The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-06
THE BRATTIEBORO REFORMlR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909
LOCAL CHAPTERS PROGRAM.
Interesting Schedule Arranged by D. A.
r. for Coming Year.

Brattleboro chapter, d. A. r., has is
sued its program for the year beginning
| with July s last. Bennington day, Au-
gust IS, will be observed. A report of
| the unveiing of the marker at Isle La
Motto will be made and a paper, Dolly
! Madison. will be read by Mrs. +. l..
Swift. Roll call will consist of gems
from old love songs. The hostesses of the
occasion will be Mrs. Herbert Clark and
Mrs. Hayes Bigelow. At the meeting
Sept. Z the roll call will be Brattleboro
Revolutionary soldiers. Mrs. o. ID. Es-
tabroob will read paper, Our Own Town
in the Revolution. The hostess will be
Mrs. Z. A; StaIrkey., Quaint eptaphs will
be the roll call subject for the October
meeting, the date of which has not been
announced. Mrs. l.. X. Fuller will read
a. paper, The Old Time Parson. Mrs.
Charles Akeey will be the hostess The
meeting of Nov will be held with Mrs.
J.. W. Hawley as hostess and Mrs.
George White will read paper, The
Hymn America. The response to the roll
call will be questions from patriotic songs.
roll call at the meeting Dec. 7 and the
paper, Colonial Arts and Crafts, will be
read by Miss Allie +. Morse. The hostess
will be Mrs. George F. Barber Favorite
quotations will be the response to the roll
call at the first meeting in 1910, Jan. Is.
Mrs. Irving G. Crosier will read a paper,
Life at Valley Forge. The hostesses will
fred F. Root. The meeting Feb. % will
take the form of a musicale, Mrs. Julius
j. Estey being the hostess. March Is,
Flowers of An Old-Fashoned Garden will
be the response to the roll call and
paper, The Restoring of Mount Vernon
and the ID. A. Il. Part in 1t, will be by
Miss Lillian Newton. Miss Stedman will
be the hostess. Historic Places in Vermont
will be the response to the roll call at the
ford, will be by Mrs. Joel Flagg. Mrs.
George b. White will be the hostess.
The reports from the Continental Con
gress will be presented at the meeting
May II. The hostesses will be Mrs. Joel
Flagg, Mrs. George Miller, Miss Mary
Smith. The annual meeting OF the chap
ter will be held on Flag Day, June IA.
Miss Susan +. Clark will be the hostess.
The year book just issued by the chap
ter gives the names and addresses of IS
chapter members and % nonresident
members The officers and committees OF
the chapter are as follows: Mrs. Fred
ericll G.. Pettee. regent; Mrs. Clarence i.
Stickney viceregent; Mrs. VIM. IL. Rich
ardson. recording secretary; Mrs. Gene
We've NJ. Slate. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Frederic |. Swift, treasurer; Mrs.
MILFORD +. Root, registrar; Miss Mary f.
Smith. historian; Mrs. Luther W. Haw-
ley, chaplain; Mrs. II. w. Spaulding, Mrs
H. w. Sargent, Mrs. II. |. Bangs, Mrs
b. S. Miller Mrs. Joel Flagg. Mrs. f. f.
Flagg, Mrs. NJ. c. White, board of man
agelnent; Mrs. Irving G. Crosier, Mrs
VIM r. Haigh, Mrs. Charles +, Bing-
ham. ways and means committee; Miss
Genevieve NJ. Slate, Mrs. f. A. Starley,
Mrs. II. L. Bangs, committee on resolu-
tions: Mrs. Henry f. Bond, Mrs. Henry
IT, Thompson, Mrs. Harry W. Spaulding,
program committee; Mrs Walter A. Gil
bert press committee.