The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-16
THE BRATTLEBORO REFORMER, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1911

kellogg's until the beginning of the CON
ierences when they viii be in seminary
dormitory.
Mr. and MIS-. Golden Harper and child
are at Miss Winnings for the summer. Mrs.
Harper was formerly Miss Emma Stauiier
OF this town,
Mrs, Minnie Holton Of Westdeld, widow
OF Augustus Holton, has been visiting at
/ ), {, Holton's and at W, A. Priests dur.
ing the week.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning, At this time the little ones will
be baptized and consecrated.
The Western division of the association
OF Sons of Veterans will hold basket pic
ME at Shelburne Falls, June Il. All the
allied organizations are invited.
Mrs, Julia star Of l'ncasville. Conn, is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs J. X. Col
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton also entertained
Mis-, Chrsty and daughter during com
mencement week.
Deputy f. b, Hale OF Bernardston in.
spected the Mortified grange Tuesday
evening, Four candidates were initiated
in the third and fourth degrees. Ice cream
and cake were served.
The Unitarian women held business
meeting Wednesday and voted to light the
vestp with electricity. They also voted
to hold their annual lawn party about
July 20, probably on the church grounds,
Mr.. and Mrs. David HOWE, ir.. of Bos
ton are spending part of their honeymoon
with Mr. and Mrs David HOWE, sr., on
Warwick avenue. Mr. HOWE jr., is private
secretary TO james StoTow, a Boston
banker.
Mrs. Sarah Ward OF Orange and Mrs.
Hattie Rowe OF Worcester were guests of
Mr., and Mrs. G. II. Webster over com
mencement Miss Marion Webster enter.
tanned Miss Hattie Hastings during gradu-
alton week
Clarence i. Beers. son of Mr. and Mrs.
j. \, Beers, of Vernon, and Miss Amy
Dresser, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dresser of this town, were married at the
congregational parsonage on Thursday,
June 5, by Rev. \. Fay Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs Beers viii make their home with Mr..
Beers parents for the summer and in the
fall occupy the house he has Just bought OF
Ed Palmer Mrs. Beers has been an eff
cient nurse and has wide circle of friends.
Preparations are about completed for
high school graduation, The class numbers
nine. as follows: Frances kavanaugh,
lls
crime Dale. Hazel Dunnell. Raymond Clapp.
Carl lIolton, Mark Mclean and Alfred
llolton. RAYMOND Clapp is valcdictorian,
and Mark Mclean, .alutatorian. There
will be an address and special singing by
the school, under the direction of Miss
Clara Human Following these exercises
reception will he held in the banquet
room of the town hall.
William Il. Moody announced at chapel
at the seminary Saturday morning the gift
OF new administration building to the
school from Mrs John z. Kennedy OF New
York The seminary received Si0,OOO by
will from Mr.. Kennedy over a year ago.
This building is needed as the offices are
now distributed about in different build.
ings. Mt. Hermon also has Just been noti'
fled of the gift of a new library building
from Mrs. c. f. Schautiler of New York.
DR.. Schaufer has been a conference
speaker here and frequent writer for the
Record of Christian Work, published by
W. X. Moody.
The Connecticut Valley Association OF
Alliance met with the Mortified alliance
Thursday for an all-day session About ~
guests were present from out OF town,
bringing basket lunches. The local society
furnished tea. coffee and ice cream to all
Mrs. Smith, wife of the pastor of the nj,
tartan church of Northampton, presided
at the meeting Reports were gwen by
members of the alliances represented, Mrs
C. c. Stearns speaking for the Mortified
society. Rev. Margaret Barnard OF Rowe
gave an address on the work in general OF
the alliances. The principal feature OF the
meeting was the talk by Miss Sarah john
son of Northampton, who gave an account
of her school in Georgia. so much interest
and enthusiasm were aroused that Mrs