The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-09
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The Hose company will hold meet
ing Monday evening at the town hall
for the election of officers.
Merwin Pond of Springfield, Mass.
was a weekend visitor in the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Pond.
Waldo Howard of Williston seminary,
Easthampton, Mass, was with his
mother, Mrs Edith Howard, over Sun
day.
Mrs Lyman Wood was taken serious.
ly i'll Sunday and is being cared for by
her daughterin-law, Mrs Henry Wood,
and Mrs. Horace Roberts.
William Bevis of Greenfield, Mass.
spent Sunday with his family. The
tenement he is to have has not been
vacated so he has not been able to
move his family.
Mrs May Brown Phillips returned
Sunday from Bridgeport, Conn. after
/ spending n week with her friend. Miss
Jennie Anderson, whose father died as
4 the result of injuries received in Il
mill.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Davenport and
/ two children. Marion and Maurice. and
! Mrs. Eula Crawford and two children
/ Beatrice and Waldo, all of Brattleboro
/ spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
/ Villa }. Davenport.
/ The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
+ grcgational church held a regular meet
i ing with Mrs. A. b. H. Harris Tuesday
+ afternoon. when considerable business
Of Importance was transacted. The
hostess served ice cream.
! Owing to the absence of Mrs. Naomi
parden in New York no moving pie
/ lures were put on the last two SatuI-
day nights but this week Saturday they
will b. shown again when the Para
mount picture Rose of the Rancho, fea.
turing Bessie Barriscalc. will be shown
Hazel LOOMS, daughter of Mr.. ant
/. Mrs. Robert Loomis of East Putney
celebrated her birthday anniversary
Saturday. \ party OF her friends from
this village attended party given fol
hsr that evening aud are enthusiast,
about the hospitality extended to them
Bountiful refreshments were served.
The next meeting Of the Parent
Teacher association will be held Satur
day afternoon, Feb. l., at O'Clock il
the high school building. when Found
cr's dav will be observed. There viii
bc papers hy Supt, Bates f. Slower. Dr
l.. H. Bughce and special music for til
occasion. All are cordially invited I
! attend whether members of the organi
cation or parents or simply intereste
I'm the children and the public school.
4 valentine social will be held i
; ths yestry of the Baptist churem-Tue,
day evening. Feb. -. at 80 under tn
D auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
! program Of music, readings and recitf
p tious will be rendered and there wi
. Doe valentine parcel post. Fac
5 woman is asked to bring an untrimme
box with luncheon for two and wear
4 disguise ald mask. \ unique fcatur
9 Of the social will be the bidding o
the ladies who bring the boxes; ratne
- than the boxes. The proceeds of til
: evening are TO 20 toward elcctri
. lights i'm the church. \ good time
- assured everyone and a cordial inyit;
, tiou lis extended to all.
First Baptist church, Rev. r. I
: Davis pastor. Preaching service lOi
!. a. nj. Subject. The Conversation q
q. Jesus with tn, Samaritan Woman. {
- Living Water; II m, Bible school. II
< second of a series Of illustrated tall
=. on Baptist missions in Japan will !
J. given. Subject. Before and After. TIL
. viii be thu annual business meeting
= the school, when reports Of last year
. work viii be given and officers chose
:, for the ensuing year. Every member
a the school is asked to be present.
rs p. m. Christian Endeavor servic
/. Topic. Confession. This will be the re
lar rollcall and conservation servit
e and each member is asked TO be PR
emit or send a message TO be read.
= cordial invitation to all services.