The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-27

Miss Sadie Underwood of BrattleborC
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs O. X. Wright has been visiting
in Springfield this week.
Prof G. X. Cherrie returned home
from New York Tuesday
Mrs. Emery of Orange was a guest in
town a day or two last week
Miss Nellie Hamin has been assist
ing Mrs. g. T.. Davidson during court
Mrs. Della Kennev is spending n few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Austin
in Brookline.
Miss Katherine Dunlevv of Brattle.
| boro has been acting as court stenogra.
pher this week.
Twentv-three of our townspeople at
tended the grange fair in Williamsville
Wednesday night.
Mrs John Pierce returned to Brat
tlebOrO Tuesday to assist her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Breslin.
Judge Powers took Judge Watson s
place as presiding Judge at Windham
county court this week.
Mrs. Rosella Kenney returned Friday
from visit with her daughter, Mrs. A.
A. Austin, in BrOokline.
John Convey, Erwin Chase and Profess
or George Cherrie were members of the
excursion to New York last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Carpenter visited
in Marlboro a few days recently, re-
turning to their home Wednesday.
1t is expected that Fl. S. Upton will
occupy the Congregational pulpit again
next Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Gertrude Brown returned to
ga Z,
few days with her sister, Mrs. X. L.
Maher.
The children of the village school will
hold a hallowe EN- party in Union hall
tomorrow Saturday evening. All are
invited to be present.
Tuesday evening about 40 friends and
neighbors gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Knowlton and spent a Jolly
aSening in husking corn.
HfHrv Mack visited in Windham at
Monday until Friday. Mr.. Mack was
a native of Windham but had not Wis
tied there for about 40 years.
A meeting of the cemetery associa-
ton was held Tuesday evening. After
listening to the report of the secretary
the election of the board of trustees
was held. The old board was reelected.
A district meeting of the Rebekah
lodges was held in Union hall Friday
evening. A special train brought mem
bers and officers from other parts of the
state. The hall was very tastefully
decorated by the local lodge.
The Homeland circle met with Mrs.
Butterfeld Wednesday afternoon. Six
women were present. The topic con-
sidered was. The work of the Congre-
gational Sunday School and Publishing
Society. Several very interesting ar
ticles were read
The Woman s Christian Temperance
union met with Mrs. g. E. Davidson
Friday afternoon. A report of the state
W., c. T. U. convention held recently at |
Morrisville was given by Mrs. Charles
Hescock. The election of officers was as
follows: President, Mrs. c. L.. Hescock
first vice president, Mrs. E. J. Butter
field; second vice president, Mrs. Alice |
Pierce; third vice president. Miss Emma
Sibley; secretary. Miss Mary Newton;
treasurer, Mrs Lena Dewitt.
Rev. George X. Carter of Saint Clair,
Mimi, has accepted the call of the Con-
church to become its pastor
and will commence his labors Nov. 5. |
Rev. and Mrs. Carter will leave for their
new home either Monday or Tuesday of |
next week, reaching here the last of the
week. On Thursday party of interest
I'd workers met at the parsonage to
clean it and put it in readiness for the
new pastor. The ceilings have been
and the floor will be dressed
over before the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter.