The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-10
West BrattLebOrO
Resolutions Adopted on Mr., Lewis &
Resignation.

Resolutions Adopted on Mr., Lewis &
Resignation.
The resignation Of Rev i, j, Lewis was
accepted last Tuesday evening at 4 special
meeting of the First Congregational church.
Following is the resolutions adopted at
that time;
Resalyrd That finco our PASTOR Rev,
4. j. Lewis, feels il 10 be IN the line Of
his duty IN the Masters work to accept
the call which has come to HIM for service
in another field of labor we, the mem
hers of this church, desire To express To
him our hearty appreciation OF hls efforts
for the good of this people and our re-
grets that he is so soon to leave us.
We believe that his work has not been
/ fruitless but that the spiritual uplitt which
we have received from his ernest and force
! ful teaching of the truth viii continue TO
1 be- power for good IN the lives of those
who have listened to him and that the
seed which he has sown will bring forth
good results tor the future IN this com
munity, We desire for HIM great prosper
/ " in his work in the church TO which he
ministers and pray that the Lord of the
! harvest will give him abundant reward for
/ his lahoIs ON seeing many souls born into
| the kingdom through his nstnmentality
1 We earnestly pray that the richest blessing
/ OF the Master may attend both him and
/ his through all the coming days until the
end As they 90 from is they may be as.
surcd that they carry with them onr
/ highest regard and esteem.
/ Resolved u copy of this resolution
| be spread upon the records OF this church
and that copy be handed to Mr. Lewis
/ First congregational church, West Brat
! tleboro, Vt
Nov :, 1911,
Mrs. l.. + Taylor visited H. llnsdalc,
I ~ H., Yesterday.
Miss Frances Stellmaun i caring for
I Mrs. T. d. T. Stowe.
/ Miss Eva Miller teacher ia district No
/ I. is boarding at p, W. Chase's.
Miss Helen Morgan spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home IN Ludlow,
Mrs. Flora Eddy OF Westhcld, Mass, is
/ visiting her son, W. II. French.
I Mr.. and Mis-. T.. 4. Mathcr spent sun
day at William Millers in Dummer.ton.
\ Miss Helena Covcy has been spending
several days with Mrs Alice Richmond,
/ Miss Ida Chase returned Saturday from
an extended visit in Boston and Buffalo,
The Raraca class will serve an oyster
supper Tuesday evening IN the Baptist YES
/ try.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. X. \. Thomas of Green.
field are spending the week IN town with
relatives.
Mrs. J. :. Cutting returned Tuesday from
visit at II NJ. Cuttings on the jackson
willie road.
George Faddcn Of Brattlcboro has leased
Dr. f. W Cages farm and has moved ms
family there.
The women of the First Congregational
church served a supper last evening IN ibe
church parlors.
Mrs. Graham Allerice and young daugh.
ter Of Providence X. J., are visitors at l..
II Stelmann's.
DIR. I W. Gage has moved to Hardwick,
Mass, to live with his sister, Mrs, Sumner
Stockwei
d. II. Wilder has moved this week from
Putncv to Mrs Julia Wcbber's house, lj2
Western avenue.
Harry Beatte of Jacksonville was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs p W. Chase the
first OF the week
Mrs. Henry Mann Of Wilmington has
been guest OF her sister Mrs. W. f.
Bartlett, this week.
Mrs. l.. II. Knapp returned Wednesday
from visit in Greenfield, Agawam and
Chicopve Falls, Mass
An electric light has been placed near
the bridges on Meadow Brook road which
will be much appreciated,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. johnson Of Fishers
Island are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
II II Thurber, this week.
Mrs +. c. LeRay and son. Donald. went
to Athol Mass, yesterday to visit her
sister, Mrs. \. 6. Winter,
II d. Miller and Mr. and Mrs Il. 7.
Miller took an automobile trip to London
derry the first OF the week.
Edward and Luther SaXton of Shelburne
Falls, Mass. have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs A. /. SaNton this week.
Miss Lillian Worden has finished work !
at H. H. Thurber's and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Stark, on Ames hill.
The women of the First Congregational ,
church will hold sewing meeting with |
Mrs f. j. Lewis next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j /. Stockwell was in Vernon yes
terday to see her mother, Mrs, Martha /
Tyler, who. was taken suddenly i'll Tues
day.
Miss Bertha NJ. Ramsey has returned to
her home in Bellows Falls after two
weeks visit with her aunt Mrs. w. ).
Cove.
Cement steps have been built at the
Baptist church to replace the wooden ones
which have been in bad condition for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs j c. Peck of Greenfield
are expected tomorrow to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Squires.
Mrs. Ellen Holton expects to return to-
morrow to the home of her mother Mrs
\. S. Chamberlin, after spending several
weeks in Dummerston.
+. NJ Goodenough is in Boston this week
IN business and Mrs. Goodenough has been
listing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Hobson, in Bellows Falls.
The members of the Ladies Benevolent
iociety of the Baptist church held sew
ng meeting in the vestry yesterday to
Irish some work for a local family.
Rev. C. H. Merrill, d. D., Of st. Johns
Jury, former pastor of the First Congre-
,ational church. will be in town over Sun |
lay and will take part in the services.
Mrs. Winfld Whitney of Halifax was
rought to the home of her brother, Charles
Miner last week Thursday evening where .,
he will be cared for until her recovery. !
Mrs s. +. Wright and daughter, Miss i
elizabeth Wright of Shoreham, who are a
n route for their winter home in Orlando v
'la., visited her niece. Miss Adelia A. a
ninth. from Friday to Wednesday. n
Leon A. Smith has recently taken po :
ition with the Brattleboro Street Railway :
ompany and has moved from his fathers !,
arm on the Marlboro road to the house !
wned by the company in Centerville. =
Francis H. Morse of Dummerston hill, 7