The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-26
Lheir hrothcr. A. d. Mcaeham. Oyer

their brother, A. d. Mcaeham, over
Sunday,
The topic for the sermon at the Bap
fist church next Sunday morning vii
be The Teaching of the sunshine and
the Rain,
Il. Il. Batchelder aud Mrs. Winston
| had running water installed IN theil
homes this week, +. W. Phillips doing
the work.
William Sanderson returned 10 hi'
home in Savannah, Ca, last FRIDAY
morning, after spending a week with
his father,
A. II. Marsh. Frank Gray, Ansol
McCarty. Wilbur SNYDER, Frank BLOOD
and W. H. Miles were in Brattlebort
| Wednesday.
Several from this town attended the
minstrel show and dance given by, thu
Williamsville grange in Newfane Tues
day evening,
Mrs, ". :. Holland and Miss Flossit
Ober of Brattlcboro We're in town Fri
day, when they attended the singing
of the cantata.
| Mrs. Moses r. Grout went TO Atho
last Monday, where she was called BY
the death of her cousin. She took littl,
Kenneth with her
Examinations for those desiring free
tuition in the secondary schools VIII be
| held in the village school building
Thursday and Friday, June | and 2.
Fred Il. Gilbert. who has been con
| fined to the house with pleurisy and
rheumatism for the past two weeks, l.
so much better that he is again able Ia
walk out.
The Dorcas guild will meet with Miss
Susan Ross next Thursday afternoon
to tie two comforters and prepare the
papers which were collected this spring
for shipment.
The topic for the Christian EndeavoT
meeting next Sunday evening VIII be
A Missionary Journey Around the
World. Missions in Japan and Korea,
Leader, Lesion Wheeler,
Mrs. Annie Hill, who has worked at
the Congregational parsonage during
the past two weeks. went Thursday TO
W. A. Eddys where she will assist
Mrs. Eddy this summer.
Owing to the oppressive heat last
SUNDAY, the evening service was held
on the green in front of the Baptist
church, when Rev. Joseph Mexican
preached on the theme, The Man and
His Fraternal Relations.
Mrs. W. n. Boynton. who has been
visiting at the Baptist parsonage. left
Monday morning for Springfield, Mass,
where she will spend a few days with
Mrs. $. C. Swift, before returning to
her home in Branford, Conn.
Friends of Ned w. Wyman have re.
ceived the announcement of his mar
rage to Miss Lillian Dean of SaXtons
River MAY %. Mr.. Wyman is well
known here, and was graduate of Lee
land and GRAY seminary in the class
of 1906.
The village people regret to hear that
Mrs. W. NJ. Sparks will not sell ice
cream this summer, as has been her
pleased to know that Mrs. X. T. Lincoln
has taken her place, and will sell ice
cream at her home every Tuesday and
SATURDAY.. Next Tuesday. being Memo
rial day, ice cream will be sold on the
common.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will preach
on the subject. Three Elements Found
in the True Christian: a Farewell Mes
sage. At the union service in the same
church in the evening the theme will
be, Is Not This Joseph Son9 The
right hand of fellowship will be extend
ed to all members recently voted INTO
the church. and an opportunity will be
given parents wishing their children
baptized.
The cantata, Daniel was sung in semi
nary hall last Friday evening in man
ner which reflected great credit on those
who took part, and showed clearly the
results of the great pains and continued
practice which had been expended in
preparation. The % students and
townspeople who took part were clad in
white robes similar to the costumes of
the ancient people whom they were to
represent. All took a lively interest in
the work and made it one of the greatest
successes of the year. There was a
large attendance. including many from
the neighboring towns and several from
Brattleboro. The admission fees net
ted nearly $50.