The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-09
WILLIAMSVILLE

his school in Springfield. II
Mrs u. Il. Stedman gave a whist ral | II
~ Wednesday afternoon. II
The Cleaners will meet next week | II
Thursday with Mrs. f. c. Best II
Mrs. C. II. Dickinson has returned |
from her visit in Hartford Conn
| Miss Elsie Dickinson went Monday |
to Stonington, Conn, to visit friends. |
The basketball team will play with
the East Dover team Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs McHale of Brooklino
were guests Thursday at pr l.. II. Cor
don s.
/ George Davis of Harrisville, n H..
has been spending several days at A. Il
| L. ualladay's
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman and two
sons of Brattloboro were guests Sunday
of DR.. and Mrs. l.. b. Gordon.
Mrs. f. l.. Davenport Of Greenfield
came Saturday to visit over Sunday
with her father, W. A. Brooks
The fourth quarterly conference of |
the Methodist church will he held in |
the Vestry Tuesday, Jan. 10, at l045 |
a. m.
Mrs F. w. Morse went Monday to |
keene with her father, j. 4. Hcrrick, |
illness.
Samuel A. AIerriGeld left Saturday
morning for Batavia, \. y, returning
| TO Ithaca to resume his studies in Cor |
| nell university Monday.
| Five classes of the Sunday school
| have taken up the graded lessons, be
| ginning with the new year. The inter
Il est shown insures good results.
| Harold Washer returned Monday to
Goddard seminary and Miss Persis
| Washer and Carl Holton returned to
| Mortified, after the holiday vacation
/ 4. b. Whitaker of South Easton,
| Mass, has leased the Freyenhagen
farm of A. NJ. Merrifeld for term of
| wears, possession being given Jan. /.
| he has moved his family here.
| The Pink Rose, a story and song SER
| vice, will be given in the Methodist
| church Sunday evening at 40 clock
| This is q true story of the life Of n
| girl in New York city and is interest
ing and helpful
Mrs. II. A.--Williams and brother,
| John Sparks, went last week to Port
land, Me-, to visit their sister, Mrs.
Harold Bryant. Mrs. Williams return
ed Wednesday. John Sparks returned
to Goddard seminary.
Miss Florence Lazclle gave a New
| Year : party Friday afternoon in honor
OF her guest, Mrs. Lizzie Flynn of New
York. The rooms were tastefully deco
rated with the Christmas green's. y
huge birthday cake was served, with
l ice-cream, in honor of Miss Lazelle :
| birthday anniversary.
, 4 good number attended the social
of the Mizpah class Friday evening
l,l O.. -
was very amusing and several local
hits were brought out, much to the
: amusement of the audience. 4 socia
hour was enjoyed after the entertain
ment, and sandwiches, coffee and cake
were served. ---
The Boy Scouts have bought trooT
49, colors, n beautiful flag, red and white
with the official badge superimpOsed il
. green and gold. The troop has been di
vided into two patrols, the Deer patrol
Richard Wheeler leader, and Herber
- Ingram assistant leader, and the Fo,
owe patrol with Floyd Washer leader an,
me. Edgar White assistant leader Eael
patrol has bought q flag emble4natic o
- its patrol. The following games hav
use been given for .nse. in the scout room
chess, checkers, double nine domino
nee and parlor croqnet.
Despite inc bltSF mondays, Nlckone
. Camp Fire girls are pushing ahead
. 8 The camp numbers Is, four Of whot
ntil hova bpan made Ere makers and, a+ : u
8. L.. ,ro,,,c,,;1 g., - - -. -
- attained the rank of torch bearer. Tn
nee, girls have rightfully put into practic
- the spirit of the watch word, Wohelc
- having earned for themselves both tn
con % ceremonial and gymnasium outfits con
reen plete by having Is girls who repol
regularly for basketball practice, Sc,
tan eral. having earned the red bead fC
nee, walking 40 miles in 10 days and lastl
o a. by their thoughtfulncss in helpin
--o2 along the Christmas JOY by means
Park quilt to kurn Hattn Home, besid,
m M a generous amount of service and
0 a. subscription for their home tree. Wi
l"' kopce Is now preparing to give Il
- camp play, Any Girl, Jan. IS.
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