The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08

asms. Al The unioH srfVios ~ lhs same
sAugsl The suhlrl all h. The niea' tse
II EsAamy,
osins 10 Isoar health Frank llilllald,
aha hts hrsn snsihssF al the mlll iot The
I,s.l lea monihs, has hrTn ohllss,i 70
i.ase aRd g. h4s s1ne % hmisnd
ilauN litoan II MapislaaIn has taken his
Hare,
Ilannf- Snow has asr~plrl a position
ga the NeN A0ik Commercial ia Nra
AoIk eily, AMI lesan apfk lat a-ek
liz Niir Will ioln him there ths latter
lar al this month IhFt Nill hosFd lot
the rFssni,
ur,lsr4t R.lrb. wha Nrni u Lowell,
Ma. ratY in Marrh Ia yisit bic PAR
cut. Nla Mrtr N, isinUnrd March = and
la. hem unable Ia work sinre ga arronhl
AZ illness, H. lril his father AMI neither
on the gain.
!. " Mrlrndy, l., I, i.andman, q, \
Isan,h, and q fIatl ni South London
lr,ry. n q. REYNOLDS ~ Manchester De
lat, II ShefNin al iamal,a, Charles q,
Staples II RmlilohafD. A. ", smith and
Marion T. Magnrf Of North Windham
WrI, Ia town "Wednesday 10 attend pro
bate court
nr. II. u. llolion u lnlllrhoro deli''
rful very interesting lrrlnir ~ me
academy lasi Friday 10 fairly good's'fed
audience Among other things lie spoke
al ihc eih. Of his time aud the girls OF
now, aud the girls 1T To-day suffered ~
some was hy the romlarsun, lie also
spnko ii an agricultural course IA the
grammar grades with the iaimcis eoolTi'
ating, which received much applause,
a a
met lasi week Friday with Niles Harriet
Fletcher. The subject was home missions,
Mr.. 4. 4. Mason read from The eall Of
M. Mater. ia relation To- The trials OF
IA, earl, settlers. Mr. lhckioud gave a
short reading. The question came np a.
Ia the difference between the Pnrlians
aud the Pilgrim Fathers, MR., Wallace
was asked 10 prepare a paper on ihiH
subject, 10 be read al the next meeting
n there l. man aud wife between
M. place aud the Arabian desert with
eanablliiies enough to assist the house
wiyc. here with their springs work We
wish such couple might he imported
for there l. great need of helpers IN this
direction. Help j. 80 scarce for the house
that many who would b. glad OF steady
help could they get II and are now with
out are in great need OF assistance at tins
time 10 tide them over the spring crisis
Ii there should be a plumber within The
radius mentioned he would he welcomed
too.
The body Of Mrs. Nettie Bennett was
brought here last week for burial IA the
family lot in district No. 3. Mrs Ben
nett was born in Townshend in October,
1916. living here until 1876 when she was
married TO Edford q, Bennett. They
lived in Boston, Newfane and Brattleboro.
After Mr. Benefits death IN lsn Mrs.
Bennett lived in West Swanzey and
keene, \. H. She went 10 live with her
sister. Mrs. Frank Wellman, in Brattle'
boro. last October, where she died Mon
dav, March ~. Mrs. Bennett had been
an invalid for nine year, aud since last
November had been confined TO her bed.
She was a woman OF gentle and winning
WAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wellman
came with the body.
The Baptist Ministers conference OF the
West river valley met at the Baptist
church Monday. The exercises consisted
of reports from the church and reports
of books read. A paper by Rev. Joseph
Mexican on Pauls First Epstle to limo
thy was followed by discussion. The
Ladies' Aid society served a bountiiul and
appetizing dinner. Rev +. G. Clark, IN
neat speech formally expressed the
thanks of the conference to the ladies. In
the afternoon Rev. II. ;. MclIale preach
ed an interesting sermon. Rev. ID. ,.
NIulhern read a paper on the topic, Sci
ence and the Bible The discussion which
followed closed the exercises for the day.
There were present Revs. ID. 5. Mulhern,
X. II. Tibbals. W. s. Boardman, +. Z.
Clark. II. 5. MclIale, j. T.. Berry, A. ID.
Graffum and Joseph Mexican
The mystery supper given in the Con-
gregational vestry last Friday evening was
a very enjoyable affair and well attended
The tables looked very pretty with the
napkins Of many patterns and pretty
menu cards which were presented by Mrs.
Josephine Taft Deford. Some OF the or
ders caused much laughter, one getting
only cup of tea and cup OF coffee and
some milk from his order. Others or
dered the whole list to be on the safe
side. The bill of fare was Hidden Dla-
monds, Conglomerated Compositions, La
boris Stronghold, Mans Delight, New
England Brains, Bachelors Cheer, Bovine
Extract, Old Maids Cheer, Sliced Sweet
ness. CRYSTAL Cane, Benton Judies, Group
of Island Fruit of Vine, Southern Folde-
rolls. and Crackable Brackets. very
good collection An entertainment had
been arranged by the committee, but was
omitted on account of the lecture given
the same evening at the academy.