The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21

Henry Knight was called to Providence,
| II. Sunday by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Knight The funeral was
held Tuesday, lntement was IN Mill
bury, Mass
". Il. Taylor is reported as improving,
although he is still at Memorial hospital.
His son, Warren Taylor, who left the hos,
pital several weeks ago Is able to attend
school this term.
Wednesday was record. breaking day
for maple sugar making X. u. Thomas
gathered ~ barrels of sap and made III
gallons Of sprup before . =. M. This IS
one of his best records.
Harold Perry and John Burnett OF
Dummeston have entered INTO partner
shin aud purchased complete steam
drill outfit. They began their first work
of the season Tuesday on the Hinesburg
road.
The Earnest Workers have called
meeting for next Monday night at $50
o'clock in the Academy hall. An urgent
invitation is extended TO all 20 he present
that are interested in sprlnbllng OF the
streets
Clarence G.. Stowe of Boston came Tues.
day and has been spending the week with
relatives. The body of hls father, Oscar
A stowe, was removed from the tomb
for interment in the Meeting House Hill
cemetery "Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. 4. T. Stowe was taken to Memo.
rial hospital Saturday evening and an
operation was performed Sunday morning
To remove a growth near her ear which
had been affecting her hearing. DIR. Moves
performed the operation, She Is reported
as doing well at this writing,
Baptist church, Z. Stacy Harrison, pas;
Il, uanF n.
inc nj 1890 o'clock, sermon by the pastor,
subject, Quiet Moments Bible classes at
II o'clock. Evening service at I O'Clock,
Church prayer meeting Friday evening at
T30 O'Clock.
Miss Sarah j. II. Plummer, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Ella Plummer, and John
Brown of Springfield, Mass, were mar
RED Monday afternoon in Maiden, Mass,
A reception was given during the evening
at his home after which they left for trip
through the west. They are to live IN
Springfield Mr.. Brown is brakeman on
passenger train.
Last Thursday evening about II OF the
Clawson.llamilton students enjoyed rue
10 the home of Russell Thomas where they
were royalty entertained. y supper was
served and sugar on snow was the leadlhg
feature of the evening. Music and games
were enjoyed during the evening. Mr.,
Thomass son, Homer, is student OF the
Clawson- Hamilton college.
First Congregational church, Rev. +. j.
Lewis. pastor. Exercises for the week
sunday morning at 1890 o'clock, sermon
by the Dastor, subject, Do You Accept and
Ndopt the Report? Bible classes at II
o'clock Evening meeting at O'Clock,
subject. Sabbath Benefits. Leaders, Miss
Florence Clark and Miss Florence Ames,
Church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock.
The Brattleboro Sunday School Union
will hold their regular monthly meeting IN
the Congregational church next thursday
evening. 4 supper will be served IN the
church parlors at o'clock TO the :, qIllcels
and teachers representing the different
churches in the union, which VIII be. fol-
lowed by a meeting led by Rev. Delmar
Trout. Miss Balch state officer OF the
Sunday School Union will address the
meeting.
Easter services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning were as follows: organ
Voluntary. Mabel Weld: professional OF
urinary classes: anthem Risen Most
Glorious, choir; scripture reading, George
Allen: Prayer, +. Stacy Harrison; reelta-
ton. Beatrice Carr; sunshine oil Cold
choir; exercise by four children; yesper
two children: duet, Sing On O Trusting
Heart, Miss Mary Prouty and Mrs. George
Allen: exercise by Primary class; motion
song, Wave for Happy Easter, by primary
class: recitation. Easter Tapers, Grace
Burt: exercise. The Lilies; song Put a
Bit of Sunshine in the Day, intermediate
classes: recitation, Faster Bonnets. Clara
Thurber; exercise, The Pussy Willows;
solo, My Beloved Has Gone 70 his Gar
den Miss Mary Prouty; violin obhgato
Miss Maud Miller; address to children,
Z. Stacy Harrison; otfertory, assisted by
chIdren Our Redeemer Lives, choir;
benedction. In the evening special
Easter address was given by the pastor
Hulda NJ. Harris, 60, wife of Roswell L.
Frost. passed away at her home Wednesday
evening. after a weeks illness with pnen-
monia. She was born Jan II, 1913, IN
Worcester Mass, and was a daughter OF
Lucinda (Reed) and Clark Harris. In
1851 her parents moved to Wardsboro and
were one of the prominent families OF the
town. She was educated IN Nardsboro
and Montpelier schools, and was an at,
tendant in Brattleboro Retreat for several
years. She was a prominent member OF
Protective and Windham County Pomona
oranges. also the Baptist church OF West
Brattleboro. She was married Sept ),
1872, and they moved to their present
home in 1879 They had five children, two
died in infancy. Lura. wife of John Winter,
who died six years ago, Clark 5, OF New
Haven, Conn, and Carrie, wife OF George
Adams of Chesterfield n, H. Besides the
children she is survived by her husband
and three grandchildren, brother Henry
Harris of Des MONIES, Ia, and sister,
Mrs. Ella Gale Tong Of Canyon City, Col.
Funeral will be held from the house to-
morrow, Saturday afternoon, at | o'clock.
Plans for the Jubilee meeting next Tues,
day. April %, are nearly completed and
a program of unusual interest has been
arranged. The meeting will open with
devotional service Tuesday morning at
1870 in the chapel of the First Baptist
church. 1t is expected that one OF the
missionaries will speak. At 2.15 IN the
afternoon UNCONVENTIONAL rallies VIII be
held in the several churches At 30
mass meeting will be held in the First
Baptist church where messages from the
field will be brought by the representa-
tives of the various boards At 3.45 a
story hour for the children will be- held
in the Centre Congregational church. The
Jubilee supner to be followed by short
speeches will be served at six o'clock IN
the Centre Congregational chapel. All
women of the town are invited. Those
who have not yet secured tickets are
urged to engage them not later than to-
night of Mrs. R. p. Wheeler, Miss Kate
Wheeler or Mrs. L. F. Adams. The eve
ming service to which the public is in
vited, will begin at eight o'clock in the
First Baptist church. The Baptists will
be represented by Miss Agnes White
head of the Morton Lane School, Maui
men, Burmah; the Eniscopalians by Miss
Gertrude Stewart of China. and the Con
gregationalists by Mrs Eta D. Marden
of the Gedill Pasha School, Constantine
pie 1t is expected that one or two other
missionaries will be present.