The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-06
orlhfeid, Mass.

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AZ Uunhrhl visited
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a.. n.Hf Preston afr moN'
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| ,ru.n Cr',l, Of Na'ssa, J.
3,...5t'..,.us bee mother, Mr. H.
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e.m Aibu. !, delivering a
IN. iairrJ The bible tram
fIifs NHlbheld,
IN >iryu. hl, returned to her
Nm .iptl, SOD lias MIR, Amos
- bep Hou-e for her
who has not been
~ fan, Wrui io the Spring
800 Almay iur treatment,
~. .snt lat sunday, at An
~ % he 3. o student at the
iarsBalal o,lles, in amherst
60 urtfan ha, bccn entertain
- - NJ. kirk Minis Of Brat
L sBj Wllliam lilgrlow OF keene'
.,-,l m,iiug ii the Ladies Sew
\, tbs Unitarian church was
I ,be surh laIlor' Yesterday after
wll,m Reed. who has been spend
A inter In Orange. II visiting with
"a Mn. Frd Watson and looking
b. par.
In, Bpok. conducted the service
"I,,.i h.i sunday evening, speak
~ ,..,t t,ur abroad ON Scenes
M l,yant
|. Wom,n, Relief corps and Henry
ilr.Sp po,,. have been invited by
Y. usttnou 10 take dinner at his
, Friday MAY 10.
!. Iogi.s RaplweIl, 50. OF Montague,
III IN week. was mother OF Henry
,ss1 a nh. town, and grandmother
h. Iua Bamwcll
/, Unitarian Magazine Just out has an
\ 4 annexation ON Mrs. j. L. sun
"A wie 81 o former pastor here, VINO
rsnly in Hartford.
, G. Moody is entertaining her
, and husband. DR.. and Mrs. X. V.
.,T. al Chicago. Mrs. Williams was
mel student at the seminary.
/, Judd Of Greenfield, formerly Mrs.
uaropey OF this town, and a sister
1. C,loehan. r.. is visiting her son,
Naroney. and others in town.
!. Madeline Long has returned Tues
10 Springfield ior further treatment
/ vmAllen's hospital, having spent
! DAYS at home with her parents.
yP Wood has handsome new
stll touring ear but this will necessi,
ii. giving up his horses. A good
will ever be first in the doctors
$ Miriam Hart. who has been with
iser Mr.. Mary Hart Lloyd, in Au-
Aa.. for the past two years, has
home to care for her mother who is
he'd to the house.
|. birth Of a son on May 2 to Mr.. and
J. H. Batchelder of Mattapoisett,
, /. announced. Mrs. Batchelder was
erk Miss Bess Field, daughter OF
an DeY. Field Of this town.
nix Speaight will lecture at Stone hall
Monday night on David Copperheld.
called England's greatest interpreter
tkens. This is his fourth American
han tour and tour around the world.
, last Of the challenge games of bas-
\ was played Tuesday between Mar
and Moore cottage, the former
ng Il to 7 and capturing the silver
which was won by East hall last
East hall had no team this year.
D. Moody has rented house in
n Conn, for year. He expects,
bis family, to spend August in
field and will conduct the Round
meetings as in former years during
eneal conference.
yard L. Cosgrove, who was arraigned
e district court of Greenfield and
ID not guilty to the charge of shoot.
deer on Mortified mountain April
as found guilty in a hearing before
Field and fined SIS. An appeal
AIKEN under cash bonds of 800.
Mr. Wilson began his pastorate
sunday at the Unitarian church and
he'd from Luke ELI: when he had
himself" Special music was given
E choir and B. +. Field sang a solo.
Is the 4lst year Charles w. Mat
has gratuitously decorated the
b. All appreciate his faithful SER
'ader General Philip Reade pre-.
the following members Of the boys
lie with silver service medals after
cture last Friday night: Will Brod-
Raymond Culver, Alfred Holton,
I'd HoltOn, Ernest Howard, Harold
ath, Mark Mclean, Carl Holton,
shea, and Joseph Waite. The last
ranked the highest in the brigade.
regular meeting of the Unitarian
'e took place Wednesday afternoon
church parlolS. The president, Mrs.
Nt,eams, presided. Mrs. Margaret B.
ID Of Rowe gave an address on
Work and Work for the Church,
W., was OF exceeding interest. Rev. and
y llSon both gave short talks, which
u tAflr interest in the work they
'qat to enter upon. Mrs. Alderman
WIS Fred jackson served refresh
: There were 80 members present
lsOt new members were taken into
sely' which is in a very prosperous
annual meeting of the cradle roll
.eu with the Women's Foreign
mary society was held Wednesday
oO9 IN the church parlors. Mrs. A.
oOdy, superintendent of the cradle
presided. The devotional exercises
u u charge OF Mrs. Fred Holton. Mrs.
y gave talk to the children. Re
rents We're served and a social
moved Only few little children
present owing TO the weather and
ehce OF Wl0ODiup. coupb The mite