The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-28

mother, Mrs. L. A. Pierce, for day last
| week.
Mrs. Julia Parker of Brattleboro spent
last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. u. ii.
Walker.
Mrs. F. D. Hayward is visiting her pa.
rents in Cheshire, Mass She is expected
home today.
The listers fled the abstract of the grand
list in the town clerks office as required by
law Tuesday.
Miss Mary Holmes attended the recital
at Bellows Falls last week and was guest
Of Miss Helen Guild.
u. NJ. Torrey of Easthampton, Mass,
was guest of his son, Clarence, and Mrs.
Torrey few days last week.
Mrs. E. c. Wellman is spending the
week in Windham caring for her brothers
wife, Mrs. Lyman Howard, who is i'll.
The subjects of Rev. F. D. Hayward's
sermons next Sunday are: Morning, Where
Art Thou? Evening, All Kinds of People.
Mrs. d. P. Wright is confined to her bed
with rheumatism. Her mother, Mrs. Kings
bury, of Walpole, is with her for few
days.
The May meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be held at the church parlors
next Wednesday afternoon; supper as
usual
Mr. and Mrs. John Benette and son of
Springfield spent Sunday with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L. Fisher, coming
in their auto.
DR.. Burton Holmes of Montpelier and
Arthur Holmes of Hopkins university
@lat, My
Mrs John Holmes.
The subject of the sermon to be preached
next Sunday will be taken from Matthew
10 "a Think not that | am come to send
peace on earth; | came not to send peace,
but sword.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Tate are moving this
week to Charlestown, N. II. They are good
citizens and we very much regret to lose
them. A reception was rendered them at
the church parlors last evening.
The cemetery commissioners are having
the cemeteries cleaned up and will later
have the stones and monuments put in
first-class condition. The improved condi..
ton is giving generous satisfaction and
there is growing interest in their care
and preservation and many people are now
thinking of giving trust funds for the care
of lots.
Mrs. George B. Ball entertained the
Junior Christian Endeavor society Mon.
day afternoon from 4 to 6 in honor OF
Marion and Claud Tate who are soon to
move to Charlestown, N. Fl. The little
ones had merry time. A light luncheon
was served at 6 o'clock at which time,
small purse of money was presented to the
children, which they are to invest In
kodac.
At the business meeting of the Fort
nightly club Monday evening the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing wear:
President Mrs j. F. Ward; vice-president,
Mrs. G.. H. Walker; secretary, Mrs. F. |.
Lane: treasurer Mrs. G. B. Hail. We wish
to thank the program committee, Miss
Susie Kellogg, Mrs. j. w. Collins and Miss
Martha Wright, who furnished us such ex-
celent programs last season.
The sad news of the death of John B.
Morse at his home in Gageville cast feel
ing of gloom over the whole village Tues
day when it became generally known that
he had passed away Only last Saturday he
was engaged, with Charles G. Miller, in,
making up the abstract of the grand list of
the town, he and Mr.. Miller being on the
board of listers. He complained of not
feeling well but no one thought that his
illness was of serious nature, Mr.. Morse
had always maintained deep interest in
the welfare of the town, although for the
past few years until two years ago he had
lived in Bellows Falls. His genial ways
and the deep interest which he always had
for everyone had won for him many friends
who will feel in his death a great personal
loss.