The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-16
Albcnn Knight is on The .ick list,

Alberta Knight is ON the sick list.
Russell Cushman is III with bronchitis.
Ruth Alexander is housed by illness this
week.
Martin Bailey i boarding at l.. II.
Knapp's.
F'off johnson is spending the week in
Wilmington.
One 81 W. II. Alexander'- team horses
died Tuesday evening.
G. T.. Cnshman Of Oxford, y. H., is a
guest at William Cushmans,
Mr.. and Mrs. " II. Perry are visiting
relatives in Ilillshoro, \. II.
The Needlecmfis will meet with Mrs.
L. j. Lewis Friday afternoon, Dec. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. |. Perry OF Greenfield
Mass. were guests at /. +. Taylors last
Friday,
Mrs. VI. \. Tyler OF Vernon is with her
daughter, Mr.. j. l.. Stoekwcll, for the
winter,
+. NJ Goodenough is in Hinsdale, \, II
wiring :. w. Tlden's house for electric
lights.
Mrs. John Stafford and Mrs. G. II.
Houghton visited in West Dummerston
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins OF VII
mington have moved into G. ). Hgley
upper tenement.
Mr., and Mrs. Headle have moved from
Mrs. Anna Thurber's to Ludlow, where
they have purchased house.
4. NJ. Akley has filled his ice house this
week. The crop is of excellent quality,
averaging about 13 inches in thickness.
Leroy Wilder of Hoyoke, Mass: visited
his parents Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Wilder, IN
Putney. and his aunt, Mrs. w. L. Walker,
over Sunday.
Mrs. z. l.. Bass went Saturday to her
home in Bethel after spending several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alma
Goodenough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bidwell Of Charles
town, n H., were guests OF Mrs. Z: Z.
Dunklee last week. and this week Mrs.
Dunklee is visiting her son, K. +. Dunklee
School in district No. Z, taught by Miss
Myrtle Briggs, closes next Friday alter
noon with short exercises and a Christmas
tree. 1t is expected that Santa Claus VIII
visit school on that day
The Juvenile choir will give the cantata,
Prince Emmanuel, in the church Monday
evening, Dec. &c, which will be followed
by a Christmas tree in the chapel. The
usual offering for missions will be taken
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. d. Blodgett left last
Thursday for Akron, O., where they Will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. /.
j. Hadgraft. They will visit relatives IN
Springfield, Mass, and Buffalo, N. T., en-
route.
BAPTIST church, Z. Stacy Harrison, min
ister Sunday at 1890 o'clock, sermon by
the pastor. Subject, The Great Command
OF n
service at 7 o'clock: church prayer meet
ing at 7.30 o'clock Friday evening.
Mrs. F. d. Marsh was called to Boston
Sunday by the death of her brother-in-
law, George Gallison. The body was
brought here Wednesday and buried in the
West Brattleboro cemetery. Mrs. Gallison
and two children and her brother, Justin
Smith, accompanied the body here.
E. z. Mather fell from the top of his barn,
a distance of II feet, last Saturday alter
noon while at work putting in rafteIs IN
the new part which he is building, and sus-
tanned an ugly cash in his forehead besides
being considerably bruised. The cords OF
one leg and knee were strained and he was
housed for a few days after the accident.
First Congregational church. Rev. E. j.
Lewis, minister, residence 322 Western
avenue Sunday at 1870 O'Clock, sermon
by the pastor, subject, Your Nearest Rela-
tive Bible classes at II o'clock. The Ju-
venile choir will meet in the church at
5.45; Capernaum circle meeting at Glib
O'Clock; subject, If We Really Love Jesus
Leaders. Miss Helen Weatherhead and
Francis Taylor Gospel service at Z o'clock,
with address by Mr. Lewis. Church pray
er meeting Tuesday evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
The Woman's Mission circle held a meet
ing and mite-box opening with Mrs. Helen
Miller last Thursday afternoon. There were
IA present. The devotional exercises were
led bv Mrs Minnie Fits. Miss Dasie Mil
Ter rendered piano selections, and Mrs.
Jennie Cheney gave summary OF their
study of the book on home missions. The
study of the book, Western Women IN
Eastern Lands, was begun. This deals with
foreign missions. They resolved to send
their barrel to Jacksonville, Fla. Refresh
ments were served.
The poverty party given by the Baraca class
and young women in the Baptist chapel
Tuesday evening was well attended and af-
forded much amusement. The room was
lighted with candles and the window
shades were of pieces of paper and cloth.
TIL costumes showed signs OF dire poverty.
Solos were rendered by Miss Mary Prouty,
d. T. Perry, and L. F. Taylor. A reading
was given by Fred Furman, and G. A. AL.
len read paper giving brief history OF
the mems organization, in the last part OF
which the names of the present members
were woven in Mother Goose rhymes. An
original dialogue was given by 3. Stacy
Harrison, D. 7. Perry and G. A: Allen:
Refreshments of gingerbread, apples and
water were served.
The sale and play given last Friday even
ing in Academy hall by the Woman's as.
ISOLATION and Capernaum circle was well
attended. The play, Wanted, a Servant,
was well presented. 1t was in charge of
Miss Marguerite Clark, Miss Sarah Win
chester, chairman of the committee, being
i'll. Music was furnished by Miss Helen
Weatherhead, violinist, with Miss Daisie
Miller, accompanist. Miss Irene Mather