The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-25
Miss Hardy Safe in Turkey.

sacre of Christians IN that LOCALITY, is
the name of Miss Bessie Hardy, daugh
ter of Rev. NJ. F. Hardy, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church here
about 10 years. Miss Hardy went as
a missionary to Turkey about eight
wears ago, and her many friends here
have kept in touch with her work.
personal friend of Miss Hardy, Mr.. Ly-
man, missionary from Keene, n. H.,
also is reported among those safe.
Elizabeth Barber is at the home of
her father, H. l.. Barber, for week s
Ivacation.
Miss Eloise Cummings is spending the
week with her sister, Miss Marion Cum
mings in Brattleboro.
| The warm days Tuesday and Wednes-
day brought flocks of the first spring
messengers, the bluebrds.
Architect Drew of Greenfield came
| Monday for consultation with Mr.. Cush-
man, contractor for the town hall.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Northup, who have been i'll with
scarlet fever, have nearly recovered,
Mrs. P. H. Holland went Tuesday to
| Watertown, Mass, to accompany home
her daughter, Doris, who has week s
vacation from her school there.
A business meeting of the Hadassah
league will be held Thursday afternoon
/ April /, in the Baptist vestry. All
members are requested to be present.
i Mr. and Mrs Frank Lowe are spend
ing a few days at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wheeler, be
fore going to their new home in Brook
line
: Miss Ella Heath, who has been a
! III. b. Osborn 5 several months, caring
: for Mrs F. L. Hastings until her death
returned Saturday to her home with he,
: brother, H. j. Heath.
Theodore Osborn continues i'll and il
much pain from neuritis in his RICH
) side, which seems to result from heavy
fall on the ice which crippled him TO
several days at the time.
A joint meeting of the Dorcas gull,
{ and Women Is Missionary society vii
) be held in the Congregational vestr.
8 Thursday, April ! Lunch will b
s served at noon by the hostesses, Mr.:
5 G. II. Willard Mrs. Catherine Plant an
s Mrs. s. l.. Vincent
: A marvellous display of norther
: lights was watched by many early Mon
day evening, the sight being wonderfl
{ and impressive A peculiar feature wa
that the brilliancy lighted the entir
8 sky except the north, which by cor
f trast appeared almost black From tn
s eastern and western horizon long shaft
s of white light shot up forming a shift
s ing band across the sky which at time
s quivered with all the rainbow tint
: Later the entire southwestern sky ws
4 filed with white radiance. Less bri
liant lights We're seen Tuesday evenin
also.
A meeting of the lecture course con
mittee was held at Mrs. |. S Sayre
Monday evening and final division
the proceeds made The receipts f
the whole course, which included fol
entertainments, were $2l1.50. The e
penses were $167, leaving $44 so
profits to be divided between the tv
societies, the Dorcas guild and Hada
sab league, who co-operated in the a
rangements. Considering the extreme
nnfavorable weather encountered,
feel we'll satisfied with the result, e
peeially as the primary object of DO
societies was to secure some high ella
entertainments for the benefit of t
citizens during the winter