The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26


ilsfsnis, \, ~ Ne iisuts sssemlssnias
hrr inF = ss@fi ttsA siih islslitss-
Mas Hasphar ManigsF has hhishss
assk iR iaAsl AosihHsld, Mass, aAd rAn,
MosAdas ios = sasal ailh hsf slslaF, Mrs.
n, H. Gl4AaalsrsliA, lssia5e soihs - Ash
lahd, y, u ehrau chs has = issslslaa,
Mn. D, q, iaiiay nussiged this asrk ]
postcard iI"aa bee sisiss, Miss tiara 4
liaNhlnst, siaisns that shr A&s 81 Tbs
iasns Il Nc ilaftts,As daughter 4lsoai !.
u,ilss el.i q lssalon, shs irl@Iisi tri1
isieasanl eagAss,
Mr. and Ms, ", D. Cashmah II Yer
nan, Mfs tRtse i4man II Wilmington
ASH Miss Mildred Copeland, Aha as
sfaissling lhe samnlrf ia Halifax, haze hcsH
saasls u ihsil Isaisnls Nc, and MIS-, q
II uoieland lhis SEEK.
Hev. n. II. E.ily aud family ii Wells
burg, ~ \. who ha,u brrn gursls II his
htpihrfs, 4, T. snd d, !. El,iA. have spnr
~ Ntmiian "a Nisil his hrolher, y, 4,
Eddy, ani SISTER, Mis-. lan, aho Is
sllei,siing the sammrr lhaw,
Missss Glars and Dofolhy Collins have
feianrSi 80 their home la Everett, Mass,
after a Visit II several eoeks aiih their
grandparents. Nj. and Mrs. ], :. iillson,
Mrs. sylvia Alsuid oi hfaiilFboto is Mrs,
liil."ns garsis thls aoek.
The schod yard in district Ne i
beng graded aud Hpnnaorii aith CRAWL,
II Nas a much needed improvement a. the
ground Was Vet aud mn,idy, causing great
inc,nysni,iicr snd making 4 diiirull 90
keep the rlass ftsam flran,
David iillsau u East Orange. ~ j.,
business SECRETARY Il the Publication de-
parimrni al the international committee
"a A. a A al ~ laaFk A.
spending 4 isnsia4s vacation with biz
l,arrn,s Me aud MIR, II, j, Jillson,
Tho grove meetings az Sunsri lake closed
Sunda, evening alter one II the most en-
lhn,ia,tic aud sBcosssiul s.ssiuus IA the
history al the association, Every service
was in charge At able and interesting speak
rir and excellent musical programs were
rendered
Mics Harriet Atkinson has accepted
position ~ teacher ui the primary school
in PpaincrioNn. Mass, aud will 50 there
TO begin her work Sept. IL Miss Akin
son Nas graduated from lirattleboro acad'
ciny in 1906 aud has since taught sue
c,ssiuly ia the town schools, two terms
IN distric, No. /. and seven terms IN dis
tfld No. 10.
Miss Helen Weaiherhcad entertained
her sunday school class Tuesday evening
by giving a bacon ruast on Melro-c hill.
Bacon. potatoes and marhmallows were
roasted aud proved an agreeable relish TO
the boys. 4 social time was enjoyed
throughout the evening aud the boys are
unanimous ~ their appreciation TO Miss
Weathefhead for her pleasant entertain
mcnt
The first division Of the Woman's asso.
citation Of the First Congregational church
Il. uze
evening \ program Of music was rem
d.rcd consisting Of organ solos BY Miss
II. ~ Clark. vocal solos by Mrs. W. H.
Stellman; violin solo by Miss Helen
Wcathcrhead. with Miss Daisy Miller ac
and selections 10y a male quar-
let. All report an excellent supper and a
very enjoyable evening.
Miss Grace Miner entertained 40 al
her fTiends-at her home on Honnyyale
road yesterday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent IN games and refreshments OF
ices. cakes and confectionery were served.
The party was photographed by A. ID.
Wyatt The party was ia honor OF Miss
Miners birthday which occurs next
II was given at this time as
school duties would prevent many OF the
guests attending later.
d. r. Perry has returned, having spent |
Monday and Tuesday in Montpelier and |
attending the meetings OF road |
which were called by the |
state highway commissioner to discuss
methods aud decide the most prudent way |
of using the public money allowed for
hose purposes. The commissioners pres
mt were taken in automobiles over the
ocal roads which are considered some
IF the best and advised as TO their con
First Congregational church, Rev. +. j.
lewis minister. Residence 322 Western
venue. Devotional services for the week
sunday at 1890 o'clock, sermon by the
pastor; subject, What it is to Have I'M
Mortal Life Bible classes at II o'clock.
gospel service with address by Mr.. Lewis
1t Z o'clock Church prayer meeting
Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. This
.vening the Capernaum Circle meeting at
80 o'clock: subject. The Progress of
jhrist's Kingdom This Year in Asia;
eaders, Miss Helen Prentiss and Alton
Copeland.
Miss Ida Chase and Lewis Hamilton
we're given surprise by 50 of their young
riends last Friday evening at the home
t the former, the occasion being in cele- {
ration of their 18th birthday anniversary.
James, dancing and selections from a {
monograph were enjoyed and refresh
nents of cake and ice-cream were served, '
Hiss Chase was presented with flowers, a
ignet ring and china plate. Mr.. Ham
ton received gold stickpin and pair of t
old cuff links. The guests were given a
traw ride to and from the car line by p. t
V. Chase.
A large number from here attended the :
aryest dinner given by the Woman's :
ociety of the Baptist church in West $
Milford Wednesday. An excellent dinner !
vegetables and fruits was served on
ne lawn. lcecream and cake were also /;
Id The entertainment in the afternoon ]
insisted of addresses by Rev. r. M. West
; Rochester. N. Y. Rev. II. II. Shaw of (,
[arlboro and Rey. Mr.. Hatfield of West .
uilford, Several readings were given y
ld music by the company was enjoyed, =
flowed by ball game between the West !,
uifords and Knickerbocker, Jrs., of this -
ace. The latter team won % to ~, "
ms being scored as follows: West Gull ~
2. Thomas 3, Forest 2, G. ~
ark /. Claren Clark 3. NJ Clark 3, T..
ark 9, Thayer ., B. A. Whittemore / il
tai 10 Knickerbocker Jrs.-R Sanders y
p Convey 8, F. Ryan 2, w. Atkinson 3, Il
). johnson 8, H. Squires 2. l.. Hamil- a
n l. r. Hamilton 6, H. Stockwell 1, Q
tai %. Guilford was ahead at the first II
the eighth inning, but the Knickerbock- AZ
S came to bat and tied score at -, then !.
AIDE four runs with no men out and Gull "
I'd left the field
PERSONALS, II Il