The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18

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Harry and flosaer Howard acre apsshs
one day each, Tbs, sveIssr a'lsh'a''' Va
ii,s out al possible To-
John !. Dale. former resident ol
TaA nshond. spent day : sher ll,''e ss'
With ~. a. Sandrison 81 savannah, r.,
While on hls way 10 visit be h.'hs,
Wanl hale, Al fIVsmefe, = !, W. ~,
san.lers6n i also a luNnshsnd mAhl lh'
.on az Royal sandrIsan, and one ~ thr
head clerks az division II the southern
Atlantic railroad, +.
n was thoneht l.est b. those who had
the parish party. ia charge 70 lossls h. y
M seeoitnt III The social Al the summary
which 0nfun Friday, Nov, II, VIII all
plfase notice the change Of date from ne,
IL "a Tuesday evening, Nov. ~ WIN
svafNh osl, come aud enjoy a social even
ines A small irr will he taken Il the
Jn.r There will h. fine musical program
and refreshments II cake and coffee
A quiet wedding took place Oct, - u
Ontario, Cal, when Harry NJ. kimbali,
formerly at Westminster aud well known
by Townshend people, was united ~ mar
riaps Ia Miss Edith NJ Brown, who for
marh lived IN Springfield, VI. The groom
I. The son al Mr.. and Mrs 4. :, kimhall
ami grandson IL II. NJ. Austin, who NJ
sides Al Mn. Elwin Eidy's home in this
town. Ills Townshend friends extend their
congratulations,
on account Of illness. Dudley Prescott Of
Boston, the hnmorist and Vcntfiloqulsl,
was unable 10 IN his engagement in town
last Friday evening, where he was 10 give
an entertainment under the auspices OF
The PRAYER meeting association. But Town.
shend people were not 10 be- disappointed
for Miss Roseleth Knapp. imperonator
and humofist. came and filled his place.
She had a good program with many hu.
morous selections and short stories Her
impersonations were excellent. lce'eream
was sold after the entertainment, and q
good sum was ne,ted which VIII go toward
procuring new hymnals for chapel use.
The union service at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening was one OF the best
in years. and was greatly appreciated by
all. The whole meeting was carried on
from memory. The scriptures were re-
peated and the hymns sung without the
use OF books. The meeting was made mnch
more interesting by two beautiful solos,
one by Mn. A. l.. Rand Face 60 Face
with Christ, Nv Savior, and the other by
Homer NJ. Heath. Sometime Wen Under
stand. Both were sung without books. The
greatest interest. however, was conferred
on the sermon preached by Rev. joseph
Mexican, from a text given him on the
spot by member OF the congregation. IL
was found in Iachariah 9:l2, Turn you
TO the stronghold, We prisoners Of hope,
even today do | declare that ! will render
double unto YOU" II was one OF Mr.. Me
Kean's best sermons and he used many
such scenes as the wreck OF the City OF
Worcester to illustrate the much darker
wrecks found in the lives OF men.
The district school closed Saturday with
appropriate exercises by the pupils. The
program was as follows: Song Sowing IN
The Morning, school; psalm %, by the
school: the Lords prayer, school; The
Singing Ships, Mabel Rand; Who Shall lie
Queen exercise. Thanksgiving Song
school: Our Pioneers, Jonathan Mcintyre;
The Landing OF the Pilgrims, Eunice
Heath: THANKSGIVING JOYS, Title Gates
Thanksgiving Day. an acrostie; song: Land
OF Nod, Ethel Parsons; Who Gives us Our
THANKSGIVING Dinner? Florence Howard;
dialogle. Katie Chase and Edith Meacham;
Thanksgiving. Addie Meacham; Dandelion
Ghost. leone Franklin; Thanksgiving at
Plymouth. exercise: song, Drive the Nali
Alright. BOYS. Guy Barry and Merrill
Sparks: A Turkeys Soliloquy,. Richard
Davis. A True Thanksgiving, Merle Kan.
dali: A School Boys Vision, Merrill
Sparks: Johnny's History Lesson, Harold
Franklin; Gratitude, Florence Meaeham;
song. Dandelions, Florence Meacham and
Nellie Willard: song, The Wise Old owl,
Florence Meacham and Nellie Willard;
IIiawatha, Allen Heath The Boy Is Com,
ing Home, Arthur Cutler: song, Harvest
of the Squirrel and Bee, school; The Little
Tin Soldiers, Edwin Parker; Sugar Plum
Tree, Nellie Willard song, The. Trees
Friend school: song, Froggie's Swimming.
school. About 80 of the townspeople we're
in attendance and the exercises were en-,
loved by all. Much credit is due the two
teachers Miss Cola Martin and f. h. Gil
bert, as well as to the pupils.