The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-17

The receipts from the high school
play Monday night were $3.50 They
also took 81 for pop corn sold.
Mrs. Steer, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Duley, re-
turned to her home in Gloucester
! Tuesday.
Miss Betty Moody entertained i of
her friends Tuesday evening in cele-
| bration of her birthday anniversary.
The guests enjoyed a straw ride to
their homes.
The Mothers society held meet
ing Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Frank
Maynard presiding. She spoke on Pru-
dence. Mrs. J. B. Boomer also spoke
on Our Relations TO Things.
Mrs. f. II. Doolittlc returned from
Antrim, \. H., Thursday to prepare
Miss Grace for the trip to Washing
ton. Clement Doolittlc returned to
Antrim with her and Alden is home
for a week
i Mrs. G. c. Stockbridge came Tues
day from Clinton, where she had been
IA guest Of her brother, Lucius Field
She Will be guest OF Mrs T.. VI La
Gtllt anu -hISS NJ pNLbbA lNu
weeks, when she will return TO the
home &c her daughter in Springfield.
The Grange held 4 regular meeting
Tuesday evening. After the business,
articles were read by W. A. Priest,
I IT. Il. Calender and Miss Lena Hicks.
Mrs L. O. Clapp gave a paper ON cur
rent events At the next meeting,
March 81, there will be eight candi-
dates initiated in the first and see
ond degrees.
The senior class will leave South
Vernon this afternoon for Washing
ton and experts to return next week
Boston. where they will spend a day
and night Principal c. r. Baillee
and Miss Mary Holmes will be the
chaperones The young people who
will 90 are Philip Howard, Hermon
Kendrick Fred Kendrick, Roy STRAIT
ton. Buell. Coughlin, Sarah kendrick
, Beatrice Estabrook, Grace Doolittlc
F1ossie Labelle, Lillian O'Clair and Al
, freda Green.
> \ regular study meeting of the Fort
nightly was held Monday with Mrs. A
; / G.. Moody in charge Of the program
After a short business session, conduct
ed by the president, Mrs. I. K. Callen
lder, Mrs. Moody presented Shake
spearc s The Winter S Tale. Miss lisa
). bel Thompson read articles telling o
e the foundation for the play. Mrs
!. Moody read Lamb S story Of The Win
ter 5 Tale, and several scenes from tn
play were given by Mrs. Moody, Mis-
n Thompson, Miss Solandt, Mrs. Solandt
! and Mrs. t. X. Calender. Mrs. Soland
and Miss Solandt gave two piano duets
o A meeting was held in the home 0
4 DR. A.. l.. Newton Monday night a
!. which first aid Red Cross organiza
tion was formed. Twenty young won
en- were present and many more hay
signed to become members. DR.. New
! ton. who has received an oppointmen
7, as instructor, called the meeting t
q order. Miss Ina Merriman was electe
president and Miss Carrie Scoville SEE
e rotary and treasurer. Mrs. Fran
e Harness and Miss Jennie Crelan wer
G, appointed TO have charge of the NEE
s inc place and dates for meetings. TIL
next meeting will be Wednesday, Mare
% p. The fee Of 50 covers the cost {
=. instruction books and equipment. ID
i and Mrs. Newton give their services.
a The social committee of the Congr'
- gational church, of which Mrs. W. |
" Waite is chairman, gave q social in II
m vestry Tuesday evening. The folloV
90 ing patriotic program was rendered
Piano duet, Mrs Solandt and Mi
Solandt; song, Star Spangled Banne
:" Mrs. Solandt; song, Old Folks ;
II Home, y. p. S. C. +. members; Ann
Ie Laurie, Miss Eva Wallaeott; o.
n. Kentucky Home, Girls club; Georg
bc Washington Round, church choi
or Tenting Tonight, trio, Messrs. Stol
ed and Waite and Miss Delphine Lazell
he Yankee Doodle, Boys Brigade; Love
of Old Sweet Song, J. r. Hamilton al
of Miss Sophie Brooks in old fashiont
on attire. A good number were presel
er and the entertainment and social we
ty enjoyed. Before closing H. S. Stol
of rendered his famous Mcnamara
Band