The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-16

ness for the new pastor. who comes this
week 1t is understood that Rev. Mr.
! hobbs viii board for short time, I'm
| til their goods arrive.
The collection for Near East relief
| which will be taken at the community
| Christmas exercises under the charge of
| +. Il. Mccall viii be an important part
! of the exercises and all are asked to go
prepared to give a. generous sum to help
| those needy and deserving people.
| At the meeting of Bi~obard Women :
Relief corps Saturday Mrs. Addie Law
renee was appointed delegate TO the de
partment convention with Mrs. Clara
| Bush as alternate.
| The Home club held a pleasant meet
| ing at the vestry Wednesday. \ bounti-
/ full and delicious hot oyster dinner was
SERVED at noon to about 20 members
and their husbands. The menu included
I besides oyster stew, rolls. cakes in va
riety, pie and coffee. The regular
Imonthlv program and business meeting
/ was held in the afternoon.
! Twenty members attended the
meeting of BiTchard Women : Relief
I corps at Masonic hall Saturday after
noon. when election Of officers was held.
/ BY a unanimous vote and the urgent
IentTeaties of nearly every member pres
/ ent. Mrs. Eva Marsh was induced to ac-
ICept the president 5 chair for another
year. Mrs Marsh has been exceedingly
popular as president and the organiZa
/ tiou has been doing good work under her
] leadership. Other officers chosen We're:
, Mrs. Della Carpenter, 5. V. p; Mrs, Ma
/ bel Smythe. J. y. u; Mrs. Nellie Miles,
chaplain: Mrs. Edith Cutler. treasurer;
| Mrs. Edna Hamlin, con: Mrs. Emma
! Moulton, guard.
While making calls in the house-to-
house canvass sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. ..
/ w. Follett hitched their horse at =. II.
HOLLAND : Sunday. The horse evidently
decided that sunday calls were not TO
his taste and, getting the fastening
loose. started for the three mile trip
home. Although it was a walk-away
rather than Il runaway the team
was not uvertaken or stonped until it
had climbed the hill and reached II. q.
Gales place Mr.. and Airs. Follett
reached their home by the kindness of
ueighboTs, and no harm was done.
A meeting Of West River Grange was
held Tuesday evening The lecturer 5
program included songs, question box
conducted by J. II. Wright. Discussions:
Resolved that women of today are hap
pier than those of oldeu times. Each Of
tcer present also was requested to fur
niSh something for the program. Plans
! were made for Christmas exercises and
/ a tree for Tuesday evening, Dec. p, the
regular meeting Dec q to be omitted,
!
pointed to have charge of the evening 5
program: Miss Eloise Cummings, Miss
I Clara Greenwood, Richard Davis. Fami-
i lies of members are invited to be pres
I ent, \ vote was taken to serve an Oys-
I ter supper at the trst meeting in Jan
uary. when installation of officers viii
I be held and the families also viii be
I invited.
/ A letter signed by Mrs. L. Z. Speidell in
I the Granite State News published at
Il Wolfboro, y. Fl, gives high praise to the
= address recently given by Mrs. f. I.
, Landman at w. c. II. L. meeting held
at Mirror lake. The letter says in part:
i' As one deeply interested in the work
, of the noble band of women connected
. with the W. c. L. Tit has been my
privilege to travel in many states, as
far south as Florida, Georgia, the Caro-
linas, the Nirginias. Washington ano
b New York besides Maine, New Hamp
shire and Massachusetts. It has beer
e. my pleasure to listen to many women
speakers and [ have enjoyed hearinz
~ them. but never with greater pleasure
, than listened to Mrs Landman at Mir
- Tor lake. Mrs. Landman is daughter
! of Mrs. Hattie Blood of this place, anC
I is well known here, where she spent hel
, Igirlhood
The hours of arrival under the new
7 train service. which gives passenger
= service for three days each week, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, south
r bound, train $50 a. no; northbound 3.5'
ZIP. m On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
10 rdays, southbound, 929 a. m; north
bound. SO p. IN. Trains on the last
o. named days reach Rrattleboro at 1912
0 and leave at 40, giving ample time fol
f shopping expeditions Mails at the post
lofiice viii close on Monday, "Wednesday
> and Friday mornings for the south
= bound train at S.20 a. m; for the nortl
u train in the afternoon at $50. On Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays the mai
closes at 9 a. III. and at p. m. Through
$ the Christmas season the pOstofhce vii
e remain open for a slightly longer time nj
+ night in order to accommodate the pub
lie, but the regular hours viii remain
unchanged.