The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26

Only one new case oi measles Il reported
in the district That is in II X, Hamil
tons family,
The Misses Wright from New York city
came Wednesday 10 spend the summer N
their cottage near the home of their neice
Mrs. +. w, Gwyer at Sunset lake
Mrs Ella Plummer OF Springfield, Mass;
who has been spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs, Jennie Cove, in Lud
low, Vt, is visiting at j. 5 Woods,
DR.. Ernest Clark and his family are to
leave for New York Wednesday and set
sail Thursday for Siyas, Turkey, where DR.
Clark conducts missionary hospital
Mrs. Ella Donclson finished work for
| 4. r. Stowe Saturday and spent few days
at the home Of Mrs Alice Cook before TAX
ing her new position at the home OF Mrs,
Greene.
Wilhelm Stellmann took am extensive
| fishing trip last week, He went 10y auto
Friday to East Dover and stayed until
Sunday catching during that time 100
speckled beauties
The Twentieth Century club gave a sur
prise party Wednesday afternoon TO Mrs,
| /. G.. Crosier in honor of her birthday Re
! freshments were served and Mrs, Crosier
was presented with a pretty little gift.
Captain Perrett Of the Salvation Army
gives a stereoptcon lecture in the Centre
! Congregational church Sunday and will
repeat the entertainment in the Baptist
church at West Brattleboro the following
| Sunday, June 1.
DIR. W. A. Davidson, state secretary Of
| the BAPTIST Home Missionary society, had
charge OF the prayer meeting IN the Bap.
fist church last Friday night. II wa, wen
attended and many spoke Of Dr. Davidson's
impressive address
Memorial exercises viii be observed by
the schools Monday afternoon IN the
Academy hall There will be a program
consisting of songs and recitations by the
pupils and Rev. Delmar Trout will give
a few appropriate remarks. All are in
vited.
Mrs Ernest Winchester and daughter
Doris. Miss Fannie Stellmann, Miss Nina
Miller Gordon Allerdice and Juliet Miller
went to Sunset lake Friday to spend the
rest of the month at Lakeside cottage Mr.
and Mrs. W. +. Stellmann spent Sunday
with them.
Examinations will he given by j. d..
Whittier in the Academy building. june
and ., for free tuition in secondary schools
for towns that do not have high schools.
This includes Putney, Dummerston, Yer
non and Battleboro.
Baptist church, Rev f. Stacy Harrison
pastor Sunday morning 1920 O'Clock ser
mon by pastor subject, What Makes Life
Worth Living Bible classes at II o'clock.
sunday evening prayer meeting at o'clock
in chapel. Weekly prayer meeting I'm
day evening at 7.30 o'clock.
I.ucius Downer, eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Downer Of Corning, Cal,
was highly spoken Of by Corning Observer
for his piano playing at the May festival
and concert recently given by the students
Of the Corning high school. He rendered
solos and was the pianist OF the evening
for the orchestra.
First Congregational church, Rev. Z. J,
Lewis pastor Exercises for the week
Sunday morning sermon by pastor, sub
ject, A Sorrow that Heals, Bible classes at
y o'clock Sunday evening at $50 DIR,
Ernest Clark will have charge OF the meet
ing Church prayer meeting Tuesday eve
ming at 7,30 o'clock.
The annual meeting Of the town district
was held in the Academy hall Monday eve
ming with small attendance. f. ID. h.
Stowe was reelected on the school commit,
tee for term of three years. It was voted
to have medical inspection of the pupils in
town schools A tax Of 50 cents on the
grand list was also voted.
Many from here are planning to attend
the Windham County Baptist Bible School
convention which is to be held in the Bap-
fist church of West Guilford May 81.
There are to be morning and afternoon
sessions Several prominent speakers will
give addresses and there is also fine musi-
cal program. All are urged TO be present.
The woman's association Of the Congre-
gational church viii hold its next meeting
June at the home of Mrs Z. j Lewis.
The program includes roll call, recent mis-
sionary news. The New Woman of the
Orient including The Changing Conditions
of Woman's Life The Achievements OF the
Orient. Leaders are Miss Harriet Clark
and Mrs. L. H. Stellmann.