The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-16

Putney, was at his home In town few
DAYS last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs Bert Ober of Brattler
horo spent few days last week ~
Everett Phillips :,
W. T.. Hall of Ensthampton was ~
town Tuesday in the Interests of the
Mitchell company.
Mrs. Urcia Davidson OF Newfanc
spent several DAYS last week al pr, aud
Mrs r. l.. osgood :,
Miss Katherine Hawkins went to
Rrattlehoro Tuesday To work ~ The
Melrose this summer.
Walter Kidder left Monday morning
for Newport, y. H., where he VIII he
employed as plumber
Miss Florence Toilette, teacher In
Grafton, attended the commencement
exercises here last week,
Mrs. George Alhee Of Brookline
spent several DAYS this week with her
sister. Mrs. a, \. snow,
Mrs. Silas Edwards of Grafton visit,
cd in town aud attended the commence
ment exercises last week
Miss Ethel Sparks returned to New,
fame Monday and will work nj tue
Newfauc inn this summer
Mrs. Orinda Park of Williamsville
was al the home of her brother, \, Il,
Cook. a few DAYS last week.
Miss Ernie Derry OF Broolline spent
several DAYS last week with her sister,
Miss Ella Derry. al c. II, Willard :.
Miss Winfield Garfield and Miss Liz.
zie stevens. both of Brattleboro, visited
a. ~ n.Y.l.1.far = AnRHmA
Miss Edna Marsh returned to West
Minister Monday whore she Is helping
Fred Davis in the store ana postoihee'
Miss Georaiauna Mexican will return
from the Wcstfeld Normal school next
week to spend the summer Nacatioh
here.
Arthur l.. Rand went TO Leominster
saturday where he spent few DAYS
with his brother, returning Tuesday
evening.
The tonic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next SUNDAY evening VIII be
Grace for Common Duties; leader, Miss
lOttic Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ford of Frogmore,
:, c., will arrive next week 10 spend ne
summer here. They will board az Mrs.
ID. +. Boutelle :.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre and Prof. K.
W. .Iocelyu attended the annual ION
urepational state conference m BEL
lows Falls this week.
Miss Florence Marsh returned TO her
work in Athol last Monday after spend
inc two weeks AT the home of her broth
er. Almon r. Marsh.
w. NJ. Sparks, Russell Blood and
Earle Hamlin went to Burlington Tues.
day 10 attend the annual meeting oil
the Masonic grand lodge.
Wesley Phillips is visiting at r. d.
phillips 5 this week. He is returning
from Davtona, Fla, where he spent the
winter. TO his summer home in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams of Wind
ham were here during commencement
week. They were both former students
of Leland and Gray seminary ana were
graduated in 1904.
The Ladies Home club met with
Mrs. Winslow and Mrs. Atwood Wed,
nesdoy afternoon. A pleasant and
profitable afternoon was spent ana Il
delightful supper was served.
The Ladies Home club of the Con
gregational church wi ] hold food sale
in the Congregational vestrv Wednes-
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Please remember the date and hour.
The Congregational church and So
cietv will hold a business meeting 10,
morrow evening. 1t is very essential
that all should be present as there Is
some important business to transact.
Joseph Snow and Leon Bruce went to
New York Tuesday morning where theN
will spend a few weeks. Part OF the
/ Da nf
SHOWS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
n. Snow, at Staten Island.
The work of erecting the frame OF
the new town hall was started tins
week. Twelve men We're employed Mon
day in raising the heavy tlmbers,, Inc
work has gone along rapidly all the
week in spite of the heavy rains.
The. topic for next sunday morning
at the Baptist church will be Our Debts
70 the Lord; Who PAYS Them and How
Are They Paid2 At the union service
in the same church in the evening the
tonic will be Man and His Social Rela-
tions. 1t will be an open air service on
the lawn. if the weather is favorable.
The following officers were elected at
the Christian Endeavor business meet
inc last Friday evening: President,
Theodore II. Ockels; vice-president, NJ.
Park Osgood; recording secretary, Joe
G. Snow: corresponding secretary, Mrs;
A. l.. Rand; treasurer, Miss Ethel
Sparks; organst, Miss Margaret P.
Mills; assistant organist, Mrs. f. l., Os'
good
The seminary boys played the decid-
ing game with Wardsboro last Thurs,
day afternoon, when they were defeated
bv a score of to 3. The game was
played on the home field, and the local
boys did good team work but the
Wardsboro boys had the advantage
having on their side three players, from
Jamaica and two of the best players
from the Townshend nine. This was
the last game of the season for the semi
nary boys.
WEST TOWNSHEND.