The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-23

~. q. Robinson i store and returned
Friday to her home in WilliamsyiIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allbee of
Brooklinc have been spending the week
at the homes Of F. II. Alibee and Mrs
Frances Snow.
Misses Marion and Jennie Wilder of
Dummerston have been at the home Of
their aunts, Mrs. 0 'Brien and Mrs
Persons, this week.
Carlos Lowe Of Wakefield Mass,
came Wednesday to visit a week with
his brother Charles Lowe. He made the
trip by motorcycle.
Mr. and Mrs Rockwell Craig and
Mrs. Robb of NARROW. \. H.. and Mrs
Mills of WoIlaston. Mass. spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills
Mrs. Clarence Franklin ana Ave
children. who had been visiting at the
home of Mrs Lucy Franklin three
weeks. returned Friday to their home
in West Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. Ellen Plumb ana Miss Mary
Plumb returned Friday from their va
cation in Washington. p. G.. Provi-
dence, Il. l., and for the last two weeks
at a camp i'll New Hampshire.
!. H. Ware and family. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Bailey of WATERFOWL. Mass, ana
Mrs. Isaacl Brown Of New York city
went Wclnls lay Tn automobile 70
NafS orr raI Lad supper at the
Green Mountain House.
owing to the new teachers course
mt the academy this year it has been
necessary To remove the books that
belong to tile town library to one of
jlc front rooms in the house now oc
cur led by Bert Barry and family on
i North street.
4 party Of p from Linden Lodge III
HBrattleboro came in two tally-ho
coaches Wednesday afternoon TO d. F.
Boutell : where a bountiful supper
was served after which games we're
PLAYED on the lawn and they enjoyed
a moonlight ride back to Brattleboro.
Services viii be held in the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow, st. Barthol-
omcw sunday. az follows: Morning
worship at II with sermon by the pas
ter on A Lesson in Education. Sunday
school at l2.l5. Union service on the
common, weather permitting, at 6.l3.
Subject Of sermon by Rev. &. III. +. Sci
igcr, The Main Issue
The sale which the Baptist women
held Thursday was considered a succezs
lin every way. The food table was IN
charge of Mrs l.. j. Parker aud Miss
ICudworth The candy table was pre-
sided over by Miss Cora Mason aud
Miss Celia Thompson. Mrs. H. :. kid-
der and Mrs. Clara Blanchard had
lcharge of the fancy work, and Miss
/ Pearle Thayer with number Of as
sistants served the ice-cream The pro
Iceeds were 500.
notwithstanding the rain Of Friday
evening there was Il 2ood-sIzed auhl-
ence at the town hall, where the farce
Our Church Fair, was given under the
lauspices Of the Dorcus guild. The
first act represented the women getting
ready for the fair by making al sorts
lof aprons. bonnets and sOfa pillows.
There were many local hits and hnmor-
Gus stories. In the second act they
had business meeting. with the usual
amount of gossip. quarrels and hits, All
given in very amusing way be
tween the acts Mrs H. G. Danncr piay-
ed Faust Those who took part IN the
farce were Mrs. Orrison Follett. Hiss
Hazel o 'Brien. Mrs. F. l.. Osgood, Mrs.
George Hebb. Miss Bessie Tenny, Miss
Mildred Furman. Miss Robbins, Miss
Alice Dale. Mrs W. NJ. Sparks. Miss
Elizabeth Cudworth, Miss Laura Ware
and Miss Edna Marsh.