The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-10-14
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Carl Sheldon spent Wednesday of
last week in Milton with DR. Crosley.
Mrs Ansley, recently of Cuba, visited
her sister, Mrs o ] Painter, the past
week.
Mrs Edith Randolph and baby of
Milton Junction are visiting her aunt,
Mrs Olivia Reuterskiold.
JF Henderson and family and Miss
Hattie Clemmons of Eagle were Sun
day visitors at j + Whites.
Mrs D F Whitford and son Claude
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of her brother, M j Babcock.
AID Humphrey of Edgerton and his
nephew, G A Humphrey of South Da-
kota, attended church here Sabbath
morning.
Mrs H F Stillman, having decided to
occupy only part of her time sewing,
wishes ladies desiring work done to call
Wednesdays.
Mrs A H Painter and daughter May
returned Saturday night from an ex-
tended visit to Rhode Island and other
eastern points.
Mr. and Mrs N T Langworthy and
daughter Angie of Milton Junction Wis
tied at Nathan Kelly's and other friends
the last of the week.
A farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs
A G Burdick was held at their home
Sunday night. They leave soon for
South Dakota to remain for some time.
d. Babcock received the sad news
of the death Of his father last WedneS-
day. He left for Hamilton, N Y, on
Thursday morning to be present at the
funeral.
There is unusual activity among the
women's societies this fall The Willing
Workers met on Wednesday afternoon
of last week with Mrs Geo L. Walters
and work was furnished.
Mr. and Mrs d Humphrey went to
Beloit Friday afternoon. Mr. Humph-
rey returned Sunday night, but Mrs
Humphrey remained for further visit
with her brother and sister who reside
there.
Mrs ] ] Noble entertained the yearly
gathering of some of her former school
mates. There were present Mesdames
c. A Emerson and L A Babcock from
Milton; H E Thomas, E Painter and
M j BabcOck OF Albion.
Al Painter, L o Painter, F E
Painter and wife and H T Kipp and
wife attended the graduating exercises
of the nurses training school at Belolt
Monday night. Miss Zadie Painter of
this place was one of the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs H E Thomas were very
agreeably surprised Monday night when
the members of the church choir, of
which Mrs Thomas is one of the lead
ers, walked into their home and re-
minded them of their 18th wedding an
niversary. The evening was spent
with music and games and general
good time. A cut glass water set was
also left as a reminder of the occasion.
The Home Benefit society, whose
regular fortnightly meeting occurred
last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L J
Green, are arranging for sale of
aprons and fancy articles, to be held
some time in December. They are to
hold an all-day session for work on
Tuesday of this week at the home of
Mrs John Bliven, and supper will be
served for the gentlemen at the close
of the day.
The Woman's Missionary and Benev-
client society have been very busy for
several months with rush of work.
Their speciality is quilting and they have
been doing some nice work They are
very glad to keep employed, and solicit
other customers Their terms are very
moderate, being only S1.25 per spool.
If the demand for their work warrants,
they may decide to make permanent
headquarters in the church vestry, and
thus be able to continue their quilting
throughout the winter.
The next session of the quarterly
meeting of the S d churches of
Southern Wisconsin and Chicago will
be held with the church at Walworth,
Oct 21-23, 1910, and the following is
the program for that meeting:
General Theme Spiritual Power in Daily
Living.
Sabbath Eve
7:45-Praise Service led by Rev. t. ]. Van
8:OO~Serrhon, Daily Prayer by Rev L C.
Randolph.
Sabbath Morning
lO:OO-Sermon, Daily Walk by Rev. A. J.
1900 Sabbath School = Supt. Walworth
School Mrs E. McLearn.
Sabbath Afternoon
3:OO-Sermon, ''Daily Talk on Conversation"
by Pastor A. E. Webster.
Sabbath Evening
7:45-Praise Service led by Prof. A. E. Whit
500 Sermon, Daily Deeds" by Rev II. j.
Van Horn.
10:OO-Three Papers by Laymen:
(a) The Opportunities of the Housewife"
by Mrs. Dwight Maxson.
(b) 1.-The Opportunities of the Pastors
Wife, by Mrs T. J. Van Horn.
(c) THE Opportunities of Lay Women in
General" by Mrs. L. A. Babcock.
discussion of these subjects will follow
these papers.
First Day Afternoon