The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

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ssH'ine' Cah We Measure Ourselves ahi
Get tereft fi~suilss
MTs ihrkiald eAs azll1l 10 hFalllsboFd
SATURDAY on haslness and sl.eni sunday
algL hrg ssin Al MTs. Mllsanis Mrs. hlek'
ford Fsl,aIts Hallry Nilson on the road "a
r~syep, lie ], home now and ls gaming
sloaly,
Tie ilsanr eluh sill hali ils regular an
nual nrrslns Nilh MF,, y, II, hashsldrF
Wednesday afternoon 10 Frafsahlss, THIS
}. the seyrnlh year IA suferssloa the club
hAs msi niiL MIs h.ohsld~s lof t-efssa'
,salioh, 4 iuii attendance !, desired,
Name Ingram has h--n Vsp III silh
m-a,l-s a. The humber ramp, but u . little
l.riirr ~. father arrived Monday, Other
eas-s II mrasles IN laNn sI- Merrill
sparks, Mai,el Rand. Harry Howard anu
daughter. Flawnr-. aRi Mr., Easrnr Cui'
aorih, all 1T whom ATE IN the rad 10 re'
eoNep,
Although tho Thermometer F-si.letsi
many iesnee. hrloN l.ro last Friday morn
ins i've brave member, II the Home club
~ forth % continue their tying pro-
ps-s" aud completed their fifth quilt, II
va. a nice anr sooi aud large, and ready
10 .-ll 10 anyone Win J. IN need Of one,
Lunch Vac served a, noon aud AL On
iny~i feast oi good thing,
The Baptist Womrn'. Missionary sarlely
met Lac, w-rk Friday with Mrs. 4. 4,
Mason There Nrw nine members present,
Mr.. Mile aud Mr.. Mason read irom DuN
Chnsius. Mi.. llicktori read short
pi,S- aud Mls. Fletcher read a poem en-
Titled The Missionary Plea The next
meeting viii hc hcli With Mls, Fletcher
The hpiis, l.ail., AID .ocic,y held il.
annual meeting lae,,lay aud elected the
following ahirris President, Mr.. c.
Tneslalr: ,ir-.nu..iirni. Ma. Henry
Miles. sevnrian. Mi.s II Fletcher; treas,
nrrr. Mn. \ 4 Mason. directors. Mr..
fp,i Willard Mr.. !. II Ware aud Mr..
Joseph Mexican. The women served an
~ sicr dinner 20 about ~ people who az
tended town meeting. aud Wlsh 10 thank
All those whn furnished iooi iot t.
N the senicr ia the Congregational
church next sunday morning the pastor
viii preach IN the subject. \ Communion
Meditation Why Chris, Blessed the HE.
mrnis. After thi, scrvite the communion
will he observed lrrturr preparatory to
be Lord, Supper Ia the Congregational
church next saturday afternoon az ri
o'clock. All member. and friend, OF the
church are invited
The Home club treasurer has received
within ia. past week two good.,iked
checks TO help out on the church parlors.
pne from Mrs Fred Rand Of >aNtons River.
4 former resident Of Townshend. aud an
other from Miss Esther Dale. now OF
springfield Macs, Both expressed he.
lire 10 help and an interest in the remodel. |
ng OF the town hall for church purposes.
i truly Is pleasure TO know that these
people who have gone from us and have |
,ther interest, still are interested in u |
md are anxious to aid in our endeavor for |
NJ the junior prize speaking last Friday |
'renlng the first prize was won by Charles
owe OF Newfane and the second prize by |
Miss l.otte liosley Of Jamaica Mr.. Lowe |
ook for his theme. The Pathway to Sue.
eSs and Miss Hosley spoke on Some OF the
inventions and Discoveries Since 1872
Both subjects were well handled and the
'rizes Justly awarded Leon Stevens spoke
cry enthusiastically on Farm Life. and
'laude Greenwood gave an interesting
tory OF Life OF An Early Pioneer. In fact,
hey all did remarkably well. Mn. David.
on OF Newfane, Mrs. John McAllister of
onth Londonderry and Mrs. A. Z. Martin
I West Townshend acted as judges The
peaking was interspersed by music, con-
lstlng OF violin solos by Park 0sgood. ac-
by his mother, Mrs. +. l.. 0s-
ood, and piano duets by Mildred Phillips
nd Georgia Mexican Rev. Joseph Nc.
,ean offered prayer.