The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-13


The long looked for masquerade
hall will take place April 20 in Pee
iiVAi hall.
-Mn, q, = Wilson entertained hef
sunday school class Wednesday after
noon. A dainty tea was served.
The public schools will close Fri
day, March 20, for recess 81 II days.
The new term will begin April :,
The Epwor,t League will hold
poverty social Thursday evening,
March 10, AT the home ~ q, u, Smith,
Cedar street.
Seats for III. GTca, Divide, which
wall be seen In the auditorium next
Friday evening, go On sale "Wednesday
at the box Office.
Several from here are planning
sloighfide 20 East 6uilford this even
ing Ia attend the sugar supper which
is TO be- served al George u. Miller '
by the church women there.
"A party Of as from the Methodist
church enjoyed a sleighride 10 fniney
"Wednesday evening where they attend
cd the supper and fair given by the
Methodist society Of that town.
The national society Of United
States Daughters Of Isle will be en-
tcT,ained hy Mrs. c. D. II, Jehno,
president Of the organization, Saturday
afternoon, March 81, q, 3 o'clock,
The Ladies' Enterprise society
will meet next Wednesday afternoch
a, I o clock with Mrs. ;. A. Richmond.
. Organ street. Supper will be scr'ed
from q To- clock Everybody IN.
yited.
Twenty FIVE members u the Wan
tastiauei lodge Of Odd Fellows went 10
Bellows Falls Tuesday 90 assist the
lodge 10 that town In working the
third degree. A supper was served
before the meeting and a light lunch
followed the degree work.
The annual meeting Of Mrs. Addie
c. Van Doorn's Sunday school class
was held with Mrs. Van Doom, liar'
ris Place, last evening with an at
tendance of nine members. The class
membership has numbered . IN pre-
yious wears. During the last year sew
eral have moved from town and two
of the members. Mrs. W. c. Horton
and Miss Jennie Edwards, have been
removed by death. The officers elected
for the coming year are: President,
Mrs. Addie c. Van Doom; vice presl.
dent, Mrs. Ella Stearns; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie Thorn. After
the business meeting the evening was
spent socially and refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served
The Junior auxiliary Of ST.
Michael's Episcopal church met at the
home of Mrs. Florence u. Tyler, at
II Tyler street, Wednesday afternoon
and effected an organization. There
were 30 members enrolled and IL Is
likely that more will join the society.
Rev. W. J. Hamilton, rector of the
church, gave a short talk on the sub.
| iect of the organization and what IT
was hoped would be accomplished.
Glasses were then formed and each
given its work to do. The girls are
to be taught to sew and the boys how
TO make things of a useful character.
Everything the auxiliary makes this
season will be sent TO the Indians IN
! Wyoming. The work of the auxiliary
is in charge of Miss Helen I. Brown.
A missionary institute will be held
in the First Baptist church here next
Friday, March 20. The morning SEES
sion will begin at 10 o'clock with a
devotional service led by Rev. G. b.
Lawson; at 1890 the Woman's Mis-.
sionary Circle, in charge of Miss Mary
Brown. Ludlow, with discussions of
various phases by Mrs. W: w. Gushee,
| Townshend, Mrs. l.. X. Fuller, Mrs. +.
c. Clark. South Newfane, Miss Kate
! K. Wheeler. West Brattleboro; ll.30,
address. Literature, Miss Julia g..
Shinn, Burma Afternoon session, l.3O,
Devotional service led by Rev. ii. f..
Buffum, Putney; 200, Model Mission
Study Glass, DIR. w. W. Witter, Bos
ton; 2.3O, Missions in the Sunday
School and How to Teach Them DR..
W, +. Witter; 3,l5, general discussion,
The Missionary Coneert-1s 1t Prac-
teal? 400. Young Women's Work.
Miss Julia G. Shinn, Burma. Evening
session, us, Praise service led by l..
w. Hawley; $50, address by Miss
Shinn; SIS, address by DIR. Witter.
Luncheon and supper will be served
in the social rooms and entertainment
over night will be furnished those who
desire it.