The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-04

view of Little Sir Gallahad, the study
book of the year, will be given.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Barker,
daughter Of Mrs Hattie Barker Ward, to
Fred Steadman of Greenfield is an
nounced. The couple are living in Green
field
c. c. Stearns has been appointed fuel
administrator to succeed II. H Crozier,
resigned C. S Warner is chairman OF
the board and c. f. Williams is the third
member.
| The senior class of the seminary
was invited to reception at East hall
| Monday afternoon to meet Miss Mel
| lie Star of Wilbraham, alumnae trustee
| of" the seminary. T I
The Unitarian Alliance will meet
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Arthur
Lyman. Rev Margaret Barnard of Der
nardston viii speak on The Duty Of the
Alliance during the War
| The literary committee OF the Fort
nightly met last "Wednesday with Mrs
| n F. Wood and elected Mrs F. A Welch
| chairman. y tentative program OF the
years work was outlined.
Daniel P, Lillis, former resident OF
| Brattleboro. has resigned his position
with the Mortified Press to take a posi-
ton elsewhere. He has made many firm
friends while resident here.
The body of Herbert Woodward was
taken from the tomb and burned III the
Centre cemetery Tuesday. Mrs Miles Of
West Glover. Vt, sister of Mr.. Wood
ward. was here for the nterment.
The Association Of Franklin County Con
Il
Corner Wednesday OF this week for an
all-day session. Rev. +. n Pattison will
speak in the afternoon on \ Tour OF Our
, War Camps.
Mrs. c. II. Webster has been asked
to accept the Office of grand organist for
the state grand chapter of Eastern
Star. Several from the local chapter
will attend the state gathering of the
organization in Boston next week.
The Home League of the Foreign Mis-
sonary society will hold a meeting next
Monday afternoon in the Barber district
and on Tuesday afternoon at the homo OF
( Mrs f. g. Hoton in West Mortified.
, Rev. Mr.. Pattison will speak at each
meeting on his visit to naval and military
: camps
/ T. B. Buffum chaperoncd the senior
city last Wednesday to remain few days
c Mr.. Buffum was to show them many Of
c the points Of interest in the metropolis
L Miss Dorothy Buffum Miss Irene Allen
Donald Finch and Clyde Cummings arc the
q 1918 seniors.
/ Mr. Wollo of Liberia, Africa, was
G weekend guest of Principal and Mrs. c
T. Dickerson. Mr., Wolfe is a gradual,
l pf Il II
:, and is now a student Of Union Theological
# seminary of New York On Sunday after
noon he gave talk before the mission
study class of the seminary at Phillip.
= hall.
- The Woman s Relief corps holds it
- regular meeting Friday afternoon ant
the meetings will henceforth be heIt
ld at Alexander hall. The president, Mrs
~ J. A. Stebbins, desires all members t,
be present that the work with the col
ors may be resumed. Reports of tn
Id recent annual convention of the WON
r. an S Relief corps, which was held il
D. Boston, will be given at this time,
Mrs. n. =. Wood presented at tn
n Fortnightly Monday afternoon a program
ne on Kiplng that was every entertaining
40 She first gave sketch Of the distinguish
ancestors OF kipling. his birth in India
no education in England, his young manhoo
al in India, his Brattleboro years and tn
e unique characteristics of the man now II
h siding in England She also gave bits c
!, his chief literary works Mrs. \. N
-. Solandt read an account of the associ5
- lions of Rev. C. 0. Day OF Brattebor
- with the author during the years bot
y were residents there Miss Helen Lyma
read two of his poems, The Explorer, an
ID t. Mrs. f. A. WEIGH read one Of h
ne just SO Stories. for children. On til
he Road to Mandelay was sung BY Mis-
e. Hazel Park, aud the Recessional was sun