The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-04

Mrs Julia Newton of Vernon is a |
guest of DIR. and Mrs. n P. Wood.
Ransom Kenney is moving into the
house recently vacated by Mrs. A. +.
Marsh.
Mrs. Seymour has returned home
from a visit of several weeks with
friends.
Miss Clara Campbell returned to Han
over, \. H, Sunday, after a visit at B. +
CampbelI's.
Miss Grace Kerns OF New York was a
guest OF DIR. and Mrs. r. II. PhiIbrick the
first Of the week.
Bishop w. Z. Oldham, D. D., OF the
| Methodist Episcopal church, preached in
| Mt. HermOn Sunday.
| The annual meeting of the Woman s
Relief corps viii be held Friday after
noon of this week.
Mrs Miles Doohttle entertained the
Sunday school of the Barber district
Thanksgiving evening
Mrs. Ethel Brewer and three children of
Athol are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Whitman.
The trustees of Dickinson library
have made arrangements so that the Ii
brary viii be open each evening.
The next meeting of the Fortnightly
viii be held Monday, Dec 6. Subjects are
Irrigation, and The Reconstruction Pc
lriod.
The Mt Hermon school will close Tues
day, Dec. 4, for the Christmas vacation.
End-term examinations will begin this
week Friday.
The management of the Boys Brigade
ANNOUNCES the engagement Of the Lyman
Howe Moving Picture Co. for March 10
An afternoon and evening OF new and va.
lried programs will be given in skinner
gymnasium.
The monthly meeting OF the Woman
alliance was held in the parloIs OF the
Unitarian church Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. T. r. Calender had charge of the
literary program and the hostesses wer,
Mrs, c.. \. Ware and Mrs T. f. Russell
r A business meeting Of the Ladies Sew
ing society Of the Unitarian church wa
held Thursday afternoon On Thursday
, Dec. 9, the society will hold an oyste
supper in the Unitarian 4church vestry
An entertainment will follow IN charge o
=. Miss Doris Chamberlain.
Next Monday evening at the seminar
Gymnasium the celebrated traveller. Fred
+ Ierick Poole, will give an illustrated lectur
ion the Chinese drama, The Yellow Jack
Jet. Mr. Poole will appear in costume
!, This viii be given at 80 o'clock unde
i the auspices OF the seminary lecture cours
committee.
David Field Stockbridge, son of Mrs
! IC. c. Stockbridge, and Miss Maud Holley
:, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Holley c
:. tOklahoma City. Oklahoma. were marie
: lat O'Clock Tuesday evening, Nov. 30. i
the home of the brides parents Nh
IStockbridge, who is a native of this tow
!. and is known and respected by ALL Is i
, the employ of the Capital Iron and Stet
| Co. of Oklahoma City as a constructio
tengineeT.
\ meeting of the Foreign Missionar
:. tsociety was held in the home of Mr..
! A. G. Moody yesterday. Mrs c. +
) Dickerson presided and presented tn
subject of Missions in India and CeN
lon. Devotions were III charge of Mis-
= Adelaide Vining, and Mrs. F. L. Dul
e sang Coming, Coming, Yes, They Ar
e Mrs. n. p. Wood gave talk on Mis-
# Eliza Agnew of Ceylon, the first priI
,e eipal of a girls school in Asia Mr.
IS Otte, formerly missionary in Ceylol
Y gave a very interesting talk on til
Of life on this island. Mrs. L. I. Howard
dressed to represent America, was al
pealed to by several other wome
N dressed to represent the several caste
or of Hindoo life, for help from Americ
to teach and preach to them. A than
80 offering was gathered and a very pro
liable afternoon was spent.