The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-22

ing, and dancing were enjoyed. Misses
Maude Miller and Goldic johnson fur
nished music.
DR.. T.. w. Gwyer and j, n. Betterley
have been filing their silos this week
They and other farmers report consid'
cradle damage to crops from the freeze
! last week Thursday morning.
Mrs. S. w. Estey and Miss Gertrude
| Stockwell were called TO Greenfield this
week by the serious illness with ton
silitis of Charles Ward Stockwell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Purle b, Stockwell.
James Pegg. who spends his summer
vacations nj the home of Mrs. Pegg )
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID, NJ. Stockwell
| has been seriously i'll nj his home in
Marmaroneck, n, ", since his return
last month.
Mrs. j. w. Menard and son, David
| leave this afternoon for their home IN
! Springfield. Mass. and Mrs G. NJ. Main
will leave for Antrim, n. H., to spend n
few days with her father, j. NJ, Bemis
before going to her home in Franklin,
The subject of the morning sermon at
| the Baptist church is One Man Against
City. Services as usual this evening
at 7.3O, and Sunday evening at 7.30, The
pastor will attend the Baptist state
convention at Barre, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday,
Baptist church, Rev. Z. S. Harrison,
pastor. Sermon Sunday morning at
1880 clock Bible classes at IL
o clock Regular church prayer meet
ing Sunday evening AT $50 O'Clock.
Church prayer meeting Friday evening
at 100 o clock.
The harvest supper served last week
| Thursday evening in the Baptist Nestry,
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
society, was literally patronized and
the receipts netted about Sl5, which
viii be used in making necessary re-
pairs 10 the vestry.
First Congregational church, Rev. E.
]. Lewis, pastor. Services for the week:
Sunday morning at 1890 o clock, ser
mon, subject, Past, Present, Future.
Bible classes at y O'Clock, Evening
meeting at $50 clock, subject, A Mis-
sonary Journey Around the World.
Fred Ward of Wilmington visited his
mother, Mrs. Mary Ward, at Thomas
Collins S the first of the week, Mrs.
Clifton Ward and daughter, Marjorie,
Miss Mary Hall, William Hall and Les
lie Boyd of Wilmington and Mrs. George
Chadwick OF Londonderry We're also re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins.
Miss Ivy Marguerite Ranney and
Clarence Little Hathaway of Boston
were married Wednesday evening at
o clock in the First Baptist church on
Commonwealth avenue, Boston. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lizzie
Liscom Ranney, formerly Of this town,
and has many acquaintance here. Miss
Alice Liscom, a cousin of the bride, and
Miss Blanche Craig and Miss Evelyn
Martin, who have been frequent Wis
itors here acted as bridesmaids. Rev.
DR.. Rowley, the bridegroom S maternal
grandfather was the officiating clergy
man.
The funeral of, Miss Augusta Fox
who died at Memorial hospital on Thurs
day of last week, was held in the First
Congregational church Sunday after
noon at , o clock. Rev. h. j. Lewis Of
ficiated and L. II. Crane sang two Sc
lections, After and Here and There. The
bearers were j. w. Menard, j. r. Be.
mis-, 4. =. Cross and f. A. Fox, and
burial was in Meeting House Hill Gene
terry. The large attendance and the pro-
fusion of flowers were appropriate testi-
monials to the esteem in which Miss
Fox was held. The out-of-tOwn relatives
who were present at the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Menard and A. 7.
Cross of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. G.. NJ.
Main of Franklin, y. H. Miss Nellie
Barnard and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Fox Of
Wilmington.
Cut price sale of lanterns at Robbins
e Cowles during Fair week.