Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-02-02
JAMAICA
Enjoyable Entertainment.

Enjoyable Entertainment.
The Sunday school entertainment
given on Friday evening in the Congre-
gational church was a real success. The
Introductory number on the program
was given by the "beginners and con
sisted of an exercise and song showing |
the ioys and sorrows of winter, written |
for the occasion by their teacher, Mrs.
Ernest Allen. The little tots certainly |
deserved the hearty applause which was
given them. Following this the classes
in their order came forward and gave
a varied and interesting program. All
deserve special mention from the Snow
Brigade bv four small boys to the Good
night song by Mrs. Hamilton s class.
There was shown to be an abundance of
talent within the Sunday school. The
children acted their parts remarkably
well and the older classes took hold with
enthusiasm In addition to the original
exercise and song for the Beginners
which was mentioned above, Mrs.
George More composed song for class
4 and Mrs. Lucy Kellogg composed an
other song for class l. Mrs. Hamilton IS
class showed their original powers by
local "hits' well given during di-
alogue entitled A Morning Call Many
of the things were well worth repeating.
Mrs. Nettie Tory has been i'll this
week.
DR.. Osgood of Townshend was in
town Friday.
Mrs. II. Mehuron and Mrs. living are
still quite i'll.
Lewis Roberts of Bondville was in
town Wednesday.
Revillo Howard visited in Putney
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Allen were in
Wardsboro this week.
Mrs. Bertha Howard McField is
spending a week in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Kimball of West
Townshend were in town Tuesday.
The Jamaica Dramatic club gave a
dance Saturday night at opera hall.
Supt. Michaels of South London
derry, visited Jamaica schools Friday
Ralph Wheeler was in Manchester
several days last week, returning Fri
day
Mrs. j. S. Robinson returned Thurs
day from a visit in Massachusetts last
week.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton and Miss Ed
ma Burnap visited in West Townshend
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilder, Mr.. Axtel
Jamaica Saturday.
Orr. A. W. Thomas and Mrs. CHS
holm returned from a business trip tc
Manchester Saturday.
Seven men stopped at the Jamaics
House Tuesday night on their way to
the Windham Pulp Co.'S camp.
Mrs. NJ L. Atwood. who has been Wis
iting at Mrs. Lucy Kellogg the past
week, went to Langrove Monday.
Mrs c. NJ Dorr, who has been a.
her sister Is, Mrs. G. l.. Clarke, severa'
weeks returned to Bondville Wednes
day.
5nMaoA ) SseymeuTicofi baneasteF Mass.
visited his son, C. r. Seymour who owns
the lumber job on Cobb brook, this
week.
George Wilder has been taken to
Bert Sage's, instead of Mrs. Eveline
Sage's to be cared for, as reported last
week.
Mrs. Don Wyman and Miss Glady'
Wyman of Londonderry were guest
at George Harrington s Saturday ano
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Ballard, Miss Rena Al
len, Mrs. TORY, j. S. Robinson an(
Howard Boynton were in Brattlebor'
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin an(
daughter Vera, spent several days il
Chester at her sister s, Mrs. Herber
Stewart s, last week.
Mrs. H. L. Amsden and son Lyle o
Vernon, came Friday night to visit he
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. II. +
Willis a few days.
The Woman s Missionary society wa
entertained on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. j. A. Muzzy and Mrs. Ernes
Allen. The society is studying a boo
called Old Spain in New America AM
the program, decorations and refresh
ments on Wednesday were decided
Spanish.
In the annual meeting of the Ladies
Industrial society the following officer
were elected: Pres, Mrs. Jennie Ba
lard, vice pres, Mrs. A. f. Hartwell
see, Mrs. Lucy Kellogg; treas, Mr.
j. G. Robinson; directors, Miss Edn
Burnap, Mrs, G. H.. Sargent, Mrs. Jane
Muzzy; work committee, Mrs. Luc
Kellogg, Mrs. James Muzzy furnishe
a fine treat of candy and nuts in hone
of Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Stearns, VIII
were having birthdays just then.
Sunday services at the Congreg
tional church will be as follows: Re-
ular sermon, Workers pnd Shirker
Children s sermon. Who Is The Pre-
test Girl! Boy choir will sing, Brir
Them In. After the children S sermC
Terence Landman will sing, Brightt
The Corner Where You Are. Christie
Endeavor meeting at p. m. Topi
Visions and Tasks. Leader, Miss Blu
nap. Special music at this meetiI
will be furnished by Donald and Ra
mond Harrington, and the girl choir
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