Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-07

rlous results are anticipated. The
disease Is not spreading and all nee
essary precautions are being taken.
West River grange VIII hold Its next
meeting July IA. The following pro-
gram has been prepared and full
attendance Is desired! Music. by all,
call with responses from all: duet, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Franklin; current
events. w. IL. Miles: solo, Miss Eta
Marsh; essay. on Education, Mrs.
Henry Cobb discussion by the
grange of the question. Resolved:
That the Facilities Afforded by our
Present School System give our Boys
and Girls an Adequate Education. All
are requested to come prepared 10
take part In this discussion.
The village schools closed Friday
afternoon with a picnic In Reeds
grove. The accessories of noise, lem.
onade and a baseball game made glad
the hearts of all. The school under
the management of Oren Smith and
Mrs. William Blood has been very sue
cessful Pupils Of the grammar school
OF full attendance and no marks We're:
Raw Cobb. Malcolm Hayden. Myrtle
Marsh, Maud Moore, Park Osgood.
Ethel Sparks and Laura Ware. Bula
Crandall and Raymond Webster en-
tered school in the. fourth and fifth
weeks respectively and had no
marks. Mildred Phillips was perfect
I'm attendance but had one dismissal.
In the primary department, with -
enrolled. those having no absent
marks were: Bette Carlton. Audrey
Franklin, Nina Jones. Ada Jones, MI
randa Marsh and Harry Moore. Mer-
rill Sparks was absent one day whiie
in quarantine. During school member-
ship Mabel Rand had no absent marks.
Those having no tardy marks were:
Bette Carlton. Audrey FRANKLIN
Pauline Franklin. Miranda Marsh
Bertha Parsons, Mabelle Rand, Palm
err Carlton, Erving Macdonald, Her
man Parsons, Merrill Sparks and
Harry Knapp.
We are In receipt of copy of tho
Brantford Expositor of June 2S. which
gives the following report of re-
cital by Miss Esther Dale of this
place as soprano and Mrs. B. ]. Ken
yon, Miss Dale's aunt. as reader. Mr..
Kenyon, the accompanist, is also well
known In Townshend, being a son
of Mrs. T.. A. Kenyon: Last evening,
audience at Victoria hall, Miss Esther
Dale and Mrs. B. J. Kenyon achieved a
great success in their grand artistic
recital Miss Dale is a graduate pupil
of B. J. Kenyon. and last evening APP
peared in a beautiful list of classic |
songs, dating from 1t Was a Lover
and His Lass. by Morley 155l-l6O4,
and old Italian Victorious My Heart |
Is. by Carssimi, 1604-1644. through |
the classic period of songs by Schu- |
bert Schumann and Cornelius, down |
to the period modern, with its thrill |
ing songs by Wagner, Grieg. Loewe |
Novacek and Coleridge- Taylor. IN
this long list of songs Miss Dale, by |
her great musical temperament and
beautiful voice. gave the audience great
pleasure; in fact. such glorious sing
ing throughout whole evening is
seldom heard by a Brantford audi
ence. and at the close Miss Dales
voice seemed as fresh rs at the start.
the songs most enjoyed We're
caro- Milo Ben, Gordon. My Sweet Re
,ose. Schubert The Song. Grieg. Miss
Dale leaves soon for her home In the
states. and her many Brantford
friends will look for great achieve
nents in the field of song. Miss Dale
vas the recipient of several bouquets
If beautiful flowers throughout the
evening. Mrs. Kenyon appeared in an
arrangement of the Holy City. which
Nr Kenyon has arranged for reader
soprano and piano. An encore was
at the close Of this number
,ut Mrs. Kenyon refrained, and in ap-
bearing was presented with huge
,ououet of roses. Mrs, kenyon's sec
md number was in the sketch, sun
et. by Jerome. Seldom is such WORK
lone in this city which would approach
IRIS. Kenyon's efforts in this number,
where she was called upon to take the
,art of six different characters.
throughout all the numbers the clos
st attention was given by the audi
nee and each part and the whole plot
ould be distinctly followed. Mrs. Ken
on is a great favorite with a Brant-
ord audience. but last night she falr-
Y excelled and eclipsed all previous
fforts Mr. Kenyon. as usual, added
o a beautiful evenings program, by
eautiful work in all the accompani-
nents."