The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-27

supper and dance. See large posters TOT
details,
Mrs. Daniel Manning. who has been
with Mrs. William Kent, has returned
10 Brattleboro.
Mrs. o. Deane and granddaughter OF
New York are visitors OF Mr., ana MIS-
George Armand.
Mrs. Charles Taynton of Jamaica has
come 10 be housekeeper for MI ana
Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mrs. Edith Walker has this week re-
sumed her work in Miss Jennie Duncan
dressmaking rooms.
Miss Ruth Dutton of Mortified semi
nary spent Sunday with her parents, MT
and Mrs. NJ. +. Dutton.
W. A. Miller. whose hand was lacer;,
ated in a husking machine ms mentloheu
last week, is doing well,
The lecture by DR., River was eS'
celent and although the audience was
not large it was an appreciatiye one
Miss Bertha Lahey OF, Putney came
the first of the week 10 Brook Farm 70
I be household assistant for Mrs, r. H.
Miller.
/ Mrs. Helen Phelps, who has spent sey'
( eral weeks with her niece, Mrs. r; H.
Brown. has returned 10 her home IN Ne"
4 Ipswich, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickey have re-
turned 10 Watertown after VISIT Win
Mrs. Hickey's parents, MI ana MIS-
George Armand.
Mrs. John II. Barrett of Everett
Mass. came Tuesday to spend Few
weeks al Chestnut Ridge farm, the
,,,os, ~ Mrs q. +. Wellington.
Miss Elsie Hazelton. who is tcaeminf
in Green River. spent the weekend Will
her narents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Hazel
ION. Miss Hazelton was in attendane'
nj the teachers convention IN Mont l
nelier She was accompanied by MIS-
Ida Phelps of Guilford.
DO YOU want TO know the menu 10
+. the grange support Think OF Vehlsol
two weeks before the open season y
Vermont! Ii will be a rarity. Inn INN,
of coonl Hunters are after them. ThlnIl
=. NJ cbicken.pie! The kind that grand
. mothers make mothers make and daugh
! ters make, if YOU have preference
other will be served TO YOU with mashe,
!. notato and "fixin s. Then there WI
I be salads, pies and ca kes OF many, II No No
\ every. variety; fruit, tea and conee'
e can vouch for the quality and prepara
;. tions indicate that the quantity VIII Zee
the big crowd that is expected.
J. Evening Star grange will hold II
b seventh annual game-supper ana dahe'
Z, November >, in grange hail, Duhlhel
d ston Center. Supper will be served froi
q $50 TO 9 o'clock. Leltsinger orche'
+ ira of Brattleboro will give concei
from S to 9 clock, and Sewail Mors
the well.known cornetist, VIII give
cornet solo. Dancing will be IN ords
y from 9 p. m. TO 3 a. m. Home'mal
candy will be on sale during the ever
inc and the children will have their III
ne thew are remembered with a chane
for a "'erab. - II is expected TINS WI
II he the hest of all in the annual suppt
5. line. Children will be admitted at ma
n price.
l. In the Congregational church last SUI
dav the pastor, Rev. Charles River, +
re D.. delivered very interesting sermo
k in which he pointed out the, elrenu
stances that obtained in the mr.
10 centuries of the Roman empire UNI
4 were favorable or adverse, to the woII
- of the missionaries in spreading u
Christian ideas of religion. These q
~ cumstances were compared with mlssio
he ary work of the present day. Next gu
day DR. River will have for his sublec
as The Missionaries Themselves, Both M'
lie and Women, and the Converts, Whl'
They Made. Old and young will be
,r terested in these discourses. Come
N the call of the church bell,