The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-01

Rev. G. L. Thompson preached appropri-
ately.
The Congregational church will be
closed for the summer but worship of
the Congregation will continue at the
Auditorium each Sunday with the con-
ference in session.
H. A. Lewis opened his new store on
Moody street Saturday. He will con-
duct retail drug store with special at
tention to drinks, e-cream, confection-
cry and souvenirs.
open with S. L. Walker as proprietor
and the following clerks: Misses Eliza
beth Arcularius, Blanche Walker, Helen
Caldwell, and Jessie Hall.
Mrs. Moxon and Mrs. Marriott and
children who have been at Miss G.. Il.
Lanes house month. left Tuesday.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Leahy of
ment.
Mrs. Scribner and Jay Newton and
two daughters of Wallingford, VT, were
guests of their sister, Mrs. E. T. How
ard. and MIR. Howard last week Mrs.
Howard, Elizabeth and John returned
with them Friday for two weeks visit.
Ralph and Raymond Spencer of
Greenfield were here, Thursday for the
reception to MIR. and Mrs. W. c. Rob
erts. They were former members of the
Boys brigade when living here. Mr.
Roberts rode to Greenfield with them
to take his train to Rochester, N Y.
The first conference of the summer
the Young Woman's Conference opened
Monday for a weeks session. Miss
Bertha Harlan, secretary of the North
field league which manages the confer
ence has been here some time making
preparations for the week Some of the
teahers and speakers are Bishop Charles
| II. Brent. Dr. John Mcdowell. DIR. John
| Strong. DIR. Rockwell s. Drank. and
| Miss Margaret Slattery.
| The body of Mrs. Fidelia Fisher.
widow of George Fisher, was brought
| here for burial Monday. Rev. G. l..
| Thompson oficiated at the service at the
centre cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Fisher were former residents of this
| town and lived near where the Audi
! torium now stands. She was "a years
of age and died at her home in Amherst
where a daughter lived with her. She
| leaves two sons, Edward and Leon, and
another daughter.
| Joseph Field attended the funeral of
! his cousin. Miss Fanny Field. at Mount
| Auburn cemetery in Cambridge. Mass.
| Monday Miss Field was a Mortified
woman and visited here often. but foI
| many years had made her home with
her brother, William ID. Y. Field, in
| NattapOiSet. Wnefe nef ueatn look place
| Friday. at the age of II. Miss Field
| was specially talented in the fine arts.
| She leaves many friends here who keenly
| feel her loss.
| The wOmen's town meeting was held
| Tuesday afternoon at Alexander Memo.
| rial hall. This meeting is held annu-
| ally to elect officers TO administer the
+, business connected with the hall which
| was the gift to women of the town by
| the late Mrs. y. NJ. ID. Alexander. The
! hall committee consists of nine women
three of whom are elected annually. Mrs.
| Ambert G.. Moody is chairman and pre-
| Evans is secretary. The three new
/ members are Mrs. f. G. Britton, Mrs.
| Charles Hodgeu, Mrs. Fred Irish. Miss
I II. Il. Dutton is life member. The
others are Mrs. T. II. Parker. Miss FL
| len Callaghan. Mrs. c. Z. Buffum. After
| the business session Miss Bertha Nj.
| Wood of Boston and East Mortified
| spoke on, Getting Acquainted with Our
| Neighbors. Her talk was from experr
| ence with welfare work in Boston. \
committee was appointed to prepare for
a get-to-gether meeting to be held in the
| fau of the native and foreign born WON
en- of Mortified. Mrs. y. y. Wood is
! Miss Ellen Callaghan. Mrs. F. G. Brit
1 ton. Mrs. c. G. Stockbridge compose
the chairman. Mrs. L. w. Williams
| the committee.