The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-17

/ Miss Edith Sanders was homo from her
work IN Bmttlchoro n few days tins week
Miss LYDIA Fellows Of Brooklne Is as
,lstmg Mrs Hattie Marsh for few weeks,
| t,cotge Durham ol Grafton will spend the
winter with his son, Edw Dunhaln' oil
this town,
Ms. CLARA Timson oi lintlleboro visited
her parents, Mr. and Mis-, y. f. stone,
over sunday.
/ The Order of Eastern star held us reg
/ ular communication in Masonic hall Wed
nrsdaN evening,
Miss Minnie Critchley, who was III a lew
DAYS last week, has recovered aud Is again
able to be- out
Mr.. and Mrs. ", : Holland OF lirattlc'
horo. formerly of this town, were at the
/ Inn over sunday
Allen lIilhrd of West Dummcrston Is
working IN Wizards mill lie is boarding
at Almon Marsh's
Harry H. Upton. from Mt, llcrmon;
will again preach IN the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mrs Fred Perkins left Tuesday to spend
A week with relatives ~ lirattiehoro ana
South Londonderry,
The meeting OF the y. 7, ;. {. Il. and
! the regular preaching service were united
last sunday evening.
Mrs 4. u. Cudworh was ON the sick
list the first OF the week but She Is again
on the road TO recovery
Miss Hazel l.lndman. who was III last
week. has recovered and hats again taken
IN hen work at the seminary
Misses Winifrcd and Chiistabcl Garfield
Of Brattleboro visited their aunt, Mrs. -
/ II Batrhedcr one day last week
Miss NIaudc blanchard spent the week
rnd with Misses Hazel and Edith Land
man at their home in South Londonderry,
Mrs Sarah Wilson returned Friday TO
her home IN lirattloboro after spending
a few DAYS with her brother, a \. Mason.
James Corscr Of Greenfield, formerly OF
this town, spent day here this week when
hc set up a monument in lakewood Gene
terry,
Mr.. aud Nus. Isaac Applehy announce
the engagement OF their daughter W.
helmina Critchlcy, to Guy d. Nelson. lhey
are both Of this town.
Miss Lottie Jones. who has been teach
ing in West Townshend, returned to her
home SATURDAY. where she win spend
thrce-weeks' vacation.
Miss Carrie Green, who is teaching, school
in West Dover. is spending the week WIN
Mrs. Anna White. Miss Green and Mrs;
White formerly attended the same school
in New York.
Miss Hazel Jones, who is teaching IN
Stratton, was at her home here SATURDAY.
Miss Jones expects to close her school N
about two weeks, after which she WI
spend the winter here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allbee Of Brook
line visited her sister, Mrs. +. NJ; SNOW,
over Sunday. Mr. Allbee returned TO ms
home Monday but Mrs, Allhcc remained
until Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Follett. who is teaching in
Grafton. and Miss Abbie Follett, who has
lust closed her school in Williamsville for
a three.weeks' vacation, were at the nome
of their sister. Mrs Wilmur Turner over
Sunday.
The topic for the Christian End eavor
meeting next Sunday evening Will be; y
Missionary Journey Around the World
/ Missions in South America This meeting
will be conducted by the missionary com
mittee.
| The topic for next Sunday morning at the
Baptist church will be. Three Pl1nclmies
Fundamental to the Christian l.ite. me
| union service in the evening VIII toe held
/ in the Congregational church with a sermon
| by Mr.. Upton.
Miss Myra Hobart left Tuesday for
Greenfield where she will spend the WIN
ter with her sister, Mrs. Eta Ward. i.
y. Batchelder accompanied her returning
Tuesday night. They went as far as Brat
tleboro with +. /, Lowe in his automobile
A. ]. Ripley of New York city visited
at the home of his uncle, ii. :. kldder, over
Sunday. Mr.. Ripley came TO West Town
shend last week "Wednesday to attend his
mothers funeral He returned to New
York city Monday morning.
Mrs. W. II. Miles, Mrs Susie Atwood,
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4 Eddy, DR., and Mrs,
+. l.. Osgood Mrs William Blood Mrs.
Frank Blood and Mrs. Clara Blanchard at
tended the district meeting OF the Order
of Eastern Star in Brattleboro last FRI
day.
The Dorcas Guild met in the yestry We'd
nesday afternoon. Supper was served by
Mrs. ]. c. Taft, Mrs. Mary Plumb and
Mrs. c. H. Evans At this meeting It was
voted to appropriate $50 towards paying
! for the furnace to he installed IN the par
sonage
After the usual praise service and few
brief testimonials from the Endearorers
who were present, the time was taken up
with a number of temperance talks. ne
speakers of the evening who showed special
interest in the work were Harry II. Upton
of Mt. Hermon, Principal Guy W. Powers
of Leland and Gray seminary, Mrs. q. r.
Davidson of Newfane and Rev. Joseph Me
kean of this town.
The village school closed last Friday for
vacation of three weeks The past term
was a successful one in many ways Gar
ence j. McLam taught the upper division
Of the school and proved himself to be
very competent teacher. His pupils are all
sorry to have him go. The following pupils
had no absent or tardy marks during the
term: Kate Chase, Marion Cummings.
sons. Mabel Rand. Merle Randall, Merrill
Sparks. Evelyn Turner, Robert Bemis, Nler-
ton Chase. Howard Lowe, Harry Meacham,
Daniel Willard. Maude Bems. Ruth Barry
and Clara Greenwood Maynard Taft and
Eleanor Willard had only one tardy mark.
Those who had only one absent mark were
RAYMOND Barry. Florence Meacham. Guy
Barry. Richard Davis. Florence Howard
and Silvia Kidder. Eloise Cummings had
one absent and one tardy mark.
Mrs. Anna White closed her school in
district No. 3 last Friday with exercises
by the children. The following prizes were
adarded For spelling: Sixth year, lst,
Della Riendean I'd, Lena Cushing. Fifth
wear. LIST. Margaret Reed; d.Rosa Watson.
Second and third years, LIST. Gene Rien-
year, LIST, Margaret Reed; I'd, Rosa Watson,
received first prize for best attendance
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