The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-10

.or mere, mas resigned from the church
in Hartford, where no has held pas.
torhte lot the last i've years, and will
20 to England for study.
The social committee of the church
held ~ meeting last Thursday afternoon
~ Mrs. IL. T.. SMITH and made plans
for four socials to be given before the
summer conferences.
Rev. G. Campbell Morgan, ID. D., is to
spend eight days in America March
1919, in order to be present at the
Atlanta Bible conference (Dr. Len G.
Broughton 50, March 1920.
Mrs. Roswell Il. Dickinson will hold n
public, auction of her personal prop.
erty Tuesday, March IA, mt her place,
including wagons, farming tools and
household furniture. Mr.. Miner is auc.
tioneer.
Mrs. X. liz Woodbury., who has re.
GENTLY, sold her place, known MS the FL.
lott Lyman estate. reserved the ga.
rage and shop. which are to be moved
across the street onto land owned by
her.
Benjamin +. Field went to Boston
Wednesday to attend the annual meet.
ing of the officers association of the
nth Massachusetts, regiment. held at
the home of the chaplain. Rev. Ed.
ward II. Hall. at Cambridge. last Wed.
nesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Kellogg was pleasantly
reminded of her birthday last week
Thursday. Several friends from town
and The Mortified. where she is now
living, were invited for the evening
\ pleasing program was given and re.
freshments served.
Mrs. G. III. White, who has been n
guest at The Mortified for some time,
gave a party to the hundred seminary
girls boarding there last Saturday
night An entertainment with noted
authors was given and refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served
Northfeld grange will discuss the
following subjects at their meeting
NEXT Tuesday evening: How Common
Schools Furnish More Practical Edu.
eationi The Best Education for a
Farmer Boy or Girl. Mrs. Martha
Gillett will also speak at this meeting
on Ny Travels. Mrs. Charles johnson
will give reading.
Communion was observed at the Con.
gregational church last Sunday and a
large number We're admitted to the
church. Rev. n. Fay Smith gave n
strong address in the evening on Shall
License Be Granted in This Towns for
the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors for
the Coming Year' Special music was
rendered by the choir.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. s. CHATTER are
spending this week in Princeton. N. j.,
where Mr.. Chafer is delivering a series
of Bible lectures in the Second Pres
byterian church and also n second series
before the students of the Theological
seminary, On March Mr.. Chafer will
20 on to Bible conference in Florida,
and Mrs. CHATTER will return to North.
field
Among the many interesting events
to be given at the athletic meet of the
boys brigade March II none will be
more interesting than the exhibition
champion, Prof. G. La Bella. and Ser.
geant Stevens of the United States
army. Mr.. La Bella has held many
prominent positions as fencing master
in large institutions of the country,
and recently at Columbia university.
Herbert S. Stone. who returned from
his trip to the Canal Zone last week,
reports delightful time. One of the
most interesting experiences was on
the island of Hayti. which is governed
by negroes. The ships company were
entertained by the president of the
senate, +. p. Paulin, at the palace of
L resilient foluOH. AmeIlCdn CdpitduotS
have lust completed installing heat
ing plant there, large pier has been
built, and railroads are in construction
by Americans.
The two dramatic selections given by
the Unity club last Thursday evening
were the best work yet of the club.
The Elves of the Black Forest and The
Lonely Old Giant were given before q
crowded house under the direction of
Mrs. A. Z. Wilson and Mrs +. l.. Proc |
tor. The principal parts were taken by
B. F. Field j. w. Field. w. s. Black,
Raw Ware, l.. r. Howard. Roy STRAIT
ton, Bernice Webster, Victoria Sankey,
Don Williams. Gertrude Irish. Rebecca
Miss G. Huntoon and Don
Cummings.
Owing to illness, DR.. A. T. Pierson
has been obliged to abandon his visit
to the far east. The following extract
is from letter written Dec. 81. 1910.
at, Seoul: GAN further progress west,
ward is made impossible by my state OF
health. The doctors unanimously ad-
wise that | return home as soon as pos.
sible; that it is quite imperative that
I get into warmer climate as soon as
NAV be. We expect to leave here about |
the 9th of January and slowly return to
America by way of the Sand.
witch Islands. The doctors advise that
I tarry at the Islands for longer or
shorter time to get the benefits OF the
wonderful climate. "