The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-01

/ n. H., iHlS Ntth. WHY oilN VIII mar
her home for the present with her
brother and sister.
| The Needlecraft viii meet with Mrs
| ". +. SteIlman tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. +. d. Rannev is assisting few
days at the Melrose hospital. She is
a graduate nurse.
Mrs. George Barrett of Bonnyvale
road, who recently returned from a Wis
il N Chester, has not been in her usual
health the past few days.
Mrs. II. W. Barber returned last
night from Greenfield. whore she visit
ed several DAYS She was accompa-
MED by C. s. Clark, who returned this
morning.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Western Engine company in Engine
hall, Tuesday evening" Nov. 6, at 80
o clock, by order of the clerk, Purlc
Y. Convey.
Leonard F. Taylor came from Green
field to spend Tuesday at his home here.
He returned Wednesday morning. His
son. Clarence Taylor, Is now in Green
field with his father.
Harry Clark of Ludlow came last
night by automobile after his sister,
Mrs. II. H. Barber, who accompanied
him 10 his home on account OF the scTi-
Gus illness of Mrs. Clark.
Miss Alice Alexander was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening, when % OF
her young friends called TO remind her
that she was "sweet sixteen Games
and music was enjoyed during the eve
ming and refreshments were served
Miss Alice received numerous gifts.
Baptist church, Rev /. NJ. Compton
pastor. Morning worship at 1899 with
sermon by the pastor. Sunday school
lat ll45. Evening service at 80. Sub.
iect. Putting Religion Into Politics
Leader John Mckay. The men of the
congregation are especially invited 70
attend this service. There has been
prepared special music for this service
F. Eaton Merrireld and Miss Allie,
Wilson, both OF Grafton, were married
Saturday nj ( o'clock in the Baptist
-. parsonage bv Row 1. NJ. Compton. 4
double ring service was used. They
We're attended b. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
4 Rowland Of Grafton. The bride woe
E q blue travelling suit with blue IA
: and carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs
t Nerritield left for n short trip III New
5 Hampshire. going part way by automo
f bile They will make their home il
Grafton, where Mr. Merrifeld is en-
n gagged in farming with his father.
/, First Congregational church, Rev 4
.. Y. Woodwork minister. Prayer meet
g ing this week Friday in the vestrv &
e 80. Subject, The i Musts' o
JesuS-the Must Of Vocation. Luke
i 4l:52. Sunday. Nov +: Morning woi
= ship at 1890 with sermon on Luther
/ text, The Just Shall Live by Faitl
e The Lord s supper will be observe
d and special invitation to all member
r of the church is being sent for this con
: mumion service Sunday school at noor
Go-to Sunday School day will be OF
served and special program for tina
and for Temperance Sunday will b
given; Christian Endeavor meeting q
o clock in the veStrv. Subject, Pc
" severance. This is the monthly eonst
Grafton meeting.
Misses Lottie Plant, Evelyn Metca
a and Grace Burt entertained % of the
d Young friends last evening at Ha
1
a. Weatherhead The rooms were decorate
L with jack-o- lanterns and other Ha
)r loween decorations. The first game playe
was the cellar game OF the ghosts al
h the witches, which caused no end of me
&c riment. Other Halloween games were Il
u fortune teller, game Of rescuing appl
d from pan of water, the picking up
as creased apples with two fingers, game
IL fortune, game OF carrying peanuts on
re knife and of eating apples which we
suspended in the air. When the time f
le refreshments was announced each youl
T. man drew from Il large covered dish tv
ID souvenirs each bearing a number, fro
" which he found his partner for suppc
or Refreshments consisted of sandwiche
rn cake and coffee. The party broke up at
III late hour after a jolly evening.