The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-20
TOWN SHEND.
Rev. DR.. Lamson and Others to Speak

Rev DR.. Lamson and Others to Speak
At the open air union service at
clock next Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Guy G. Lamson OF Philadelphia. general
secretary of the American Baptist
Publication society, with eight or 10
national workers who are with him in
conference at his summer home in New
fame, will be present, all taking some
part i'm the service. Addresses will he
given by Rev. Samuel G. Neil and II. Y.
Ncyrc business manager of the publica-
tion society. Special singing also will
be arranged. The chance to hear these
speakers is an exceptional one and
should draw a large congregation.
Ralph Oaks of Brattleboro is at W
NJ. Sparks 5 for week 5 fishing in this
7 locality.
/ Rev Mrs. Hartwell Of Jamaica was
Ia guest of Mrs Sage at j. G. Taft S
Wednesday.
Harry Reed and family of North Am
! hcrst, Mass, came Wednesday for Wis
lit at the home of Almon Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton and two daugh-
tcrs of Andoycr, Mass, are spending
their summer vacation at II. II. Hol-
i brook S.
4 meeting Of the Daughters of Dor
cas- will be held in the Congregational
vcstry Thursday afternoon, July 26. to
make plans for the August sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin visited
h their son and family in Saxtons River
sunday, their little grandson, Bernard
Austin, returning with them for a stay.
Mrs David Smythc went recently to
Montreal, Canada, for visit, her
daughter, Mrs A. =. Alderman, return
ling home with her for stay. Prof
Smythe came from Hartford, Conn.
yesterday.
:. Lieut. Leon Stevens, L. S. A., and
Miss Hope Waterman of BrattlcborC
/ were united in marriage at Brattleborc
june Il. Both young people are wei
| known in this village both being grad
; yates of Leland and GRAY seminary il
the class Of 1911. They have the best
: wishes of many friends Mr.. Steven.
is on furlough and will Join his rcgi
4 mcnt soon.
: Through oversight the name Of Hay
; den Marsh of this village was omitted
from the roster recently printed o
, Company /. Mr.. Marsh has been a mem
e Der of the company for some time an,
was on the Mexican border last sum
. mcr. Lauren Pike, though credited +
l}rattlcboro, has worked in G. II. vii
!. lard Is mill several years and been
: resident of this place practically al
4 the time.
5 About - women were present at tn
!. Red Cross sewing meeting at the tow
: hail. Wednesday afternoon and niue
1 work was accomplished. Five SEWN
machines were run steadily through til
. afternoon and there was plenty of han
/. sewing TO keep all busy. The DELE
;. cation of women expected from Yves
: Townshend was unable to be presen
+ because Of lack of transportation
: meeting was held there, however, While
!, Mrs w. NJ Sparks attended, and wor
!, there was started, the women from thu
/. village furnishing their own matcria
t. At the next sewing meeting in the tow
- hall here q food sale also will be heI
n the proceeds to be used entirely for Il
= Red Cross work All interested are T
= qucstcd to send in articles of food
D. any kind The sewing meeting will
is for the entire afternoon as usual. III
= food sale will begin promptly at
70 O clock Many sewers will he glad
- the chance to take some tempting bit
- cookery home for supper.