The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-30

wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. W.
Shepard.
samuel II. Morse lost a valuable
Young colt Wednesday,
/ Mrs. W. Ellis Bruce is visiting in
I BrnttleborO for few weeks
John Ingram went Monday to Whit
| ingham and returned Tuesday,
Early gardens have yielded the first
pic kings OF green peas for table use.
Harry Whitaker OF Brnttleb0ro visit
ed SATURDAY his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Julius l.. Whitaker.
Mrs. James II. Morse of Brattlcboro
is with Mrs. 4, Y. Morse at {, H.
Brown : for the week.
Mrs. Herbert Pierce returned Satur'
day after visiting her aunt, Miss Ali,
son, in Middletown, Conn,
There will be a service at the Mari.
boro branch sch0olhousc Sunday even
ing at $50 conducted by Rev. L. G.
Clarke.
The Fourth of July celebration AT
! Williamsvile will attract many of our
citizens who were well entertained there
last year
Frank Moss aud daughter, Miss Eliza.
! beth Moss. will come Saturday TO spend
the Fourth with Mrs. Moss at their
summer home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William A. Brooks We're
over. Sunday guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. +.
l.. Davenport al Greenfield. They came
home Tuesday.
Rev. +. G. Clarke olciated Saturday
morning nj the marriage of Miss Bessie
Dutton of Townshend aud Edward
Floyd Lindsey of Bruttleboro. They
were married NJ Willamsville.
The village school closed saturday
afternoon with a program consisting of
recitations by the pupils and an Edison
phonograph concert, after which ice.
cream and cake were served bv the
| teacher. &. f. La2elle, of Dover.
Frank G. Morse and son, II. Julian
Morse. went Tuesday w automobile to
! Springfield. Mass, and returned IN the
afternoon. Harrison T.. Morse aceompa.
MED them to the city aud from there
went 10 his home in Philadelphia.
The West River Baptist Ministers
conference will be held Monday al
/ Brattleboro. II is understood that the
chapel ear will remain over and that
the ministers will be among the many
guests who call upon the manager.
Henry Lamont of Lowell, Mass. as.
sistant claim agent for the eastern,
southern and western divisions of the
/ Boston 4 Maine and Massachusetts
! Central railroads, was nj e. f.. Brown 5
Tuesday night He left Wednesday
morning for Lake Sunapee,
Mrs. Love attended Monday the an.
nua meeting of the United States
Daughters OF 1872. state of Vermont,
and on Tuesday the dedication of the
marker AT Vernon. which was in charge
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
! luton
Mrs. Ella :. Willard entertained
I Tuesday her Sunday school class al her
home, also with drive 10 WILLIAMSBURG.
After games and refreshments they
were taken to their homes nv carriage,
and all pronounced their class meeting
q great success.
! Charles l.. Dexter ; summer home. The
| Villa. was opened hv the maids, who
arrived Wednesday evening Mr. DeX.
ter and family left their Philadelphia
home al Overlook Wednesday morn
ing in their touring ear expecting to ar
rive Yesterday or today.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Brown, Mrs. J.
| A. Swart and Miss Clara Knapp went
Tuesday To Sunapee Lake to spend a
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mont. During their absence Mrs Il. V.
Morse of Brattleboro is keeping house
for her father, Deacon Z. NJ. Stratton.
Rev. Charles Bruce Fisher of Med
ford. Mass. who is summering in Whit
ingham. was in town with relatives
from Thursday until Monday. Mr.
| Fisher had charge of the Sunday even
ing service at the vestrv and also spoke
briefly upon The Lighthouse al the chill
dren 5 dav service in the morning.
The Marlboro Branch school picnic
SATURDAY was attended by about. 90
residents of the district and their
guests. Sandwiches, cake, ice-cream
ana bananas made everybody happy.
| PUPILS having no marks were GLADYS
Burch. Leslie Burch. EVELYN Metealf,
Walter Iebert and Clarence Hebert
The term was successfully taught by
Mrs. f. H. Metcalf.
One of the chapel ears of the Ameri-
can BAPTIST Publication society will be
stationed at Brattleboro from Friday
until Monday. A cordial invitation is
given for everybody who finds it posi-
BILE to visit the car. 1t is church and
parsonage on wheels, doing missionary
work in the territory through which il
travels, mostly in the north, west and
south. Ordinarily services are held
several times each day and again in the
evening.
About 80 members of the Sunday
school participated in the Children S
dav exercises Sunday morning. The
choir and assistants furnished excellent
music Rev. f. c. Clarke and Rev. c,
b. Fisher made short addresses. The
programs were furnished by the Ameri
can Baptist Publication society for
whom an offering was taken. The cen
trail thought in the exercise was the
work of the publication society as a
beacon light or lighthouse. A light
house in eyergreens constituted a part
of the decorations.