The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-06
SOUTH NEwFANE
Baptfst Society Has amman Meetin

BAPTIST society sidS -Ahnidi MttlhS
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church and society was held Monday eve
ming at the veStry The clerk Mr.. Shep- |
ard being absent. Mrs. Willard, church
clerk. called the meeting to order. Rev. +.
X Hackett was chosen moderatIr anu
Herbert G.. Bingham clerk. The board q |
officers of last year was reelected as Ioi-
lows: Church committee, Leslie -. STRAIT
ton. Mrs Ella : Willard and Frank r.
Fisher. treasurer, Mrs. Love; auditor,
L. T.. Fisher: uShers, hubert W. Shepard,
Herbert g. Bingham. Leslie r.. StfaItoiL
and Charles T.. Swain. The sexton ) gu
ties were volunteered for SIX months. Inc
remaining six months, January. Feof9afH
March October. November ana IlecempeF-
| were bid off Mt SO by Miss Matte /:
| Wade The reports for the year 1871
1 we're given by Mrs. Willard church clerk
| H. c. Bingham. sexton, j. +. FISHER audl-
! tor and Mrs. Love treasurer, showing
! balance in the treasury for the beginning
! of the year. At the close OF the business
session coffee and cookies We're served
TO cnliyen the social hour.
/ G. A. Condax is in New York on bust
| ness for a week.
H Miss Irene Bartlett returned Monday
/ to Vermont academy ut SaXtonS River.
John NJ Stratton TO Brattleboro called
/: "Wednesday on his sister, Miss Ella j.
Miss Matte r. Metcalf left Wednesday
for BrattlebOrO after n short vacation at
home and visiting friends.
Miss Jean Cunningham. who spent
last week with Mrs. John Il. Morse, lett
Monday Tor her home in New York.
The Womans Mission circle met Ct. Tues i
day evening with Mrs. Ella ;. Willard,
Mrs. Luella T. sBingham had charge o.
Miss Alice Goodell went Monday tC
South Londonderry To resume her schoo
work. Raymond Stone returned to Brat
tleboro high school.
The mid-week prayer and praise serVlc,
Thursday evenings during January VII
be conducted by the pastor, Key. +, IN
Hackett. at $50 o'clock.
Salnui BARTLETT and family are moving
this week To the Railway farm which Ia
recently bought in Brattleboro. They vii
be greatly missed in the community
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Fairbanks ant
daughters. Marian and Elizabeth Far
banks. of Brattleboro called Sunday up
on their grandmother. Mrs. Samuel Morse
who il i'll and under the doctor : care.
The watch night meeting Saturday eve
| ming was successful and wei attended
During the social hour sandwiches, G.
calloped dishes and coffee We're served
An interesting devotional service 10
lowed.
have received notice that Frank !. WI
cox died suddenly ut their home IN u
kima. Wash. Dec. 20. Over 10 yeai
Lago he married Miss Jennie NJ. Blake {
this place who survives.
Gordon Pomfrey left Monday for til
Massachusetts, agricultural college at An
hrrSt. where he will take a course J
poultry and orcharding. His brother hi
returned to BTatJleboro high school att
spending his holiday vacation mt home.
The village school opened for the wint'
term Tuesday with Samuel Parsons
ra4rlcton AZ teacher. succeeding Mr.
John Z. Whitaker. who. resigned at Il
lend of the fall term after - weeks of q
lrcially successful work with the pupil
Cdicer., of the Christian Endeavor $
ofctv for the ensuing half-year have be-
elected as follows; President. Mrs. Abb
In Kelsey: vice president, Mrs Georg
VI. Love: secretary and treasurer, Nh
Ella = Willard. The committees ar
PRAYER meeting. Miss Wade and Nj
Love: lookout Rev. F. X. IIackett Al
ftlrs Lucia bingham; social. Mrs W
lard Mrs Hackett. II. &. bingham: IN
~ir. Mrs. IIaekctt Aldine Bingham te
rcrance. Milo Winter; flowers, Miss
AIdinp Bingham, Marion Stone. It'll
Blood The meetings during January W
be held Sunday evenings at 30.