The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

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ihey were married at the home al NJ
brigham 3 mother and will make their
nome IN South birmingham, Miss UoI
ton has been AN efficient operator In the
central telephone Office the past yenr.
Mr. Brigham was employed In North
Held year or two ago,
he Choral club grows In enthusiasm
and numbers each week, There ara noN,
l0I members. Mr.. Coffin would like
about 20 more. MANY guests attend
sage chapel Wednesday mornings Ia
near the singing OF the seminary Girls
under Mr. Collin : direction. Miss Ma,
son, a student AT the seminary, h the
pianist at the Choral club rehcarsals
The W. G, 7, 4, meeting was held In
the parish house last Wednesday after.
noon. Miss Ella Leonard led tho deyo.
tons, Rev, w. W. Coe spoke on A Few
Essentials IN the Equipment for Tenn,
pcrance Work. lie spoke of The great
need OF u thorough knowledge of both
sides OF the temperance question So AS
To be able to meet the opposition pre-.
pared TO convince them. Fourteen were
present and social hour enjoyed.
All the services Saturday aud Sun.
day at both the seminary and the Con.
gregatlonal church were devoted TO
foreign missions. Rev. George Rowland,
OF the American Board of Missions, of
Japan, and Rev, Montague Beauchamp,
OF the China Inland Mission, were the
speakers. Mr.. Beauehamp was one of
the original Band OF Seven. who went
out to China in 1885. G. f. Shedd. who
Is well known here, was a member of
this band.
The third of the Napoleon meetings
was held Monday afternoon by the Fort.
nightly This was one of the most in
teresting meetings and drew an attend.
ance of % members though the day
was stormy. Mrs. :. G. Richardson pre-.
scented the subject of Napoleon S Family
She called on Miss NJ. Il. Thurston TO
give a summary of the last meeting and
a Renaissance Of member Of Napo.
leon family Mrs. +. +. Howard read
an interesting paper on the Life of Ma.
poleon s Mother and Sisters.
There are almost no social events
scheduled for this week or next except
those centering around the celebration
of Thanksgiving Mortified seminary
closes Wednesday noon till Friday noon.
The students who remain here will have
n Thanksgiving dinner. There will be
large party at the Mortified hotel as
usual, and Mrs. G. 7. Candee and son
of New Haven will be guests of honor
The public schools close Wednesday for
the remainder of the week. Service will
be held at the Congregational church
Wednesday morning nj 10 o clock with
a Thanksgiving address by Rev. \. Fay
Smith.
The annual meeting of the Franklin
County Association of Woman S Relief
corps took place in Greenfield Wednes'
day The &. 4. Il. posts of the county
held their meeting simultaneously. Both
organizations, numbering 100, were
served dinner at Grinnell hall. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Lazelle installed the officers,
elect, assisted by Mrs. Ellen Potter OF
Greenfield. Those who attended from
this town were Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Doolittle, Mrs. Mary DOolittle, Miss
Mary Thurston, Miss Mary button: Mrs
10. G. Stockbridge and Mrs. E. NJ. La
zelle. All who attended had a very en-
ioyable time.
The Unity Dramatic club held one OF
its most interesting meetings last FIJI
day evening. Fourteen of the young peo'
pie gave Rotations pertaining 10 Hu
name Education. The subjects OF the
recitations were on kindness TO anlnlals'
kindness to poor and aged, on peace
and war. After a recitation on Peace by
Edward Barrett, Rev. A. f. Wilson
asked all those to stand who desired the
ratification of the Treaty of Peace, now
pendine in Congress between the Unit
ed States, France and England, One
hundred and four stood up. Mr.. Wilson
will forward this expression of OPINION
TO those in authority in this matter at
Washington. Each speaker was pre-
sented with volume Of Black beauiy,
and each one present with copy OF !ne
Horses PRAYER. This society is dong
mnch not only to entertain the young
people. but to educate them