The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-31
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Rev. E. O. s. Osgood will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sun
day afternoon at 3 clock.
The united choirs will have a re
hearsal of the Easter cantata in the |
First Baptist church this evening at |
1.45 clock
Miss Mary F. Cox of Springfield, !
Mass, is in town conducting rehearsals |
for the play to be presented under
the auspices Of the Woman S club
April % and 81.
Members Of Sedgwick Woman S Re
lief corps are requested to attend the
| funeral of Mrs. Norman Darling Mon
day afternoon at 3 clock at the home
on South Main street.
The village commissioners and board
Of civil authority will meet in the Of
fee Of H. L. Taylor & Son at 40
O'Clock on the evening of April 2S to
revise the check list in preparation for
the annual village meeting to be held
Tuesday, May !.
! Rev. d. +. Trout will preach the last
of his series of dcnominational SER
mons in the Universaist church to-
morrow morning his subject being
The Universalist Idea of Salvation.
Miss Jean Blodgett will sing an offer
tory solo with violin obligato by Alison
Dugan.
\ long freight train which was try
ing TO take the long siding north of
the railroad station this morning got
stuck when the engine tried to push q
string of cars on the siding out of the
way. The northbound passenger train
due at 9 clock, which was IS minutes
late, was DELAYED still longer at the
station.
A fair sized audience was present
in the Auditorium last evening, when
the KlarkErban Co. presented The
Shepherd Of the Hills. This intensely
interesting story was produced in a
way that was credit to the company
and was much enjoyed b. the audi
cnce. The specialtics as usual gave
satisfaction. Tonight the company
will close its engagement with the per
Torrance. OF The Girl He Couldn t
Buy
Frank NJ. Cram, who is to direct the
production of the cantata, Rose Maiden
has decided upon Thursday evening
MAY 3, as the date for the entertain
| ment, which will be given IN the Audi
forum. High school pupils will be the
chorus and the soloists are announced
as follows: soprano, Florence Wood
| Russell of Burlington prominent voca
| teacher and concert singer; coutralto
| Constance \. Rutter OF Burlington, {
pupil Of Mrs. Russell; tenor, Raymond
| e. Hodge of Springfield, Mass, soloist
| of the church of the Unity; baritone
| Frederick G. Adams Of Brattleboro.
The Rocky Mountain Nationa
| Park will be the subject of the stere
| oPticon lecture by Rev. y. +. Trout ii
| tha Universalist church Sunday at
| p. IN. This section OF the Rockies wa
set aside by the United States IA 49,
| rs national and governmental park
| and is in the very heart and mos
| scenic part of the Rocky mountains
/ 1t contains snowy ranges, and peak
| rising to height OF over $4,000 feet
i from valleys which are 5000 feet il
4 depth. There are many remarkably
LlIceogds. qt..a4 .aRfient GLACIAL period
II Visits also are made TO Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs. the canon of the Arkan
sas river, and there viii be an ascen
of the we'll known and famous Pike
| Peak Over 100 views viii hc used t
picture the beauty and grandeur o
nature in this wonderful reeion. Tn
III hubble IS welcome