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

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normal school, spent Tuesday witt
GeOrgianna /, Mexican.
Miss Alice Davidson spent few
days last week Mt DIR, and Mrs. +. l.
Osgood =, after which she left fol
N0rth6eld Mass, whence she will re
turn TO her home in Highland Park, III
Miss Georgianna Mexican, student
of the Westfield Normal school, cam,
Saturday night to spend Il week Will
her parents. She will return to hel
school next Monday
Rev. Daniel McIntyre spoke on the
benefits of Odd Fellowship in Gleason
hall, WardsbOro, last Thursday even
| ing. There was large attendance OF
odd Fellows and their invited guests.
Martin Perry has sold his farm
known as the lieman Perry place, ia
Frank Adams of Windham. Mr.. Perry
| has moved to Simpsonville where he
will live with his father William
Perry.
The lecture preparatory to the Lord S
Supper will be given by the pastor in
| the vestry of the Congregational
church Saturday at p, m, All candi,
dates for admission are requested TO he
present.
The MAY meeting of the Ladies
Home club will be held in the vestry
Wednesday afternoon, May 10. All
are requested to be present and bring
their lunch, MS this will be on the pie
ME plan.
The seminary BOYS will play a game
of baseball with the Wardsboro boys IN
this town Saturday afternoon ut j
o clock sharp. They will play the
Chester high school team in Chester
Monday afternoon.
The Windham County Sunday School
association will hold its convention in
South Londonderry Nav 10 and II.
Mrs. Il. H. Allbee and DIR. =. H. Osgood
were appointed delegates from the Con
gregatiOnal Sunday school.
The topics for next SUNDAY at the
Baptist church are rs follows: Morn
ing, The Power of Words; evening, AT
the union service. the pastor will pre-
sent the first of a series of sermons TO
men, ! The Man and His Social Rela-
tiOnS.
Miss Sophie Phillips, the language
teacher of Leland and Gray seminary,
who was i'll with measles the first of
last week, went to her home in llano,
yer, Mass, last Friday, 1t is expected
that she will be able to take mp her
WOTh III lnt SEMINARY HtAl N''h'
Constable W. NJ. Sparks was again
called upon last Friday to arrest "A
tramp, who, after being brought to
trial before the Justice of the peace,
was sentenced to 90 days in county
iail. This gentleman of the road, be
ing maccustomed to spending many
days in the same locality,
had grown so nervous under this new
state of affairs by Monday afternoon
{ hat he thoughtlesslv strolled to West
DummerSton, where he was 0Vertaken
by his landlord, who took him back TO
his lodgings.
Sunday School institute meetings
were held in the Congregational church
last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
when Rev. 4. +. Mason, pastor of the
BAPTIST church at SaXtOns River. ad-
dressed the meeting. He spoke inter
estingly of the work being done in the
Miss Il. NJ. Balch spoke of the
Sunday school work, equipment, and
emphasizing the impor-
lance of training the teachers. Miss f. |
NJ. Gorham spoke on the work done by
thought was given by Rev. A. f. Mason. !
The attendance at the evening service |
was fair.
Forty.five Odd Fellows of Newfane !
lodge and 90 Rebe kahs of West River |
lodge attended the service at the Con
church last Sunday morn
ing, when Rev. Daniel Mcintyre deliv. |
cred sermon on Friendship, taking |
his text from the passage relating |
about the friendship of David and Jon. |
athan. He spoke of the advantage and !
necessity of friendship among all peo- |
pie, and especially as. related to the |
In closing he expressed a |
wish that the lodge and church might |
work together, which it was believed |
might prove of mutual benefit to both. |
Mrs. Henrietta Clarke Bemis, elocu- |
ton teacher of Leland and Gray semi |
nary, gave the annual recital in Semi |
nary hall last Friday evening under the |
auspices of the senior class. There was
a large attendance. including a number
from West Townshend, Windham and |
Newfane Music was furnished by the |
seminary band. The following program
was presented; Music, Seminary band;
the Hen, Mrs. Bemis; piano |
violin and mandolin selection, Mrs. F. |
L. Osgood, Madge Ellwell and Park
Osgood; For Tommy, (Laura Z. Rich
ards), Money Musk (Beni. +. Taylorl
Mrs. Bemis; piano duet, Margaret p. |
Mills and Hazel G. Landman; Work |
Thou for Pleasure (Kenyon Cox, The |
Moo Cow.M0o edmond Cook, A Girl s |
Composition on Boys (Anon), Mrs. Be
mis-; music, Seminary band; A Voice |
from a Far Country Mrs. Bemis;
music, Seminary band. Ice cream was
sold at the close of the entertainment
The annual convention of the Wind,
ham County Christian Endeavor union |
will be held at the Baptist church next |
Tuesday, May 9. The program will be
as follows. 1890, praise service, Homer
J. Heath; 1045, address of welcome.
Theodore H. Ockels; response, A. Ed |
ward Martin; II, report of officers, ap; |
pointment of committees; -, social
hour and dinner; 1.30, praise service,
Mr. Heath; LAS, papers, Miss Dorothy |
Taft; Christian Endeavor Literature;
2, committee conferences, prayer. meet
ing. lookout, missionary. social, junior,
leaders to be announced; 2.15, paper, |
The World Wide Work, Miss Goulding; |
2 .45, address, Rev. Ralph III. Tibballs;
rs, reports of conference leaders;
800, discussion; AIS. special music;
4.25, address, Miss Ellen Blakely, Ma
rash, Turkey; 5, question box, Rev. 10.
seph Mexican; business; social hour and
Gas, song service. G. o. Kim
ball; 7.15, reports of committees; 7.30,
of banner; 745, scripture
and prayer, Mr.. Jocelyn; s, special mu-
sic; $40, address, Rev. E. J. Lewis;
special music; S.45, address, Rev. Roy |
M. Houghton; closing words of scrip |
ture; prayer; benediction, Rev. J. E.
Berry.