The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-19

Sunday morning the pastor will spea X
on the subject, Some Things That Col
Winked at Formerly. but Now -.
All will receive cordial welcome
The Congregational society will hold
a missionary meeting at the home OF
Mrs. h. b. Batchelder next Friday
afternoon, May &c, AT 3 o clock. This
meeting is to be for the purpose of
reorganization.
Robert Cushman and a number of
friends from Jamaica were in town
with an automobile Monday and spent
the day at j. c. Taft s. On their return
to Jamaica Monday evening they were
accompanied by Miss Hazel Taft.
Walter Hobart of Minneapolis spent
a few days last week with his sister,
Miss Myra Hobart, while on his way
to attend the National Presbyterian
council at Ocean CITY. Mrs, Eta Ward
of Grove, VI, was also at home over
Sunday.
The cantata, Daniel will be sung in
Seminary hall this (Fridav) evening.
The rehearsals for this affair have been
held regularly. all through the winter,
and great pains have been taken to
make it success. IL is hoped that
there will be a large attendance.
The topic for next sunday morning
at the Baptist church will be, What Was
the Matter with the Penny.a.day La.
borersl At the union service in the
same church in the evening the ser
mon will be the second in the series to
men. Topic. The Man and His Frater'
nal Relations, His Lodge, His Club, etc.
4 number of townspeople were seen
on the common Tuesday forenoon with
their garden rakes, when all engaged
in the annual work of Taking up the
leaves and rubbish. Many thanks are
due those who did the work. The
fountain was also started, and the pc0'
pie in that part Of the town appreciate
the abundance of water.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre received visit
Sunday morning from his two brothers,
Finlav ID. and Colon c.. who drove from
their home in North Adams, Mass, in
their new Ford automobile. They came
by the way of Wilmington and Dover
and returned through Arlington and
Bennington, finding the return route
than $50 miles on the trip.
The following comrades of Birchard
post, G.. A. r., No. 65 are detailed TO
attend the pre-. Memorial exercises in
the public schools of Townshend on
Friday. Nav 90: Townshend village,
ii. +. Franklin. 4. b. Franklin. j. 4,
Grout and A. l.. Cook; West Towns.
bend. d. T.. Bovden and \. w. Kidder:
district No. 3, H. II, Holbrook, W. NJ.
Perry and 4. $. Jones; district No. 4,
r. w. Adams. The committee of at-
rangements for Memorial day is as fol
lows: w. II. Miles. H. II. HolbrOok
and A. l.. Cook. The program for Me
mortal day will be given in full next
week.
Mrs. Cornelia Hood White, who died
at Concord, y. H.. Dec. Is, 1910, after
an illness of two years, was at one
time a resident of this town and was
well known to number of the older
inhabitants. She was born in Column
bia. s. c., June rs, 1s49, and was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hood. Later
she went to Cincinnati, O., where she
met Mr.. White. After their marriage
they came to Townshend, where they
lived 10 wears. and then moved to Win
chester, \. II. She liyed in Winchester
until last fall, when she went to Con
cord for medical treatment. The body
was placed in the tomb at Winchester
for the winter and was sent to Towns
bend May II where the funeral was
held Nav IS, Rev. Daniel Mcintyre off
ciating. Burial was in lakewood Gene
tery Her husband and son, W. {.
Phelps. of Washington. D. c., attended
the funeral. Besides her husband aud
son she is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Emma White. of Trenton. n. j.