The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-04
NORTHEIELD, MASS.

Miss Sarah Minot has returned from
Buffalo and Williamstown
Mrs. Horace Sibley led the service
at Sage chapel Sunday evening.
James Broderick has moved into the
house recently sold by \. y. Alcxan
der.
Edward Baxter Perry the blind
pianist. gave concert ut Stone hall
Monday evening"
Miss Martha Hall has gone to Bra,
tleboro to make her home with DR..
Fremont Hamilton.
Charles Hastings is i'll ami in care Of I
a nurse at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs F. l.. Proctor
T. ". Wilbur and Robert Ware have
been drawn for Jurors for the Nov
ember term of court.
Miss Hazel Dunnel has been obliged
to give up her school in Vernon on
account OF Ill health.
/ Rev n Fay Smith and Rev. Hor-
ace Sibley are among the speakers at
the council of churches held in Green
! field this week.
The Foreign Missionary society holds
its Thanksgiving Offering meeting at
the home of Mrs. ~ c. Roberts We'd
nesday afternoon at , clock
4 The Womcn's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church meet in the vestry
Wednesday, when Mrs. G. W Foreman
will speak on her life in India. The
Junior Alliance will also attend.
The seniors Of Mt Hcrmon were
entertained by the seminary seniors
for supper At Marquard hall Monday
night and All attended the Perry con
cert.
DR. George r. Thompson has moved
his family to his new home recently
purchased Of Mrs. Ella Leonard Barton
and receives his patients for dentistry
ut his office there.
Or. Arthur Brown and family have
returned from Lake Mohawk, \. y.
After Il few days here, Dr. Brown
sails on the steamship George Wash
in9ton for Europe, whore he will At
tenU the world 5 continental committee
on foreign missions 1T The Hague.
Next sunday 1T the congregational
church, Rev John Rowland, D. H.,
who has been missionary in Mexico
9 for many wears. will preach 1T the
morning service. His daughter was
president of the class of 1904, OF which
she graduated.
p The morning service at the Conore
J. -hiIpHdl church on FNNntdN WAS OF I'm
d usual interest. Following the usual ser
II vice and an excellent sermon on Tho
Is Cross Convincing the Unbeliever. there
q were - new members admitted to tn,
l. church. Sixteen of these Joined on con
fession of faith and the others bv letter
j. from other churches. H. :. Stone an,
Il Prof. +. :. Dulcy were ordained dea
cons and the Lord s supper administer
ed
=, The Home Missionary society vii
/ meet at the church Thursday Of thi
- week. 1t will begin the study OF Tht
! New America and make ready to sen,
a barrel of goods before Christmas t,
missionary in the West. Al 3.lJ
= Thursday, Mrs. a. G. Moody will con
- duct the boys aud girls meeting an,
- viii talk on Turkey. At 7.l5 a spccia
= meeting OF the board OF deacons an
deaconesses will be held, followed b
:, the regular PRAYER meeting M
N o clock.
The regular study meetings Of tn
Fortniehtly began Monday afternoo
with the study of Brazil, led by Mr.,
III George Foreman. The following exec
y lent papers were presented: Educa
ne tional Moral Development. Miss Maui
O. Bells; Cities Of Brazil, Mrs. T. Il
81 Calender; y Trip Down tho Amazo
40 and Visit to Coffee Plantation. Mr..
IN c. II. Webster. Following this, Mr.,
81 Foreman told the marvellous story @
81 Luther Burbank with fruits and flow
ar ers. Previous to the study Mrs. Brow
$. spent 10 minutes with the society j
o. parliamentary drill. Three new name
IN We're voted on and admitted 10 tn
e society: Mrs. c. T. Buffum, Miss PEI
II sis Washer and Mrs Elliott
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