The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-25
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Mrs. NJ. E. Washburn will entertain
the Fortnightly club Friday afterno IN.
Mrs. w f. Pierce and friend of Bel
lows Falls were guests at Maplehurst
farm Sunday.
Mrs. Leon P. Fuller picked bouquet
Of sweet pea blossoms and buds Nov
IA on vines grown in the open.
Mrs. Washburn and daughter, Miss
Abby Campbell Washburn, returned
Thursday of last week from week s
visit in Boston.
The Princess theater of BrattlebOro
is planning to give soon a benefit here
for the Parent Teacher association, of
which due notice will be given.
The poverty party which was to have
been held in the vestry of the Baptist
church Nov. "a has been postponed and
Will be held in connection with box
social Dee. Is.
Mrs. George Lucas and son, Hoyt,
and Mrs Dennis of Springfield, Mass
were visitors recently at Maplehurst
farm on their return from a visit in
st. Adams and Rutland.
j.. w. F. Dyer, the local real estate
agent, put through deal with over
100000 involved at Brattleboro and
has been making several smaller deals
in Chesterfield, n. H. lately.
Mrs. A. A. Langley has cemented the
cellar and laid over ehimneys and is
doing other extensive repairing about
her village property now occupied by
W. E. Parker, proprietor of the Put
ney garage.
There will be Thanksgiving service
! in the West Hill Schoolhouse Sunday at
3 p. IN, in charge of Rev. r. B. Davis.
1t is hoped that everyone will make a
! special effort to attend, as the service
( is worthy of large attendance and
matters Of interest are to be discussed.
Congregational church, Rev. T. j.
Poelman pastor. Sunday morning ser
! vice at 10.45. Subject of sermon,
Hidden Treasures. Sunday school al
1910. Christian Endeavor service at
80 p. IN. Subject, The Grace of Graf
itude. Leader, Miss Hazel Townsend.
Wednesday at 745 p. m, midweek
meeting and Thanksgiving service.
Rev. W. NJ. Russell will lead.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church is completing plans
for its fair and chicken pie supper Fri
day afternoon and evening, Dec s.
when fancy articles. aprons. home
made candy and a huckster' s table
| will be in evidence. Rehearsals have
been begun for a play, How the Story
| Grew. The society will meet in it.
| rooms Tuesday afternoon for impor-
tant work.
An extraordinary picture will be
shown Saturday evening at the opera
house, featuring the celebrated actor
Edwin Arden in William Locke s story,
! The Beloved Vagabond. This picture
was made in America, where the en-.
! tire 5000 feet were hand colored. II
| is considered marvellous production
and Edwin Ardens characterization OF
Mr.. Locke 5 loveable Paragot will live
/ long in the memory Of those fortunate
| enough to see it.
An opportunity is offered Putney pee.
| pie to hear reader and impersonator
of unusual ability Friday evening, Nov
| -, at the Baptist church, when Mrs
Elizabeth Wetzel win present pro-
| gram Of the highest order. The enter.
1 toAAAi4CAt wiz ONSAh dl 9 y tIONh. 4 lit
! proceeds from the evening will GO
! towards fund for wiring the church
for electric lights, and in view of this
worthy object and the fine program
promised it is hoped that Mrs. Wetze,
may have a large audience.
First Baptist church, Rev. r. B. Da
Wis pastor, Sunday at 1O.45 a. m
Thanksgiving service with sermon by
the pastor. Subject, Some Things We
Can Thank God for on Nov. so; u IN
Bible school. The subject for the mis-
sionary talk will be, In Cactus Land
| The men s class will debate the ques
tion, Resolved, that it takes more OF
God S grace TO live Christian life to
day than it did in the days of Paul
I p. m, Christian Endeavor service
Topic, The Grace of Gratitude. A cor
dial invitation to all services.