The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-10
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tributing Mormon literature about
town.
The meeting III. BrattioB-ro Min
isterial union will be omitted this
| month.
Rev. f. Q. S. osgood will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon a. 8 clock
The New England auxiliary Will.
| meet tonight at 40 clock with Mrs
| Willard Benis of Maple street.
Practical Religion will be the theme
of Rev. D. E. Trout s sermon Sunday
morning IN the Universalist church.
Following its custom the Metho dist
Sunday school will have its annual
Christmas tree and supper Friday eve
ming, Dec "a.
Today at the Empire Miss Julia
Dean in Judge Not, a six.act drama OF
| the West, is supported by Harry d. Ca
rey and Harry Carter.
The five dollar gold piece which was
drawn at the St. Cecilia Altar society
meeting last evening was won b. Mrs
Patrick Kane of Pine street.
Valentine Morehouse with his wire.
less apparatus copied four messages
sent to the Ford peace ship the day af-
ter the ship sailed on its European
| voyage.
News was received here this morn
ing of the death in Seattle, Wash.
yesterday of Eben F. Wells, native of
Brattleboro who had been resident
of the West many years. Mr.. Wells sus-
tanned shock recently. The body viii
| be brought to Brattleboro fer burial.
News has been received of the death
ID
| Toms River, y. j.. father of Miss TIE.
resa McGrail who lives with Miss Mary
r. Cabot. The funeral will be held
| Saturday morning at $50 at Toms
! River and the body will be taken TO
Calvary cemetery, Brooklyn for burial.
A home prayer service, similar to the
one held recently in the home of Mrs.
n. i. Hawley, was held yesterday in the
home of c. c. Fits, in connection with
| the Chapman Alexander services. The
rooms were well filled. Mr.. Alexander
conducted a song service and Mr..
Brown rendered solos, Mr.. Barraelough
being at the piano. Rev. DR.. Chapman
! spoke on the text, . shall not want, >
from the 23d Psalm.
Z. L. Ingalls,, state agent for bows
and girls club work in Vermont spoke
this morning to the pupils of the eighth
and ninth grades and later went to
! West Brattleboro, where he spoke to
| the school children there on club work.
| This afternoon at 4 clock he is to al
| dress joint meeting of the Parent
! Teachers association of Brattleboro in
the main room of the high school build
/ ing. This evening he will give an IL
! Illustrated lecture in the Unitarian par
/ ish house under the auspices of the
Men S club of that church.
/ In the annual meeting of Sedgwick
! Woman S Relief corps last evening in
/ Grand Army hall Mrs. Emogene White
/ declined reelection IS president be-
cause of i'll health, although her re cleo
! ton to that Office was unanimous. These
1 officers were elected: President, Mrs
/ Mary Robinson; s. V. p, Mrs. Eva
i Clark; J. V. P, Mrs. Laura Wash
| burn; treas, Mrs. Emily Allen; chap
4 lain, Mrs. Helen Miller; cond., Mrs. Ell
4 len Herrick; G., Mrs. Alice Moulthrop;
4 delegates to state convention, Mrs
H Helen Newman, Miss Sarah Winslow.
h Mrs. Nellie Morse, Mrs Emma Niles,
n Mrs Alice Moulthrop; alternates, Mrs
Mary Wood, Mrs. Emma Richmond
Mrs. Ellen Herrick, Mrs. Emily Allen,
Mrs. Lena Adams.
Fl "A meeting OF the Parent-IeacherS
association was held in the Canal
street school Thursday afternoon at
3.45. The many parents who visited
the different grades before the meet
ing saw the fire drill, when more than
200 children were out of the building
in so seconds. The association passed
vote heartily endorsing the proposed
work of the School and Home Indus
/ trial league and favorin0 an effort m
give benefit to pay for services of n
trained worker to have charge of the
Oak Grove playground next summer.
After the short business session Miss
Anna l.. Davis of the Mutual Aid as
ISOLATION gave . very interesting talk
on The Home, emphasizing the import
anee of home training, and then out
lined briefly the work of the school
nurse This was followed by discus
sion and a social hour.