The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-16

Joseph Waite was home over Sunday
Mrs. F. r Pallam has returned from
weeks visit in Springfield.
Mrs Arthur Smith and sister of Green
field visited here this week.
Miss Emma FIT gave talk to the
Girls club of Keene Sunday evening
The postponed meeting of the Fortnight
~ will be held Monday in Alexander hall.
Dr. and Mrs A L. Newton attended
the Masonic ball in Amherst Monday even
ing
The Misses Osgood are recovering from
their illness James Cowles also is re-
covering from pneumonia.
Rev. w S. Anderson, the Franklin
county evangelist, will preach in the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
Mrs H. B. DeNVolf has returned to the
Mortified Hotel and is preparing to open
her house on Highland avenue
Next Monday will be observed as holt
day in all the public schools as this is
Patriots day, just 40 years since the
battle of Concord and Lexington.
In the annual meeting of the Woman 5
Alliance of the Unitarian church Mrs T
R. Calender was elected president to sue
coed Mrs. C. II. Webster, resigned.
A meeting of the standing committee of
the Congregational church was held Wed
nesday evening At this meeting seven
persons were examined for membership
in the church.
The annual meeting of the Unitarian
church was held Monday evening The
old board of officers was reelected. B. f.
Field was elected treasurer to succeed the
late c. III. Webster.
w \. Hartshorn of Boston is a guest
at the Mortified Hotel He is here in
| the interests of the delegation who come
| from the Ruggles Street Baptist church
and occupy Bethany cottage He is a SON
in-law of the publisher of the Youth s
| Companion.
Rev. L. w. Anthony of St Adams, Vt,
| has been speaking in the chapel services at
the seminary this week and many from
town have enjoyed hearing him. Two
weeks ago T. F. Howard and s. f. Walk.
| er heard him preach in St Adams, and
last Sunday large delegation from here
went to keene, \. H, and heard him
including Prof H +. Cutler, George Nc
/ MILAN. Prof c. T. Dickerson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. c. Moody, H. s. Stone, Miss f
| L. Merriman, Mrs L. r. Smith, Mrs f
4. Holton and Mr.. and Mrs f. w Kel
/ lOS5s MI &ilIuoIS Is the pastor OF one ol
the wealthiest churches in northern Yer
mont and an excellent speaker.
The Foreign Missionary society ant
Mothers society held Joint meeting il
the parlors Of the Congregational churcl
| Wednesday afternoon. There was an at
tendance of over % Mrs 4. G. MOODY
presided and gave short account Of
! meeting she attended in Boston the pre-
yious week Mrs .. H. Prince conducted
the devotions. Mrs l.. r. Smith haC
charge of the program The subject wa
the last chapter of Mrs. Labarees book
The Child in the Midst Mrs T. NJ. La
zelle gave a paper on this chapter. telling
OF mission work among the children 0
heather lands Mrs. C. f. Dickerson rea,
paper written by Mrs Labaree Mrs
II. A. Libby read poem and Miss Vinin
a short sketch, both concerning children
Mrs. +. +. Howard read a selection OF
Mothers OF Tomorrow A lullaby song. b.
Mrs. Il. H. Philbrick and duet by Mrs
Philbrick and Mrs Daley concluded tn
program. A nominating committee wa
appointed to prepare for the annual meet
ing in the home of Mrs Augusta Da
May ;. The committee is Mrs T. 4
Smith, Mrs. c. +. Dickerson, Mrs F. A
Holton. Mrs. w c. Roberts, Mrs. E. n
Lazelle. \ social hour was held and T.
freshments were served.