The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
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She is at her home on Highland avenue and
will recover.
The New England Telephone company
nus made the following announcement (;
beginning with May /, subscribers may
telephone for five minutes 10 IIinsdaie.
n. H., Manchester, n. H., SpofTord, n. H.,
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field for the sum OF 10 cents, and can do SO
by calling the home telephone office.
The class of 1881 of Mortified seminary.
Of which Mrs. A, G, Moody and Mrs. Henry
liolton OF tins town are members held a
reunion at the Mortified last week Those
present from out OF town were Miss Lii.
liam b. Northup OF Westfeld, Mrs. Ella
Banes.Grillth, Of New York Miss Alice
Davidson OF Highland Park, Ill.,, Miss Ma.
bel Hastings of Springfield, Mass, and
Miss Agnes Il. Knowlton of Holden, Mass.
As the W. +. NJ. society of the Congrega
tianal church here is one of the largest Civ.
ers TO the Franklin County branch, many
Will be interested in the following report
of the meeting held in Greenfield. The an.
nual meeting of the Franklin county
branch Of the Womm's Board of Missions
was held Tuesday in the Second Congre.
gatlonal church. In the business session
IN the morning there were reports from the
branch and from auXiliaries and election
of the following officers President, Mrs
\, X. Smith. East Mortified. yice-presi.
dents, for two years, Mrs. l.. H. Boutele
of Orange, Mrs J A. Hawley of Shelburne
Falls, Mrs. A. G.. Moody of Mortified; for
one year to fill vacancy caused by resigna-
ton OF Mrs, Thurman of Shelburne, Mrs
Irving Childs OF Deerfeld; recording secre-
tary, ME. Walter n Snow Of Greenfield;
corresponding secretary. Miss Cora Smith
OF Shelburne Falls; treasurer, Miss j. Kate
Oakman; secretary OF young peoples work,
Mrs. j. Y. X. Wells of auckland: secre-
tary of bureau of exchange. Mrs. George
Minis. auditor. Mrs. G.. II, Kaulback The
nomination committee was Mrs. l., Russell,
Mrs. \. NJ Lyman Of Montague, and Mrs.
John Carrlthers OF South Deerfeld. a
collation. was served and an address given
in the afternoon by missionary from
China Five attended from here: Mrs. /.
X. Smith. Mrs. A. G.. Moody, Mrs. Wilbur
Cheney, Mrs. George Witte and Mrs
Louise DeWolf
Fully 20 women from town were present
at the musicale given Monday afternoon
at Library hall under the direction of Mrs.
w X. Moody, assisted by Miss Jennie
llaight This was the final number on the
program for the year of the Fortnightly.
Following is the program rendered Fam
TASTE Impromptu and Etude Militaire,
Chopin, Mrs. S. T. Walker; Widmerg. a
German song. Schuman, Miss Claire Smith,
director of singing at the seminary; pre-
lude, Rachmannhoff, Miss j. r. Haight,
piano instructor at the seminary; He Was
Despised Handel. Mrs s. T. Chafer; waltz,
Gounod, Mrs. s. Z. Walker; Go Not Happy
Day, and An Open Secret, Whelpley and
Woodman. Miss Clara Human OF Athol,
supervisor of music in the public schools.
Most of the numbers were encored, and all
were delightfully."- rendered. During a short
recess five of the women of the Fortnightly
served at small tables tea and cakes. Those
presiding were Mrs. n p. Wood. Mrs. w.
r. Moody. Mrs. Z f. Howard, Mrs. A. A.
Wilson and Mrs. C. +. Williams, Mrs. 5.
Catherine Richardson gave a sketch of the
program outlined for the coming year.
rising vote of thanks was extended to all
those who had assisted in making the mus.
Gale one OF the most delightful ever held
by the society Guests from out of town
present were Miss Sharp of London, Eng,
with her cousin, Mrs. w. r. Moody, Mrs.
Norman MeGaffin, with her sister. Mrs. w.
h. Moody, and Mrs. Paul d.. Moody of
Darien, Conn, who, with her daughter, Is
visiting relatives in town..