The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-08-28

@regational church next Sunday Mr..
BoswOrth viii take for his topic, the
Folly Of WorldEness. In the union ser
vice in the evening, in the same church,
the subject viii be, An Important
Question.
The women of the Baptist church
will hold Il food and ice cream sale on
the park Wednesday afternoon, Sept.
2, the proceeds to be used for expenses
in connection with moving and settling
the goods in the Baptist parsonage
ready for Mr.. Levoy 5 pastorate.
Miss Edith Davies has finished work
for Mrs. c. II. Willard and has gone
to her home in South Londonderry for
a rest before beginning the fall term
of school, which she will teach in West
Townshend. Miss Sadie Whitney will
| take her place for the present at Mrs.
Willard 5.
Miss Ruth Mckinney of Northamp-
ton, Mass, has been engaged as Ian
guage teacher for the coming year ia
| Leland and Gray seminary. Miss Me
| kenney is Il recent graduate of Smith
| college. Miss Stadtield, who held the
| position last year, has been engaged to
teach near her home in Brooklyn.
| Miss Elisabeth Cudworth and broth
| er, J. Cudworth, returned Tuesday from
| their two months trip through the
| White mountains and delightful scenery
Of Maine, spending the last part OF
| their stay at York Beach. While there
they met Miss Mary Bane of Augusta
Me, and Miss Jessie Hawley of Brat
tleboro. music teachers in the seminary
who were on their vacation.
The woman 5 missionary meeting OF
the congregational church was held a
Mrs. Mary Plumb s Wednesday after
noon. The program was to have beer
a study Of the life of Cyrus Hamlin
but as several were not present VIII,
were on the program this was post
poned. The women are taking up tn
study Of Turkey. 1t is requested tina
all bring items on that subject to tn
next meeting.
An unusual number Of guests hav,
% been entertained at Townsheud Inn tn,
past few days, among them being
party including J. H. Mcdonald, Dr
and Mrs. +. J. Wearne, Floyd Tabor
all OF Omaha, Neb.; NJ. W. HIibbar,
II and family OF Summit n. J.: Lofa W
a Mendrun, Mary Weis .Meudrun Of Rox
81 bury, Mass; Miss X. A. Cushinan o
2 Broohlyn; Mr.. and Mrs. X. h. Fmer
son Of New York and II. L. Emerso
I of BrattIeboro; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. !
FAIR, Rollin and Mabelle V. Farr Q
p Greenfield, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. II.
p Williams of New York; Miss f.
Bradley of New Haven; Miss c. f. Co
T. of Springfield, Mass.
Miss Susan Ross has received new
fl that her nephew, Judge \. P Rugs
i, who, with his wife. two sons and daugl
tiers, was on tour through Europe a
, the commencement of the war, . ha
p safely returned with his family on tn
White Star liner, Baltic, being anon
the few who were fortunate enough t
secure anything better than steerag
. accommodations. The party We're i
Paris at the outbreak. of the war, an
: foreseeing trouble made u night jQurne
| Immediately to London, arriving then
Aug. l. Another day in Paris woul
lprobably have subjected them to ser
a Gus incony enicnce. as it did 80 man
l, other Americans IN the disorder @
y mobilization. Judge Rugg at first ell
r. gagged Storage passage on thef :
Louis, but was afterward able to secuI
|, better quarters on the Baltic. ,Iudg
r. Rueg is chief Justice of the suprenl
) court III Massa chusetts. His home is i
r. Worcester, Mass. .g..-.H.t go -