The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-09-08
WESTMINSTER WEST.
Sunday School Glasses Give Farces.

Sunday School Glasses Give Farces.
The young mems class in Sunday school,
Deacon Rollin Ranney teacher and the
young women's class, Mrs. Clinton Nc
Elroy teacher, gave an entertainment in
the town hall last week Thursday even
ing. 1t was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Two farces were well presented, it being
the first time that most of the young
actors and actresses had ever appeared
upon the stage
The east for Taking Fathers Place:
HENDERSON Edwards, Wayne Houghton;
Charles Edwards, George McElrov; Nr.
Grabbit, Hilary McElroy; Tom Jones,
Robert Harlow; Donnie Rosebud, Marion
Benson; Gladiola Penrose, Beatrice Har-
low; Mrs. Edwards, Mabel Harlow
Cast for Hans Van Smash: Hans Van
Smash, Hilary McElroy; Mr.. Batch, Fred
Harlow: Henry Dasher, Robert Harlow;
John Prettyman. Wayne Houghton; Mary
Batch, Beatrice Harlow; Susie Batch, Ma
rion Benson; Katie, Doris Chapman.
Hilary McElroy as Hans Van Smash
did some clever acting with hard part.
Marion Benson made big hit as a pref
| ty gum chewing stenographer and Harry
/ lidI lcN. bllc htuliStSl oSlOis MAS Il me,
up-to-datc office boy.
| Before, between and after the farces
/ the following program was rendered !:
Song by nine boys from the Warner
Home of Saxtons River; vocal solo, Mrs.
Clarence Blodgett; song, Warner Home
BOYS; piano solo. Pauline Harlow; solo
Darling ! Am Growing Old, by James
Shannon of the Warner Home. His clear
/
i Prince accompanied him on the piano and
the other boys whistled an accompani
ment. They were obliged to respond tc
an encore, for which they whisted Flow
lGently, Sweet Alton
After the entertainment ice cream anC
cake were sold. and home made candy
was sold at a very pretty gold and whit,
booth i'll charge of Hazel Sanborn, ant
S22.50 was cleared, to be divided be
tween the two classes Three dollars wa
given to the Junior Christian Endeavo
society as three of its members took par
in the entertainment.
Miss Alice Goodel went to Red Hook
\. Y, Monday to visit her sister, Mrs
George Hubbard
Arthur Ranney spent several days las
week in Springfield, Mass, visiting hi
uncle, Fred Wilcox
Miss Carrie Houghton had corn roas
Monday evening. 1t was the first on
of the season and was much enjoyed
Mrs Ward and daughter, Hazel, {
keene, n H.. who had been visiting her
several weeks, returned home Wednesda,
, Mrs Grace Perry and Mrs Jennie Re
: hay,ra III r..
. Dor day of Mrs Perry's parents, Mr. an
Mrs. George Bell
Ruth, Hester and Harriet Wightman
Walpole, \. H., who had been visitin
: their grandfather, Gorham Braley, +,
: turned home Monday.
) A. d. Kerr and family attended II
funeral of Mrs. Ida Stowell in Putne
i Monday. Her body was brought fro
Windsor, where she died.
r, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilmore of Fai
r haven (Ntl We're guests several days la
week of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Currie
. making the trip in their automobile.
4 Mrs Addie Goodell and son, Georg
A. of Chicago were guests Sunday of NJ
\ and Mrs. Roland Chapman. From he
!. trey went to Lake Winnepesaukee, n. H
MIS- f-llLd Telul Ieu 10 UeI non
r here Tuesday from Saxtons River, whe
st she had been in charge of the Warn
n Home while Mrs Prince was away on
"a vacation.
n Mr. and Mrs George Fuller and h
r. mother, Mrs. Baldwin, motored fro
Glens Falls, n Y, and visited Mr.. f,
% ler's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geor
le Bell, Labor day.
IN The committee appointed to buy M
TX books for the library will have a me,
ne ing early next week and if any one h
n suggestions in regard to new books tn
d. will be gladly received.
er Miss NJ Louise Frazer and Miss NJ,
ON garet Cotton were guests over Sunday a
Labor day of Mrs. Seymour Nina
st Florence Cotton, who had been spendi
st the summer here, returned home W
on them.
ii. Mrs. Walter Harlow went to We
&c, field, Mass, Saturday to see her S
he Sergeant Henry Harlow, of Company
er- returning home Tuesday morning.
ID sister, Mrs. John Tucker, of Brattlebo
an went with her mother
rs Fred Campbell and daughter, Lena, L
u, tored to Schenectady, n. Y, last W,
~ Sunday, returning home Wednesd
a. a. George Campbell and family, who
oss been their guests, returned to tn
ere home in Schenectady with them.
Miss Lena Campbell of Boston, v
~ had been visiting her parents, Mr..
L. Mrs. Fred Campbell, returned he
Thursday. Her brother, Edward, W
at with her on his way to Providence, R
to visit over Sunday and Labor day.
rls. The following Vermonters have b
len accented AS aviators and will be sent