The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19

at which they made plans for a social even
for about June s. There was short enter
tainment.
Leo Whitney, who has been very il
with scarlet fever is reported as improving
at this writing Miss Eva Ridge OF Win
niper Canada, is the trained nurse caring
for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie G. Perry left Thurs
day morning for Wilton, y. H., and are
soon to GO to Newport, \. H., where Mr.
Perry has a large contract for building
state road.
The Ladies Benevolent society held q
business meeting and food sale at the Bap
list church chapel yesterday afternoon IN
spite OF the doubtful weather it was well
patronizcd.
The Mems league will hold a meeting in
/ the Congregational church next Thursday
evening j. d. Whittier, superintendent OF
| schools, will give an address about schools.
/ All are invited.
Walter Nichols and Miss Katherine
| Moore, both of Guilford, were married
! Wednesday noon by Rev L. Stacy Harri-
son at the Baptist church parsonage. They
were unattended.
/ Among the relatives from here TO attend
/ the funeral of Ralph Fairman in Vernon
were Mr.. and Mrs. W +, Mixer, Leroy
Mixer Mr., and Mrs. Irwin Crosier and
Mrs. Lumau Clark.
Miss Georgia Ormsbee returned TO her
home in Brockton, Mass, Saturday. Her
mother. Mrs. John S, Jillson, went with
her as far as Milers Falls and Orange,
Mass for a brief visit.
4 party of young people from here drove
to Townshend Tuesday evening with the
intention of spending the evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph AlcVeigh but had to re-
turn without seeing either OF them. A
large bunch Of roses was left at the hotel
for them.
Baptist church, Rev E. S Harrison,
minister. Exercises for the week: Sunday
morning, sermon by pastor, subject, Badge
Of Service, Bible classes at l. o'clock:
Prayer meeting Sunday evening at I
o'clock. Church prayer meeting Friday
night at $50 o'clock.
About 30 neighbors and friends gathered
Monday at Winnie Taylor's bringing their
teams and tools and they spent the day
blowing and planting Mr., Taylor's garden
and doing other necessary work which was
great help to him at this time on account
of his recent long illness.
The higher grades in the Academy build.
ing were closed last Friday on account of
an epidemic of scarlet fever Several cases
were reported in the families of Henry
Thayer, Thomas Doyle and e. NJ. Whitney,
The school room was thoroughly fumigated
Monday and if no further cases appear the
school will reopen next Monday.
Five little children and relatives went for
a picnic Saturday afternoon in Bigelow's I.
grove in honor of Maxine Stellmann's /
fifth birthday anniversary. The children |
enjoyed a social afternoon and a supper was |
served, Each child was given a small cake .
bearing a candle Maxine received many
lovely gifts during the day. She is the only .
daughter of Mr., and Mrs, w. Z. Stellmann.
First Congregational church, Rev. f. j,
Lewis, minister, Devotional exercises for
the week: Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock, sermon by pastor, subject The
Testing of Trust and Affection, Bible
classes at II o'clock. Evening meeting at
$50 o'clock. Church prayer meeting Tues
lay evening at 7.30 o'clock. The pastor
will take up the study of the Sunday
school lesson for the following Sunday dur
ng this meeting,