The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

morrow for a visit WIN thelf ploliler nov
T., s, Harrison.
The Dummerston hill school opened
Monday with Miss Cynthia Smith OF
Marion, Mass, as teacher.
A, H. Lynde returned 10 Somervllle'
Mass, Sunday after spending the Thanks,
giving holidays with his parents Mr ana
Mrs. Francis Lyndc.
Charles Miner was in Springfield, Mass
the first of the week on business, lie also
visited his sister, Mrs. w. w. Whitney, at
the Farren hospital in Montague CITY
Mass.
s. l.. MAY of IIolyoke, Mass, and his
daughter. Mrs. Hattie May Greene OF New
York city and Mrs. George Hall were
guests Of MIR. and Mrs, II, G. Squires Saiur'
day
Mrs. Eliza Morse has returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs, I NJ. Albec,
after spending several weeks with her son,
T.. II, Morse, ON Dummerston hill who
is confined TO the house by illness.
Jacob Wiser and family Of Hayre de
Grace, Md. who recently purchased the
Wilkinson farm in Halifax have been
spending a part of the week at II. f.
Weatherhead's en- route for their new
home
Miss Helen Prentiss has returned to
Derby TO resume her teaching m the com
mercial department OF the Derby academy
after spending the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mr {, X.
Preutiss.
Mrs Helen Miller entertained the
Twentieth Century Sewing club Nednes-
day afternoon at her home. Games were
r.. a., 20 cd
next meeting will be held saturday, Dec.
10, with Mrs G. ;. Rider.
Mrs. l.. 5. Bartlett and Miss Stedman
will have open house Saturday evening Tor
the parshioners and close friends OF Rev.
and Mrs. T.. \. Lewis who leave Monday
morning for Boston for a few DAYS visit
before going to their new home in Chicago.
Lester Jison who went TO kishley,
Sask.. last May. has returned and VIII liye
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ). JIM
son, in Vernon. Mr.. .lilson was accom-
panicd on his return hy his brother and
wife Mr.. and Mrs Adm .lilson, who went
there in April They have gone to Spring
field TO make their home
Mrs. John S. Woods I'D birthday ami.
versary was observed Tuesday by large
number of her friends who sent her gifts
OF money. cut flowers and other remember,
ances besides rendering her a post card
shower. She received nearly POO cards
At present Mrs. Wood is confined TO her
bed by illness and expresses her apprecia-
ton for the rememberances.
First Congregational church, Rev. L. j.
Lewis will preach his last sermon as pastor
Of the church, Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock. Bible classes nc II o'clock; even
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OF a Workers Strength. Col. ] al3.
Leaders, ". II, Dunklee and Willard Rich
arylson: church prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock.
Fred Bigelow, jr was thrown from his
carriage Saturday evening on Main street
in Brattleboro and sustained injuries
which resulted in his nose being fractured
and his face and shoulders considerably
bruised Two young women who were wlth
him were thrown out and somewhat bruls,
ed. The horse ran for some distance and
the carriage was considerably damaged.
Baptist church, Rev. 4. $. Harrison,
minister. Residence. 3Sl Western avenue
Services for the week Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, there viii be an address. 10y
Miss Matilda Brown. a Swedish mission.
ary. Miss Brown comes with splendid
recommendation and It is expected many
will avail themselves of the opportunity TO
hear her. Bible classes at II o'clock. and
evening service at 7 o'clock. There Will be
no PRAYER meeting this evening on account
Of Miss Browns address down town.
The funeral OF Mrs Fl. C. Winchester,
who died Thursday morning was held sat.
urday afternoon at o'clock at the First
Congregational church. instead Of the
house on account Of the illness Of Mr. Win
chester whose death occurred on Tuesday
of this week Rev. T.. j. Lewis oiiciatcd
and burial was in Meeting House Hill Gem
etery. The bearers were George Ballou.
Joseph johnson, Joseph Hamilton and
William Ames The relatives present from
out-of.town were Mr.. and Mrs. w, W.
Holton and daughter, Blanche Of Athol,
Mass, and George Ballou of New York
city a.
An organ recital will be given in the
First Congregational church next Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock by F. f. Holbrook
of Keene. Y II Mr.. Holbrook will be as
sisted by F. c. Adams, baritone, Mrs. W,
r. Stellman. soprano, and Miss Helen
Weatherhead, violinist. The proceeds will
be used toward buying piano for the
chapel. Many are familiar with the ability
of Mr. Holbrook and his assistants and i
is hoped that all music lovers will avail
themselves of the privilege Of hearing them
Wednesday evening
The womans missionary association OF
the First Congregational church met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. i. II. Stell-
mann The topic for discussion was Hin
duism. Mrs H. F. Weatherhead and Miss
Maria Stedman gave interesting papers on
the subject and a letter was read from
Mrs. Garfield Of Ward academy at Acad
envy, S. d. The letter was an appeal for
aid in the work at the school and is the
first to have been sent out. Mrs Cam
field emphasized the need of girls dormi-
tory to replace the one which was burned
some time ago. Refreshments were served
and the attendance was good.
Pupils who were perfect in attendance
during the fall term at the BrattIeboro
academy We're: Gladys Harris, Gladys
Newcomb, Ethel Burt, Helen Dalrylmple,
Iva johnson, Gladys Ames. Leslie Ames,
Clinton Covey, Raymond Abbott, Keith
Abbott, Arthur Doyle, Fred Robbins,
Bertha Rider, Clyde Jakway, Silas Hamil,,
ton. Julian Wood Leo Wood, Edward
Nesper. Clayton, Rhodes, Emma Atkinson,
Cecilia Nichols, Clara Thurber, Paul Hol-
brook. Doris Winchester, Belle Newcomb,
Carroll Harris, Charlotte Knight. Merrill
Hamilton, Laura Derby, Edith Hammar-
lund, Ruth Alexander, Ruth Nichols,
Emma johnson, Doris Dowley, Dorothy
Cain and Florence Ames.
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