The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-06
BRAVTIEBORO REFORNIER. FRIDAY,

which he recently bought.
William Darrow, superintendent of
schools with headquarters in Water
bury, was at the Safford-Darrow farm
on West hill over Saturday.
w. T. Tidd. of Carthage, n. Y, has
joined Charles Piper, who has been
selling stoves in this locality, and they
are boarding at E. Z. Blood's.
Mrs Charlotte Ely of Springfield
Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. Addie
johnson, and Mrs. George Pixley, who
has been caring for her, has returned |
home.
The friends of Andrew f. Aver will
be glad to know that he has been able /
to 90 to his home in Keene, \. H., aft
er his critical illness in Fitchburg, !
| Mass, with septic poisoning.
Mrs W. II. Dickinson has returned
home from stay in Brattleboro and
Greenfield, Mass She has received
news that her mother, Mrs Nancy |
Rannev, an inmate of the Old Ladies
Home in Springfield, Mass, is i'll with
pneumonia.
The services in the West Hill school
house Sunday afternoons will be re
sumed next Sunday, April s, when an
Easter service will be held at 3 clock,
in charge of Rev. r. B. Davis. Every
one is invited to be present to make
this a rally day service.
A meeting of the Mems class
will be held in the vestry of the Bap
fist church Friday evening, April 8, at
100. A full attendance is desired as
important matters are to come before
the class. A social hour with refresh
ments will follow the meeting.
First Baptist church, Rev. r. B.
Davis, pastor. Easter concert at 1915
by the choir and Bible school, The
Light Divine; Il M, Bible school,
p. M. Christian Endeavor service. Top
lie, The Significance of Easter \ cor
dial invitation to all services.
Miss Jessie O'Connor's school on
West hill had to be closed because a
the lack of thu required number of
5 pupils on account of removals from
r town Miss O'Connor will teach i'll
West Dummcrstoa when the school
can be opened 1t has been closed on
: account of mumps.
Prof Laurence, teacher of music at
Mount Hermon, who was guest, with
his wife and son, at Charles l..
Thwing's, sang solo at both the morn
ing and evening services III the Con-
gregational church. which were much
: appreciated by those who attended.
: Hollis Cobb also sang a solo,
: Lee NJ. willard, youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Willard, and
Miss Cora Parker of Grafton were mar
/ ried in Bellows Falls Wednesday, March
y 2S, Rev. f. A. Mason, pastor of the
Baptist church, performing the cere-
e monv. They are making their home at
e the Willard farm in Westminster.
Mrs. May Brown Phillips has re-
: turned to her work at the Bradley cor
y poration shops, after an enforced vaca-
ton with measles. Miss Jennie Ander-
\ son of Bridgeport, Conn, was her guest
Il week and they visited ar George
Dompier : III T0wnShend and Gerry
4 Martin 5 while Miss Anderson was here
Isl Congregational church. Rev Theo
dore i. Poelman pastor Sunday serv
re ices: 1916 a. m, special Easter musica
G. program, including solos, duet anC
J. selections by the choir. with an appro
pirate sermon by the pastor; 12.10 p. nj.
r. Sunday school. The contest be
al tween the men S and women S classe'
r, is growing in interest; I p. M, Chris
tan Endeavor meeting. Topic, Tht
i, Significance OF Easter. Leader, Mis-
,v Lucia.
g The grafanola concert given Wedncs
day evening to start a sideWall
II. fund Melted $l0.05. The town CAV
N. the use OF the hall and the music wa
d, gratu:tously furnished by A. NJ. Coz
ser Next Wednesday evening Their
p will be another concert and some OF
- ganization formed, probably along III
: raj Improvement lines. A sidewalk I
the railroad station has been long
felt want and that route has been sug
gested and heartily endorsed BIZ all
| The regular annual meeting of tn
Baptist church was held IN the churc
! parlor Saturday afternoon, March 81
when reports OF last year 5 work wcr
given, officers chosen and plans for FL
| ture work formulated. This last yea
1 was one of the best i'll the history o
/ the church. All bills were prompt
l paid and substantial balance is lef
in the treasury. 4 mortgage Of $40
on the parsonage was raised, largcl
/ through the efforts of Mrs. c. B. Good
| rich the efficient president of the La
dies Aid society, and six were adde
to the membership of the church, fly
oy baptism and one by letter. TIL
! electric light fund is steadily CROWN
and it is expected that the church vii
be wired this month. The outlook 70
the next year is encouraging.