The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-17

vice, and the address Will be given bv !
| Rev J. Foster Wilcox of the First Bap-
/ fist church, North Adams on An OidI
/ Picture Of an Ideal Endeavor. Every
/ one is invited to attend the confer
| ence.
w c. Roberts has his house wired for
electricity.
Charles f. Stearns has bought place
ION Plain street.
Arthur Blake is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. w. R. Moody.
The daughters of Rev and Mrs.
Paul D. Moody are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p Fit.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Newton have
moved from Mortified to their former
home in Boston.
Mrs G. H. kidder and Miss Persis
Washer spent Easter with Mrs. A. d.
Bramble in Palmer, Mass.
The Choral Union will repeat the
Old Folks concert in Skinner gymna-
stun Monday evening, April q.
Albert Journeay of the University of
Pennsylvania is visiting Albert f. Me
Grath, who is home for his vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Dover, H., the
/; former home of Mrs. \. G.. Moody, have
: been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
5 Moody this week.
The store of c. +. Williams caught
fire Sunday from an over-heated chin
a ney. Alarm bells were rung and
c prompt assistance extinguished the
a fire.
> Mrs d. F. Sutherland accompanied
her husband 5 mother to Boston this
week. The latter is on her way home
; to Nova Scotia. The former is spend
:, ing the week with relatives in Boston
! Columbia, Panama, and Col. Goethals
Twill be the subjects for study at the
:, Fortnightly next Tuesday afternoon
: Each member should come prepared tC
= discuss the subject of study for next
= Iyear.
n Rev Roy NJ Houghtou of Brattlc
D. boro, Vt, will preach at the Congre
- gational church Sunday morning. II
]. the evening Mrs. Catherine Lent Ste
- venson, state president of the W. G
I IF. T., will conduct a temperance ser
vice.
The third and fourth degrees wcr,
conferred on three members at TIN
-, Grange Tuesday evening. This wa
" followed by supper. At the mex
meeting, April %, Mrs. George s
Sadd. the state lecturer, will be tn
guest of the Grange.
lie Miss Emma Geisin2er came on Wed
d nesday and opened Mrs. n. Fa
Smith s house. Mrs. Smith is expecte
W home in two weeks. She is now in
;, convaescents home in White Plains
IN \. Y, and is making excellent recoV
cry.
al DR.. and Mrs. \. p. Wood left f
- Monte, Cal. April :. where they ha
.; been for nearly two months with thei
'u SON. Robert. They visited in Sa
Francisco until April Is, stopped
of Salt Lake City, and will stop at othe
US points on their return trip to Nortl
n field.
Extensive preparations are bein
made for the entertainment of til
e' Franklin County association of Goun
ne People 5 Christian Endeavor societi,
C, at the Congregational church next MOI
r. day for an all-day session. Many wi
le' be accommodated over night in IL
rs. ihomes of the town.
=. Miss Elizabeth Spring Of Pennsylv
OF MIA has bought the DR.. George +. Pc
al PcOSJ place. MISS -pTIu2 Is d SISl'
n1 of Miss A: NJ. Spring, who is a fr
OF quent visitor to Mortified and know
by many. The Pentecost estate is OF
Of the finest and oldest in town al
has been owned by Dr. Pentecost, no
ne of Darien, Conn.,, many years.
good number attended the tempe
I'M ance rally in Alexander hall Wedne
day afternoon, at which the presider
:. Mrs Z. NJ. Lazelle, presided. The d
- votions were led by Rev. Horace ST
ley. Miss Jean Brown sang and
Ter temperance song entitled Twentie
Century Patriotism was sung by
ter quartet and the audience. Rev. H.
nd Buzzell, pastor of the Unitarian churC
delivered the address on The Progrt
of of Temperance. Mr.. Buzzell is preside
Lill.l of the local prohibition club, and
Inc gave vigorous address against t
adj saloon and was fearless in denounci
ar unlawful conditions in this locali
His talk was much appreciated.