The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-22
WEST BRATTLEB1R0
Mrs Fannie (Warriner1 Cotton.

nau one son VINO dled IN infancy. Sne |
leaves three stepchildren, Everett w.
Of Billings, Montana, Mrs. n w. Keet |
of Mortified and Joseph R. of East
Mortified, and three nephews, Chester
G. Warmer of Arlington, \. j., Henry
A. of Abbott, Me, and Daniel L. of
Monson, Me-; and two nieces, Mrs. NJ.
+. Chamberlin of West Brattleboro
and Miss Florence II. Warmer of
Northfeld seminary.
The funeral was held at the home of
Mrs. keet in Mortified Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Hunt officiating,
and the burial took place in Mortified.
Ransom Akicv fell recently on the
ice and fractured two ribs. He is Very
comfortable.
Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith, is recovering from measles and
is about the house.
Oscar Haas returned to his home in
Upper Montclair, n. j., yesterday, after
a l0-days stay at his summer home on
Ames hill.
William Harris has begun work for
+. +. Gobie on the interior decoration
OF the new Holstein- Friesian building.
lie is boarding at d. ". Harris s.
The Busy Bees will meet this even
ing with Mrs. |. NJ. Compton. 1t is
expected that plans will be talked over
for a social TO be held during the
school vacation.
George Butterfield left Yesterday for
Upper Montclair, y. j., where he will
spend several weeks in the home Of
Ms c. c. Whitacre. Mr.. Butteriicld
is in the employ of Mrs. Whitacre, who
has summer home on Ames hill.
Miss Curley, graduate nurse Of
5 Greenfield. Is caring for Daniel, son OF
: Mfr. and Mrs. d. II. Riley, who is il
: in the Melrose hospital following a
operation for appendicitis. The chile
, Is considered to be in satisfactory
condition.
; The Hillside Farmers club held an
I other interesting meeting "Wednesday
$ evening i'll the home OF NJ. K. Cham
berlin with an attendance of 81.
g number of the members took part i
4 the discussion Of The Maple Sugar In
:. dustry. but the refreshment commltte
G could not find any new syrup to serve.
c Baptist church, West Brattleboro
5 Rev. l. NJ Compton pastor. Morning
n worship at 1890 with sermon by tn
;. pastor Sunday school a. l.45. Their
II VIII be union Christian End
e meeting in the evening at : o dock i
z the chapel Of the Congregations
!, church led by \. ". Swecton. Their
/ will be special music.
= The Ladies Aid society Of the Bal
7 fist church will give an entcrtainm2 j
next week Thursday, March %, in tn
! audience room OF tbe chdrsl. Tn
5. poem, Grandmother $ Attic Treasure
with slides, viii be given. There wi
be music in harmony with the pietnre
These slides, which have been kindl
loaned FOR the evening, are very chdie
and an evening of real pleasure is E.
is pocted.
The executive board of the Wiadha
County Baptist Sunday School associ
a ton met in the Baptist parsonage Mo
al dav Plans We're made for the annu
10 convention to be held IN Townsher
nj June 10 There will b an unusual
In attractive program with some of Il
o. denomination 5 best Sunday scho
workers present. This convention bi
" iillt 10 ne q Idtt treat loi al WHO 4
he tend.
GO First Congregational church, Arth
mt V Woodworth minister. Prayer nee
II ing this week Friday evening at Z.
III in the vestry. Subject, The Christi
as witness Jer 31:3l. Sund
f pa morning worship IT 1890. Sermon
~ The Teachings Of Jesus. Sunday schc
Oh at HIS Christian Endeavor mecti
ia ut I O'Clock IN the vestry. Sub.je
&c The Saloon-thc Foe OF Society. i
nc Soils. Leader A. W. Swecton. II
~ will bc union meeting Of the t
+ West Brattlcboro societies. Spec
nd music by the orchestra All are c
nd aihlly invited.