The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

!, Wellesley college ttom yaralion with a.
/, mother Mn, Julia Hunting,
4 Miss >'slc Lawrence returned home las
. saturday after spending the winter /,
Philadelphia and New lla,.a,
: MI H,rr glad Ia .-e Deacon Fisher an,
: ll,asah lsather oui Ia SUNDAY morning ~
. We" again alter their severe illnesses.
Mt, frr"man, who has h,cn slenIin.
hr winter with hei snn. frrd 4 fallam
rl"ihtd iu FiuN,noslnwn lat Monday.
since the death ri Thoma, Nlalioau
; 'lis ~ i only one male memh.f 0i TN. old
N74thiiell family, Charles ", Maltoon,
challenge game ul basketball wa.
aS.d between lieS.ll aud Moore hall.
,i"rtlaN, the scorr hcing : Ia IA favor ai
Auulr,
Mr., Edward NeWrnmh aud Charlie.
FomtruN drove over irom li,nardston Fri,
~ Ealing nrun few of their many
ll,nl,
Reavs llcNanl,r has been sIending
.,N,rtl day, with hen grandmother. Nlrs.
liank., They hath wen, to West Dover
yesterday.
Missions oi Turkey uas the subject la.,
evening al prayer meeting Miss Gather.
-, GRADY IN the ', I. Meeting on Chris,
tar Guide,
Rev. Arthur Wilson had iol hi, subject
! 81 discourse Last sunday at the Unitarian
church Making Lille Cost. lie was well
| iiSsd by all.
Miss tNa Tower, former principal ul the
| hlgl school. j. pursuing a line OF study al
Ainheisi Agricultural college preparatory
io engaging Ia business.
Nh. aud Mn. John phelp, are visiting ia
I New Aork: meanwhile, George llolion and
| j, I, cummings are repairing and painting
their house IN the interior
Mrs Mcuiman aud Mis-, Lawrence arr
attending the Two weeks poultry course at
amherst agricultural college. which cioses
with three day poultry exhibit
DIR. and Mrs. Newton were To leave
Thursday morning Ia attend the automn.
bile show in Boston. Another doctor will
be IA the office during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grecm Of Orange, y.
H., who have been spending few days
with their mother, Mrs. C. H. Green. took
Miss Fanny Green home with them ion
season
News from Miss g. Belle Woollacott was
received from Naples, where she spent
few days, going from there to Rome for |
three weeks. being there for the Easter |
season.
Those who attended the meeting OF the |
Greenfield Alliance last Thursday were
Mrs. Fred Allen, MIR. Alderman, Mrs Per,
ham. Mrs, \. W. Proctor, and Mrs, Myrtle
Proctor.
Richard L~nde Selden of Deep River,
Conn. has rented the kenjockety lodge,
owned by DIR. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs
>elden and daughter, Daphne, will be here
during July and August.
Rev. ~ Fay Smith and 4. G. Moody
drove to Milers Falls Saturday night,
where the former spoke at a temperance
rally. Mr.. smith also spoke in South Deer
field Sunday night al temperance meet
ing
Miss Mary jackson died at the North.
field hotel Friday afternoon from the re-
suits of AN operation ON Tuesday. Her
relatives arrived before her death and took
the body to Aubundale, her home, for
funeral and nterment.
The two-yearold son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Quinlan. who died in Orange,
\. j., was brought here for burial in st.
Nlary's cemetery last week Thursday.
This child was one OF twin sons, the other
living only few days.
A gymnasium exhibition will be gwen by
The gymnasium team of Mt. Hermon in .
skinner gymnasium, Monday, April 4, The
instructor is Stephen Marshall. The pro
,eeds will be for the benefit of the athletic
association Of Mt. Hermon. !
On Monday evening, March p, the {
\orthiield boys brigade will hold a Com
letitive Military drill in Festival hall in I
Brattleboro. There will also be a game OF y
basketball between the Boys Brigade and
he Brattleboro Independents.
W. J. Wright got the highest number t
If votes cast at town meeting Monday, and
fred w. Doane came next About 30 ,
'oters failed to make ont their ballots cor /,
'ecty. 1t looks as if some instruction in y
he Australian ballot system was necessary.
More and more cases of whooping cough
ire developing in East Mortified among
he children. The public schools all closed
asst week Friday with the exception OF .
he high school and East Mortified grades,
which kept week longer. The spring u
ERIN begins March 2S.
An illustrated lecture on Madrid, Her u
'rado and Bull Fights was given last Mon It
lay night at the seminary by Professor
,harles Epson Clark OF Yale, who is q G
of Mrs. Bessie Whittle of \
his town. He showed many pictures of
paintings, which were beautiful, t,
no tIle pictures oi 'he puii hshen "e'' 81
ivid Il
Miss Helen Jones of the Vermont Do d
nestle Missionary society Will speak tomor.
ow afternoon at the Bible Training school
nd Sunday evening at Sage chapel on sub
Gets relating to her work. Miss Jones
ill be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs n. )
ay Smith while here. Miss Jones and la
IRIS. Smith were at the Chicago Bible in
titute at the same time. 81
A farmers institute was held yesterday III
the town hall under the auspices OF the
.orthfeld grange and the Franklin County q,
gricultural society At 1890 a. m. the "
,neral agent of the Massachusetts, dairy in
nreau spoke on Dairying Then and Now. al
t y. m. DR.. George NJ Twitchell. presi- r
emit of the Maine state genealogical socle- tie
Z, spoke on The Call of the Hour. Sc
Rev. n. Fay Smith preached at the SC
church last Sunday fol to
wed by the Lords Supper. Five new co
embers united with the church by letter, lie
nong whom were Rev. and Mrs. Elliott pr
rown and Mr.. and Mrs William Slate of al
orthfield Farms The evening service
as led by Rev. W. w. Coe, who will also
each next Sunday morning in the alb
nee of the pastor at Mt. Hermon
The escaloped oyster supper and play oh oh
the town hall last Thursday night was :"
decided success. A large number pat -,
nized the supper and full house enjoyed III
e play. The Pursuit of the Parson. Mrs. re-
aud Montague as prosecuting attorney
ID Mrs NJ r. Moore as attorney for the tn
PENDANT were especially good. Miss in
untoon's part was cleverly done The
ange will clear about S45. Fl.