The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-27
WEST BRATTLEBOR0
Twenty Dollars for Red Cross.
An ENJOYABLE entertainment was ri


An ENJOYABLE entertainment was given
last evening in Academy. hall at s
o'clock by some of the younger
people in town and it was well attended
The proceeds, which were over $50, will
be given to the local Red Cross work.
The entertainment, which consisted of
fancy and solo dances and songs, re-
Eceived hearty applause by the audience
The dances were executed under the d.
rection of Mrs. w. H. Haywood and Miss
katherine Stockwell was the accompa-
mist for the evening. Ice cream and cake
were on sale after the program had been
completed
Following is the program: March and
salute to the flag; song, Star Spangled
Banner; dance by Misses Esther Butler,
Ruth Doyle, Elizabeth Allen, Evelyn
Nichols, Elizabeth Nichols, Ida Thrower;
song, On the Road to Home Sweet Home
| Miss Maxine Stellman; dance, Misses
Ruth Gay, Rachael White, Elberta
Knight, Vivian Hunter, Maxine Stellman,
Ethel Burt; duet, Soldiers Farewell by
Miss Ruth Gay and Miss Maxine Stell-
man; solo dance by Vivian Hunter, ac-
companied by Mrs. H. E. Moffitt on the
piano and Mrs. H. p White, violin;
dance, Rachael White, liberia knight,
Ruth Gay, Lottie Plant, Maxine Stell-
man, Vivian Hunter; song, Huckleberry
Finn, by Misses Evelyn and and Eliza
beth Nichols; solo dance by Maxine Stell-
man accompanied by Katherine Stock
well at the piano and Mrs. White, vio-
lin; song, There's Long, Long Trail by
Ruth Gay, all joining in the chorus; solo
dance by Lottie Plant, accompanied by
Katherine Stockwell and Mrs. White;
solo dance. Madeline Wilder with Mrs
Fred Wilder at the piano; Grand March
America, by all.
Miss Hazel Hadlock is working for
her grandmother, Mrs. Edward Martin
! during the summer vacation.
! Charles Sanderson went Tuesday to
, iGlaremont, N. H., and Bellows Falls
on a pleasure and business trip.
II Miss Vivian Hunter is the possessol
/ of young donkey which her father
I DR.. G. B. Hunter, recently bought fol
her to learn to ride.
Edwin Sanderson, who was employed
. in Enfield, N. H., came last night t.
{ visit his parents. He is in the draf
f / and expects to leave soon.
e Mrs. Leon Young of New Haven
9 Conn.,, was operated upon in the Me
rose hospital yesterday morning by d.
e E. R. Lynch. DR.. G.. B. Hunter assiste
e in the operation
}. Several from this village are plannin
n to go to Vernon tonight to strawberr
supper for the benefit Of the Red Gross
The young people will repeat the mir
strel show which they presented here
I weeks ago.
: Baptist church, West Brattlebort
: Rev. /. M. Compton pastor. Mornin
:, worship at 1870 with sermon by til
: pastor; Sunday school at 11.45; evenin
=" service in the vestry at 7.30. Midwee
prayer meeting Thursday in the vestr
y at 7.30 p. m.
|. The weekly prayer meeting of til
~ Congregational church will be held tn
y evening at 7.30 in the vestry. TIL
W meeting is especially for Sunday scho
I teachers and the first lesson in the Pi
G. grim Training Course for Teachers wi
be taken. All are invited.
ol.c First Congregational ehpEeh, Rev..
V. Woodwork minister. Sunday, Jun
3O-Morning worship at 1890 with sc
mon by the pastor. Sunday school
It. 11.45. Christian Endeavor at o elot
ct in the vestry. Subject, The Lure
r. Africa, the last two chapters. Leade
Mrs. H. G. Harris.