The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27
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Court adioup. tonight lfihias) unlll
Inb,
snmnrr Wilson II liaiilel'oie si~ns
>un,l.s IL laan-
Mr aud Mr. Hugh Mack ~ iirllews
F.lls ti.ile.l ii llenii Marks lat week,
gay Harrington II Mindham visited At
Alieu Ieiis's rrnehih
Mr French u lirliows falls, visited a.
Melvin pIaits wernlN,
Nh and Mr.. Earl nayi. asst thlld'en
are visiting al j. u, Makers.
Toward evening last SATURDAY Tour decr
w.nr seen grazing on Mahef's hill'
William lIaAlion has hscn working ioi
MIR. William uoednoN the week.
Mr. and Mir. llrslcit khllrr Of WI
minston visited al John kenncy's this
week.
Mr.. and Mn, Wells 81 boston came
last week Ia spend the summer al h'H
smiths,
Mrs. Viola Chase viii accompany Miss
sadie Smith, who goes Ia her home ~
Rutland saturday.
r. A. Dewitt reached home Friday AFT
81 having made a hurried business IMP
TO spokane. Wash.
Prof. G. X. Cherie al New York city
i expected Saturday tot short wit
with hi. family here.
The |. q. q. =. Of Ncwtane viii conleI
the first dcgrcc upon four candidates
nest Saturday evening.
Mn. ". H. Goeinow viii 80 10 Norm
Cambridge saturday 90 spend the non
DAY at her home there.
MIR. William Rand. who has been Wis
ting her brother IN Towpshend, return
ed TO her home Monday.
Mr.. and Mn. Nelson Gray we've called
10 Orange. Mass. on Thursday by the
death oi Mr. Gmy's brothers Wiie'
The school children observed Memorial
day with appropriate exercises IN the
schOolroom this lfndayl ai'ein"'hs
Miss Harriet Newton, who has been
visiting AZ her old home ~ Ware, Ma-s"
returned 10 her home here THURSDAY.
Tomorrow. Saturday, the siockholder,
of the Brattleboro q Whitehall Railroad
company are given their Tree ride ana
dinner
The place below the village known as
the Wellman place but controlled 10y the
Interstate Lumber company was sold las,
saturday for taxes. II. \. Carpenter bid
il of for $500.
Mis-. Fay Ballou is expected home from
Darlington this week. She has kept on
with her school work while away aud VIII
lie here in time toNtake the examinations
with her class at the seminary IN Town
shcnd.
Ward Eager, who has been setting out
trees ON his lot here in the village, has
also been improving the highway by re-
moving brush and other unsightH ob'
iects II would seem that this might DE
an example by which others might proit'
Mr.. Kirkman. sister and two daugh'
tiers. will come from New York city next
week TO spend the summer at the DAVID
son NAPLES, and about the hrst oil July
a party OF 10 young women from 1ohhsSt
icut will also be the guests oil MIS-. Ia
wilson.
Last Sunday the school here observed
Worlds SUNDAY School day by using an
order of service which was issued by the
executive committee OF the World sun,
day School association which consisted
principally of an interesting responsive
reading exercise.
Mrs. G.. L. DAVIDSON will return Satur-
dav having completed her course oil lee,
lures at the W. c. I. L. conventions heid
i'm seven counties OF this state. Mrs'
| Davidson il one of the speakers at tine
convention here next Thursday ana fH'
day.
Last Sunday church services were held
in the room up stairs which has Deem
renovated with paper and pant as wen
a. cleaned Wednesday the Christian
| Endeayor society met to clean the. YES
try. all Of which makes a decided I'M
movement in the inside appearance oil our
church.
The 2sth annual convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held in the Congregational church
here Thursday and Friday, June and o.
The convention opens Thursday morning
at 1870 with praise service followed ny
business meeting In the Afternoon
after song service, there VIII be reports
from eight departments OF the work, also
n paper by Mrs VI. j. CurrIn, and music
by the White Ribbon trio OF Bellows
Falls. Thursday evening at $50 there
will be addresses of welcome from the
church, Sunday school, Christian En-
deavor, business men and farmers. Az
Friday mornings session, beginning AT
3 70 there will be more reports and pa.
ners NInsic nv the trio. also election OF
officers. During the second afternoon
there is to be a childrens hour, a part OF
which will be devoted to flag drill by
the village school, words to the children
by Miss Elsie Pease, state snperlntend
ent of juvenile work, and in the, evening
an address by Miss Rhena Mosher, one
of the national lecturers The music by
the White Ribbon trio has been well re-
ceived at conventions and a new, feature
in song will be the spirited rendering OF
the W. G. 7. Z. rally song composed ps