Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-21
WEST BRATTLEBORO
chlIdren's Day in Congregational church.

chIdrens Day In Congregational Church.
Children's day, in charge OF the sun
day school was observed in the Congre-
gational church last Sunday. The follow
ing program was given: The professional,
carol by the school, prayer by the pas
tor, Rev Henry Lamb; reciting of 23d
Psalm by the school; recitation by Glad
VS. Ames; exercise and song by primary
class; cradle roll exercises; recitation by
Doris winchester and Charlotte Knight:
exercise by six boys; recitation by Alice
Alexander; recitation by Lottie Plant;
Certificates were given TO the new MEM {;
bers of the cradle roll and those who
were promoted to the primary class.
Bibles were presented to Evelyn w.
Mann and Richard Martin. Mrs. w. e.
Stelman sang Consider the lilies" The
pastor gave a short address to the child
rem from the text, ut is good for a man
that he bear the yoke in his YOUTH"
All OF the exercises were interspersed
with singing by the school, The benedic-
ton by the pastor closed the exercises.
David Miller moved into his new house
Thursday.
A. d. Wilson has leased the winslow
farm to secure the hay and rowen.
Frank E. Aldrich of westmoreland
visited at Ernest Wheeler's Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hawkins have
been guests at II. f. Weatherheads
this week.
The pupils in the academy building
will hold a picnic on the academy
grounds this afternoon.
Mrs. William Legs and nurse, Mrs
O'Neil, started Monday for an automo-
bile trip to Atlantic City, N. ].
Rev. f. S. Smith of Haverhill, Mass.
came Monday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Della Smith, who accompanied him home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Stone, who was i'll sew
| eral weeks at the home of Mrs c. r.
| Evans, went to the Memorial hospital
| Saturday.
The second division of the woman's
| association will serve a strawberry sup
per in the Congregational chapel Thurs
day from to 8.
Nineteen members of the woman's as
ISOLATION met yesterday with Mrs. r.
| p. Wheeler to sew, and plans for the
| summer were discussed.
First Congregational church, Rev.
Henry Lamb, pastor, residence 800 West
ern avenue. Sunday service June 20:
| Divine worship at 1890 a. m, with SER
mon by the pastor, subject, THE great
| alternative" Bible school at IL m. Christ
| ian Endeavor meeting at $50, subject,
| Reading what is worth WHILE" Tim.
e. 7-16. Leaders, Ruth Weatherhead and
| Helen Prentiss. Church prayer meeting
at 7.30 Tuesday evening.
! The graduation exercises of grade g.
| Miss Alta Dennison, teacher, will take
place in the Congregational church at
tonight. The graduates are Edwin T.
! Doyle, Merrill II. Hamilton, Paul L.
Richardson, Francis H. Taylor, Warren
NJ. Taylor, Albert c. Wrisley, Ruth E.
! Alexander, Bessie NJ Belden, Laura NJ.
| Derby, Marion l.. Fisher Edith C. Ham
marlund. Amy ]. Mather, Ruth E. Mich
olas, Helen C. Redfeld, Nellie E. Var
ney.
Mr., and Mrs. Perry Davis and two
| children of Wilmington and Mr.. Daviss
sister, Mrs. John Stafford, went Satur-
day to Athol to attend the 150th ami
| versary celebration of the town and the
| 74th birthday anniversary of their sis
ter, Mrs George Howe. which occurred
Sunday. Mrs. Howes son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Williams of Dummers-
ton, and Mrs. Sarah Holton and Adams
Blood of Putney were also her guests.
| Mrs. Stafford returned home Tuesday.
The cosy corner club met Wednesday
| afternoon with Mrs. P. w. Chase in
district No. T. A good number of mem
| bers were present also a few invited
guests. The afternoon was spent in play
ing finch and 500. In the game of finch
| the nrst prize was awarded TO MRS. ".
G. Convey and in 800 the prizes were
| given to Mrs. H. F. Prefontane and Miss
Dorothy Prouty. During the afternoon a
| group picture of the club members was
| taken. Refreshments of sandwiches SAL
mon salad, ice cream and cake were
served by the hostess. One of W. l..
Walkers teams took the party to the
meeting and Mr.. Chase gave them a hay
ride when they returned home The
| hostess, Mrs. p w. Chase, accompanied
| them.