The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-06
Miss Rae Lewis,


Mrs Charles Lewis, in district No. 10.
Owing to i'll health Miss Lewis for many
years had lived retired life, being con
fined mostly to the house.
The family moved to this town from
Pepperell, Mass, about five years ago and
she gained many friends among the
nelghbors here. She was devoted Chris
tan young woman and will be much
missed in her family and among her
friends
The funeral was held at the house Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis ac-
companied the body to Pepperell for bur
ial
Little Caroline Cate is recovering from
her illness
Oscar Deane is at his home on Acton hill
for few days.
Ernest Whitney is working for Henry
Carr in Athens.
Rev. DR.. Davidson of Burlington will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday.
A large number from this village at
tended the Wilkins auction in Athens
Thursday.
Miss Addie Reed of Bratteboro is spend
ing few days in town in the interest of
| the salvation Army.
| Rev. II. E. Levoy is having his
| household goods packed in a ear ready
for shipment to his new parish in War
ner, n. H.
Miss Mcdonald, who cared for Miss
Susan Ross several days, returned Friday
to BrattleborO, Miss Maclaen taking
her place. Miss Maclaen returned to
Brattleboro Monday.
A meeting of the Dorcas guild was held
| in the Congregational vestry Wednesday
with good attendance Dinner was served
by the hostesses, Miss Lettie Gale, Mrs.
Emma Gale, Mrs Frank Woodland and
Miss Bette Whitney. A vote was taken
to hold a social in the near future.
Porter Thayer of Williamsville was in
the village Wednesday photographing
groups of seminary students A photo
graph of the editorial board was made,
which will be included in the next edition
of the Leland and Gray Messenger. Views
were also made of the entire school and
of the class officers.
Two automobile loads of members OF
Blazing Star Masonic lodge, including
r. C. Lincoln, Ralph Cole, Eugene
Cudworth, w. NJ. Sparks, George Hebb
c. w. Cutler, w. II. Miles and DIR. +
l.. Osgood, attended the meeting OF
the eighth masonic district in Brat
tleboro Wednesday,.
Miss Bessie NJ. Thayer, home economic
specialist, of the Vermont Agricultural
Extension service, will give a sewing dem
onstration in Academy hall Tuesday after
noon, Nov ., at o'clock All girls anC
women interested are invited The dem
onstration will include tests and selection.
of fabrics, cutting and fitting of plaiI
shirt waists, etc. Miss Thayers services
were secured in the interest of the semi
nary by Prof c. w. Powers and the CIR
students will be expected to attend the
, class.
The juniors held a successful Hal
loween entertainment and social il
, Academy hall Wednesday evening,
good sized audience being present
: The twoact comedy, A Halloween Par
e ty, was well presented with the follow
! ing cast: Miss Hettie Haven, Laura
!. Miss Mildred Hulett, Maude; Mis-
Ruby Perry, Elsie; Miss Della Lau
J. ence, Catherine; Merrill Sparks, Lew
!; Merle Randall, Phil Leland Newell
Floyd; Frederick Butler, Bert; beside
: elves, COLLINS and ghosts. Other mum
5 bers on the program were: Song b.
!. Miss Florence Phelps, accompanied b
I. Miss Mary Jones, violinist, and Mis-
. Marion Winslow, pianist; recitation
!. Merle Randall piccolo solo, ALE
n Heath, accompanied by Miss Eunic
q. Heath, piano; vocal solo, Merri
+ Sparks; violin solo, Miss Mary Davie
: Miss Florence Howard accompanies
e soprano solo, Mrs. 6. w. Powers; s.
i'd prano solo, Miss Florence Howard
: mandolin solo, Miss Ruby Howe, Mi
"a Eta Thomas accompanies; vocal sol
IS Miss Della Lawrence. Ice cream w;
it. on sale and marching was enjoyed f.
g. an hour.
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