The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-13
by fire and Miss Dale lost all her wear.

by fire and Miss Dale lost all her wear
ing apparel.
Fully one.half the members of the
Independent Order of Foresters met last
Monday evening. After the business
meeting, at which the treasurer was in
stalled, all repaired to the diningro0m
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. II, l.. Os.
good and enjoyed ice cream, cake and
waters. Abner Bristol and John Bish-
op were present from West Townshend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Cole, their daughter and
son.in.aw, and Il. s. Brown and
Charles NJ. Brown, their two sons,
came to town last Thursday and spent
few days at Townshend Inn before
taking possession of their new home
recently bought from Eugene Bemis.
They were accompanied by George 7.
Alexander of SaXtons River.
At the morning service in the Bap.
fist church Rev. Joseph Mexican, pas
tor, the subject of the sermon will be
Are There Robbers in the Twentieth
Century Church! At the union service
in the same church in the evening the
topic of the sermon will be What God
Hates A chalk talk; The Y, p. 5. G..
Il. service will be held at $50 o o'clock
in the Baptist church. Topic, Lessons
from Great Lives Abraham. Leader,
Mrs. Roy NJ. Jocelyn
Saturday afternoon there will be an
installation of Birchard post, No. 60, G.
A. r., and the Relief corps in the former
town hall Luncheon will be served at
II clock II. m. to members and invit-
ed guests. The following officers of the
post will be installed: Commander,
Henry r. Franklin; senior vice-com-
mander, Nj. Il. Pratt; junior vice-com'
mander, Emory Howard; surgeon, John
ID. Pierce; quartermaster, II. A. Carpen'
ter: chaplain, l.. w. Bush; officer of the
day, John A. Grout; officer of the
guard, Joel Grout
The annual meeting for the election
of officers in the Dorcas guild took
place nj the home of Mrs. F. l.. Lowe
Wednesday afternoon. The following
officers were elected President, Mrs.
Il. II. Allbee; presidents, Mrs. J.
G. Taft secretary, Mrs. G. IL. Willard;
treasurer, Mrs. Susie w. Atwood; en-
Evans. Mrs. Earle Knapp and Mrs.
Park Holland and two members to be
appointed. Fourteen members and two
visitors were in attendance.
The annual communication of Blaz-
ing Star lodge, No. %, for the election
of officers took place last Tuesday even.
ing. The following is the list elected
or appointed: w. NJ, Russell W.
Blood; s W., Walter A. Eddy; J. W.,
Albert f. Franklin; treasurer, F. l..
Lowe; secretary, William NJ. Sparks;
5. D., Il. b. Cudworth; J. D., W. +.
Blood; 5 S.. A. l.. Rand; J. S., Frank
A. Blood; chaplain, Rev. Joseph Me
Kean; marshal, w. II. Miles; tyler, II.
C. Stratton. These officers will be in
stalled at the next regular communica'
ton
One of the pleasant events of school
life took place mt Principal Joeelyn S
home last Monday evening when about
80 of the friends of the two upper
classes of Maude d. Blanchard man
aged to arrange genuine surprise on
the occasion of her 18th birthday, which
was the day before. Miss Blanchard
was invited to rehearse her essay at
the principals home, only to find that
this would be impossible on account of
the large number present. After all
became acquainted the meeting took the
form of 'stunt party which every
one enjoyed. A beautiful manicure set
was presented to Miss Blanchard Ice
cream and cake were served.