The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-08

| 1uSt vacated Nv NoN W, Iu'tlNHt
George Gee of Springfield, VI, has
accepted the position ms SAWYER IN VII
| lard 4 mill in place of Arthur kand,
who has gone to Ftehbure. Mass,
Pearl C.. Starks. Il student of Leland
| and GRAY seminary, made record NJ
hedgehog hunting last Tuesday after
noon when he shot -four IN one tree,
Mrs, +. NJ. Snow left Thursday for
| New York CITY where she is spending
several weeks with her sou, Clarence n.
Snow, nj his home in New Brighton, ;. I,
Miss Belle Tmson of Williamsvillc
is working as clerk IN +, l., Lowe
store. She commenced work last Mon.
| day,
The Village school opened Tuesday
the primary department and Clarence
| McLane of Rregato in the higher
grades,
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next SUNDAY evening will be
NV Denomination: Roots, Trunk,
Branches, Fruit. Leader, Rev. Joseph
! Me kean.
Miss Hazel Jones has finished worl,
| in Gloucester Mass. She passed through
town Tuesday while on her way to
Stratton where she will teach school
this fall
guy Howe met with painful acci;
dent while at work in Willard 5 mn
| last SATURDAY. afternoon when he sawed
! his little finger so badly that 1t had to
be amputated
Prof. Roy W. .Tocelvn. who has spent
| the summer in Swautou. came Monday
night He loaded his goods Tuesday to
be sent to Chelsea, Mass, where he Will
spend the winter.
Leland and GRAY seminary opened
Tuesday morning for the fall term with
Guv W. Powers, b. s, as PRINCIPAL and
Miss Mary Plumb and Miss Sadie Huett,
! assistant teachers.
Miss Abbie Starr, who has spent the
summer with her aunt and uncle. Mr.,
and Mrs +. l.. Hastings, left saturday
for White Plains, n. Y, where she Will
teach during the next year.
Rev. Simon +. Goodheart of Bethel
will preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday. Mr.. Goodheart comes as
candidate. There will be a celebration
of the Holy Communion at this service.
A party of 10 people who are spending
| the summer in Newfane drove TO this
| VILLAGE last SATURDAY. night and were
entertained by Mrs. D. +. Boutelle.
They returned to Newfane late in the
evening.
DIR. C. L. Bruce came to his home here
| last Friday night for a few DAYS visit.
| He returned to New York City Tuesday
morning and was accompanied as far
as Brattleboro by Mrs Bruce, who
spent the day there,
Rev. George f. Chaplin of SaXtons
River called at +. II. Albee s Wednes.
| dav while on his way to attend the i0th
annual meeting of the Windham County
| Association of Congregational Churches
| in West Townshend.
Rev. and Mrs. Daniel MCINTYRE of
Westminster West. formerly of this
town. passed through our village Wed
| nesdav while on their way to attend the
meeting of the Congregational churches
| in West Townshend.
Mr.. and Mrs r. n. Marsh of Athol,
Mass, formerly of this town, came Sat
urdav night to visit their son, \. X.
Marsh. Mr. Marsh returned to Athol
Monday afternoon and Mrs. Marsh re.
manned until THURSDAY.
Fred Hodgdon, who has been spend
| ing short vacation at his home In
| town. returned to Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. Hodgdon has a position AS engineer
| on the Belfast, a boat running between
Boston and Bangor, Me.
| Miss Sadie Huett, A. b. of Attleboro,
Mass, has been engaged to teach Ian
| puaoes in Leland and Gray seminary
| for the current wear. She is q graduate
of Brown university, 1911, Miss Huett
is boarding at d. F, Boutelle s,
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on the
topic, The Rival, and Therefore the
| Enemy of the Home. temperance rally
| sermon. The union service IN the even.
ing will be held in the Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. O'Brien returned
| Tuesday morning to their home, in som.
erville. Mass. after two weeks visit
with Mrs. Q Brien s sister: Mrs. Emma
| Person. Miss Hazel O 'Brien, who has
been spending the summer here. re-
| turned at the same time.
Harry Franklin S house in Harmony
vile was sold at auction last Saturday
afternoon The place was struck off to
| G. S. Mills, who has occupied it the
past year Those from out of town who
attended the auction were Mr. and
Mrs. Smith of Bondville and Oren Smith
of Cambridgeport.
| Arthur T. Rand finished his work in
| C. Fl. Willard s mill last Saturday,
where he has served as SAWYER for near
" IA wears. He went Monday to Fitch
burg. Mass. where he has accepted a
position with the Webber Lumber com
panv. His family will remain here for
the present.
The following delegates were appoint
ed at the Congregational church last
Sunday to attend the roth annual
meeting of the Windham County Assoc
citation of Congregational Churches
held at West Townshend Wednesday
and Thursday: DR., and Mrs. +. L. Os,,
good, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Allbee and
Mrs. c. c. Taft.
George Mair student of Mt. Her.
mon, preached in the ngregational
church last Sunday morning. His ser
mon, preached from the text found in
Romans 1872, was a fine production,
showing the constant change which is
going on about us, both in the world and
in those things which pertain to reli |
gion. He/took many examples from ma
ture to illustrate his point and showed |
that the reason why they were not more
noticeable was the fact that they took
place so constantly and regularly. Mr.
MAR was entertained at II. IL. Hol-
brook s.
Pomona grange will meet with West |
River grange Thursday. Sept. IA. The
morning session at 1915 will be taken
up with business and the discussion OF
the following question: Resolved, That
the Farmer Life Is Preferable to That |
of the Mechanic. Dinner will be served |
in the hall at noon. The afternoon SEES,
sion, to which the public is invited, will
begin at 1.3O clock. The program for
the afternoon will include readings,
songs and recitations. The following
question will be discussed: Resolved,
That Domestic Employment Is Better
for Young Women Than Professional
Work.