The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-18
West BrattlebOrO
rAsnkssiylns Programs IN the ssheols

Thanksgiving Programs IN the Seheeis
Sekesl in district No, !, taught b.
Mics Myrtle hIisss. .leses tesaestss
aflsTHoon with Tho tellesths Ih.e, As
eiNins pI0gIami heas, Hall the ulAa
ThauSsri,ins. sehesls recitation, MIA
I'm flankfal feI, kaieIt ueedsaeash
recitation, The FIRST Thanksgiving
NAV sadeTmanI exercise, Tho STORY el
tho l'ilsTims, seven fsaisilsi feeilailon
Harvest L. Come, Ilgde toNrYl sons
THANKSGIVING nay. ueIltade Aklry ana
and May sadrfman9 Feettaliohs \
ThanksgiNing Hide OF the Pumpkins
ulenA Coysyi recitation. Mho Gives
Oar Thanksgiving nlnheIt ueiltnls
Akleyi recitation, Ihsnhss'Nink
Cai's sollloauy, Minnie ilamllioni song
Uod's Gin Ia Mature. lflh aud Soy
cath grades, recitation, A LATHE uifi ,
Trials, Edna CeNeYl recitation, The
doll ; Thanksgiving, Miriam Nichols
exercise, The Farmer, four boNsi Feclta'
tion, Gentleman uay > Thanksgiving
RaVmond IoNeyi recitation, Glad 10 hc
a LATHE Girl, Mildred Akleyi story
The Landing OF the Pilgrims, May
SadfTmani recitation, \ Turkey so
liloany, Allen Hamilton; seng, Thanks
giving Hymn, school.
Miss Mary Clark. will give the follow
Ing Thanksgiving program this alter
noon, Song, school; recitation, Mag
rie \ Thanksgiving, Amy NcNcombi
Nbat I'm Thankful For. Leon Johnson
and neula johnson, Tom ) IhankssiN'
ms. Dewey Newcomb. Glad 10 lie n
Little Girl. Iva johnson; A Little
Girls Trials, Belle Neweomb; song,
Father. Ne Thank Thee; Leon johnson
Gladys Newcomb aud Elizabeth Wal
dron.
The cenireville primary, school;
taught hv Miss Florence Holden. viii
have Thanksgiving exercises this after.
noon M . clock aud will render the
following program; Songs, Golden
Rod, Come Little Leaves and The
Frogs Goodbye; concert recitation,
Landing OF the Pilgrims. Little Pnri'
fans. eight pupils. Five TURKEYS, five
boys; song, .lacky Frost; recitation,
Grandma 5 Pumpkin Pies. Clinton
Convey; The Pilgrim Boy, Fred John
son: Little Pilgrim Maid, Ruth Ham
merlund; Why. RAYMOND Harrington;
song. Reward of Labor; recitation, \
Little Puritan Maiden; Fern Nonrse;
The Birth Of Thanksgiving, Grace Mich:
olas; motion song. The Old Colonial
DAYS; recitation. Thanksgiving. vcndla
Carlson; The Turkeys Opinion. Harry
Anderson: Thanksgiving JOYS, Dorothy
Harrington: The First Thanksgiving,
Alice Nicholas; -Four Little Puritan
Maids. four girls; song, NV Country
IT'S Of Thee.
c. II. stockwell is on the sick list
this week.
II. J. Clark has recently had his cot
tage slated.
Mrs. =. b. Stockwell is i'll with diph-
thereto sore throat.
ID. Il. Perry made business trip 20 /
Montpelier Wednesday.
James Glennon Of Boston was re-
cent guest at G. b. Liseom's.
Mrs. d. W. Newton has recently
visited relatives in Cayendish.
Mrs. G. c. Upton of Gardner, Mass,
is guest at +. +. Blodgett's
Fred Smith has recently moved into
his house on Meadow Brook road.
Katherine Miller is visiting her aunt,
Miss Florence Miller, in Dummerston.
II. C. Pearson of Pennington. Me-, is
a guest of his sister, Mrs. j. ID. Whit
tier.
4. NJ. Goodenough has recently had
a telephone installed in his house; call
3l2.2l.
Mrs. Walter Adams and Samuel
Adams of Ames hill are i'll with throat
trouble.
C. S. Higley has moved into the
house he recently purchased of A.. X.
Bracewell. II
Mrs. Frank Harvey of Dover was a
weekend guest of her daughter, Mrs.
c. S. Rider.
Miss S. +. Clark went yesterday to
Warren, Mass, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. !
W. +. Minis. c
Mrs. d. w. Harris has been housed v
by illness for a week, but is able to
De out again. il
Miss Lena Landman of South Lon I
londerry was among the out-of-town I
quests Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Z. Halliday of Wiliamsville {
vas guest of her sister, Mrs. Alice G
'routy, Tuesday. G
Miss Florence Fisher entertained the
Ieedlecrafts with a covered dish party Il
tuesday afternoon. @
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Whittemore of b
iuilford were guests the first of the
week at +. G. Taylor's e
Mr.. and Mrs. Chelsea Barber of t,
Mass were among the out a
flown guests Sunday.
Mrs. B. s. Grant and Miss A. II. N
iould of Newton, Mass. were recent i,
uests of Mrs. L. A. Gould. II
Rev. DR.. j. East Harrison of Mt. "
Iermon, Mass, was guest Sunday of
is son, q. Stacy Harrison. :,
A large number of people watched the q
clipse of the moon between 8 and 9 =,
clock Wednesday evening. "
Mrs. w. B. Houghton is i'll with ton o.
litis. Her mother, Mrs. Bull, of
Mass, is with her. -.
The town schools close today for re- <
ass of week, Miss Briggs's closing i.
as she has one day to redeem. ;n
E. J. Seymour has returned to J. S. OF
food s., having visited in Springfield, d
lass, Torrington, Conn.,, and Passaic, yo
:. j. 81
Miss Helen Prentiss is expected from =
ownshend to spend Thanksgiving with :
sr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Prem
IS.
Miss Dasie Miller has returned to her
ome from Rindge, N. H., where she
the library and also at
est Rindge.
Mrs. H. A. Stone went to Brooklyn,
Y, last Thursday to spend the win
II Win ner granddaughter, MISS
audie Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Clifton of
ague, N. Y, are guests at J. L. Stock
s. Mr.. Clifton is proprietor of the
land Harbor House,
The dance given by the young people
st Friday evening was well attended.
usic was furnished by Misses Ethel
odgett and Helen Weatherhead.
Maynard, son of Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
iller, underwent an operation for the