The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Allardlce OF Prov
dence, r. l., are guests this week OF hen
sister, Mrs. L. II. Stellmann.
Mrs j. s. Wood is confined to her bed
and her sister, Mrs Ella Plummer oi
Springfield, Mass, is caring for her.
Mrs. d. G. Orrnsbee and two sons OF
Nlillers Falls, Mass, are spending Thanks.
giving with Mr.. and Mrs j, $, Jillson,
p. B. StocRwell and family of Greenfield.
Mass, spent Thanksgiving day with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Stoclwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. j. Stockwell were called
death of his brother-in-law, James Pegg.
Miss Maudie Stone of Brooklyn spent
THANKSGIVING day with her grandmother,
Mrs, II, A. Stsne, at Mrs, {. r. Eyans's.
Rev and Mrs. Il. Stacy Harrison spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. j. East Harrison, in Mt lIemon.
Mass.
Charles Miner spent Wednesday in
Springfield. Mass. He was accompanied
to Greenfield by his daughter. Miss Grace
Miner.
Mrs. r. NJ. AIbee went to Northampton.
Mass yesterday to spend the rest Of the
week with her daughter, Mrs, Harry
Martin.
NJ Z. Chamberlin and family and w. II.
lIescock and family celebrated Thanksgiv,
ing day together at the Chamberlin home.
stead.
Mrs. Il. i. Bass has returned to her home
in Bethel after spending several weeks at
the home of her brother, +. NJ. Good,
enough,
The Near and Farther Lights society win
hold its regular meeting Thursday after
noon at go o'clock at the home of Miss
Ellen Miner.
Misses Agnes and Margaret Martin OF
Hinsdale n H., are spending the week
with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs
Edward Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Dickerman and
daughter, Maud, of Hinsdale, y, H., were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Knapp over
day.
Mr., and Mrs. C. J, Stoclwell gave a
dinner yesterday for their
children and grandchildren. The party
numbered 10 including the five grandchil-
lrcn.
The social announced by the Capernauu
circle to have been held this evening in
he Congregational church parlors has been
postponed until Friday evening of next /
week.
Mrs. Hattie May Greene of New York /
,ity visited her uncle, II. C. Squires. Tues.
lay. She went to Vernon to join her /
ather, s, II. May, of Springfield, for
day,
Rev. G. +. Prentiss of Hadley, Mass,
vas a guest of his brother, G, X. Prentiss,
he first of the week. They spent Thanks
living day with their mother, Mrs Hannah I
'rentiss, in Windham.
L. Fayette Clark of Oskaloosa, Ia, Mr..
nd Mrs. r. c. Clark of Turner'S Falls and
Hiss Susan Louise Clark of Springfield,
lass, are guests this week of their parents,
)r. and Mrs. c. S. Clark.
The Woman's Benevolent society of the
BAPTIST chuSh has nearly completed its
'orll for local families. They are now pre-
AIRED to do plain sewing and repairing to
rider with reasonable charges for the work
The council of churches will convene
Ionday afternoon, Dec f. at o'clock, at
he First Congregational church to take
ction on the dismissal of Rev. Z. j. Lewis.
no recently presented his resignation to
Ike effect Dec. II,
Mrs A. V. c. Leavitt closed her summer ,
ONE, The Naples, Wednesday and with ,
er daughter, Mrs. Grace L. Kirkland, and
lildren, went to the Brooks House for a
Nv days before going to their home in !
uffalo. Mrs. j. NJ. B. Hatch has closed
er cabin and will accompany them a
The Coy Corner society had a meeting |
tuesday, afternoon with Mrs E. A. Knight. J
covered dish supper was served and
tossing contest was enjoyed. Prizes in the |
,ntest were awarded to Mrs H. f. Pre-
Mrs f. H. Martin and Mrs, J. s.
Iorse. Miss Dasie Miller of Williamstown =
ASS, is spending the week with her moth t
:, Mrs Helen Miller 7
Baptist church. Rev. E. Stacy Harrison, I
mister Residence 1888 Western avenue \
,rvices for the week. Church prayer
Getting this evening at 7.30 o'clock; Sun Il
" morning at 1870 o'clock, sermon by u
e pastor. Subject, Bugle Notes This y
i'll be special talk for the children; ?
ible classes at II o'clock. Evening serv- n
e at o'clock, with address by Mr.. Har a
son. h
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. j. 81
Evils, minister. Residence, 800 Western 81
enue Services for the week Sunday Ii
orning at 1890 o'clock, sermon by the d
stor, subject, The Abiding Value of the
langeless Love. Bible classes at II
clock Evening service at $50 o'clock.
,pic, Lessons From Great Lives. Leaders,
rs. 0. G. Covey and Merrill Hamilton.
lurch prayer meeting Tuesday evening at "
80 o'clock.
Announcements have recently been re-
ived of the marriage in Springfield, Mass, a
Guy Prefontaine of Pittsfeld, and Miss II
ada Bean of Springfield. Mr.. Prefontaine
the youngest son of Mr., and Mrs II. f b.
'efontaine of this place and the bride is
e youngest daughter of Mrs Charles B
an of Springfield. They will live in fe
ttsfeld where Mr.. Prefontaine has a po-
ion in the Central market. h,
News came this week of the death, Oct. v
and u, of the twin girls, Bernice and
,rtha Sprague, the 10 months old chill NJ
en- of Mrs. Julia Sprague of Brattle- 81
70, who were cared for by Mrs. Rhoda
rgent and her daughters, from the tine ).
ey were three weeks of age until they -
re removed to the st. Joseph's orphan III
e in Burlington, Sept. %. The children
ID of cholera infantum 81 weeks after n
ay were sent to the institution. III
The ninth grade speaking contest at =.
attleboro academy Friday called a good -
ed audience. The contestants, who have .
been under professional training, show 'e
unusual ability The six chosen out of
, class of 10 to compete for the Gibson W
yes in June are Helen Redfeld, Edith at
mmarlund, Ruth Alexander, Laura We
rby, Albert Wrisley and Merrill Hamil at
/. Special mention was given two other CI
mbers of the class who will be given F.