The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-13

Moving pictures will be given at the
town hall Tuesday night.
Mrs Joseph Brigham is in Dorehes-
ter with her son, Albert, and family.
| Mrs L. L. Hart is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. Crosby, in Nashua. n.
| II.
Mrs. W, r. Moody is a guest of Mrs.
J ohm ;. Kenncdy and Mrs. A. f. Schauf-
ler i'll New York city
Miss Carrie B Barber went again to
Hampden hospital III Springfield for
further treatment Friday.
\, D. Alexander sold by auction Sat
urday his place on Main street Thorn
rs Quinlan was the purchaser.
Friday was Mountain day at Hount
Fermon. The seminary studnets look
for similar holiday this week.
Rev. and Mrs Il. II. Randolph spent
the week =, their Main street home and
have now closed it for the winter.
Lawrence Lazcllc will 90 to Phila-
Idelphia Tuesday to work on a deeorat-
ing contract on 27-story building.
Rev. J, last Harrison OF Mount Her
mon preached in the Congregational
lchurch Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Smith
preached i'm Mount Hermon
| G. G. Conll Of Orange the Republican
candidate for representative from this
district, was in town the past week
Hooking after his political interests.
II. A. Lewis Of Wood 5 pharmacy is
away for two weeks vacation. Mr..
Graves is proprietor pro tenn. He has
been substitute several times before.
The women OF the Unitarian society
viii have u harvest supper and dance
in the town hall Friday evening, Oct
n. There viii be music by Lyman : or
chestra.
In the meeting of the w. c. T. L.
Wednesday, of this week the annual
> election Of officers viii take place and
reports win be given of the recent
4 state convention in Worcester.
Friday the teachers attended the
Franklin county teachers convention il
k Greenfield, hence the schools wer,
closed and in observance of Columbu.
day Monday the schools were closed
The Choral union held its second re
hearsal Friday evening. Eighty-fou
were present. The following officers
, were elected: President, Dr. Y. 2
Wood; vice president, DIR. Il. H. Phil
brick; secretary, E. F. Howard; treas
a urcr, J. Il. Hamilton.
=. Work has been begun on the garag
J; to be built on the site Of the old Con
:, gregational church. The cement worl
is being done by H. Allen Lamb Tn
building is being upt up by VIII Bar
ber Of Leyden and is to be oecurie
by his brother. J ohm Barber, as a pub
lie garage.
Rev. and Mrs. n. Fay Smith lef
Monday for Rochester, n. Y, wher
they will attend the wedding OF Mis-
Grace Bohne, sister of Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith will be the officiating clergy
rs man at the wedding, which takes plac
Tuesday evening before the nea
friends and relatives of the famil,
II Or. and Mrs Harry Benson viii 90 t
ID New York and from there by boat I
n Texas to visit the brother and sister {
"A the bride, Miss Ruth aud Eugene Bohn
- There future home viii be in Oaklan,
w Nebraska.
e. The fall meeting of the trustees
TX the Moody schools was held Saturda
to A morning session was held at Moul
I'll Hermon and adjourned until afternoc
er lat Henerden hall, Mortified seminar
Saturday evening the faculty of tt
. schools was invited to a reception
@ the Northfeld hotel to meet the tru
. tees The trustees and friends he
were Mrs Julia Billings, Miss Elizabet
Billings, Miss Mary Haskell, Edwt
Thorne of New York, Mr. and Nj
Fleming Rcvell, Mr.. and Mrs G.
Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur PER-
E Miss Priscilla Perry Of Boston, Charl
. Perry of Rhode Island Edward Buc
Il ley. of Fnglewood, \. J., George Z. al
II Preston B. Keither of Brockton, Lou
II A. Crossett of Boston.