 1890 o'clock, sermon by pas,
tor. Subject, We Shall Be, If We Are
Now What We Ought TO Be. Bible
classes at ~ o'clock. Gospel service, with
address by Mr. Lewis. at Z o'clock. The
church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
at 100 o'clock. This evening the Caper-
naum Circle meeting at 1.3O o'clock. Sub
iect, Proud-Of What? Leaders, Miss
Gladys Stellman and Hazen Stockwell.
Mrs. Emma Hudson announced the
engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Grace Emma Hudson, to Homer Al
son Wright, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Wright OF Bernardston, Mass,
Tuesday afternoon. A party Of about 40
young women were present to celebrate
Miss Hudson's oath birthday anniversary