The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-05-14

Mrs. +. H. Parker will entertain the
Auction Bridge club next Monday
Mrs. A. D. Elmer is visiting her
niece, Mrs. a. d. Vance, in Warwick.
Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher of Sunapee,
~ H., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bartlett on Birnam road.
DR.. and Mrs Richard NJ. Smith of
Boston were with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs l.. r. Smith, for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Mabie of
Bluefeld, w. v, were guests last week
OF their sister, Mrs. H. NJ Steadler.
On Wednesday afternoon meeting
of all the women s organizations of the
Congregational church will be held at
the vcstry at $50 o'clock.
Rev Willard Sperry, pastor of the
Central Congregational church of Bos-
ton, preached at Mount Hermon and at
Northfield seminary Sunday
The motion picture booth has been
installed III the town hall and a pro
gram was given last Friday evening
which will be continued throughout the
season.
The public library is now open each
afternoon in the week. also on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nights.
During July and August it will be open
each afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Solandt had an
auction of personal property SATURDAY.
afternoon. They are to occupv IN
apartment in the Day house at East
Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs. Harness will
move to the Solandt house
Mrs. Sophie Nelson of Birnam road
announces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Delcina A., to Samuel r. shelton
of Haden, Colorado. Miss Nelson, who
formerly was teacher in this town,
Is now teaching in Colorado.
Henry II. Johnson post. G. A. r., and
other patriotic organizations. together
with the BOYS Brigade, have been in
vlted TO the South Vernon church for
Memorial Sunday They will then go
e q Ne,rralon fer dinner and another pa
trlotic service.
The Mortified Brotherhood will hold
its May meeting Wednesday evening.
This is ladies' night. II. s Stone will
speak, telling of his experiences in
France, where he has been in Y. NJ.
{, a. work for six months. There will
also be moving pictures.
Athan J. Cassavetas has 10 DAVIS fur
Tough from Campony +, 10Th infantry.
Texas He Is spending a few DAYS with
Mrs. l.. II. Lazelle, then goes to Boston
10 find brother who has enlisted and
from there to visit Mrs Russell Durgin.
in Orange, \. J.
Six seminary students were awarded
a Northtield ON" last week. The
- n - is awarded to any students who
have been in the seminary one year. who
have shown proficiency in gymnastics
and athletics, and who meet the re
quircments of good conduct, effort.
health, good posture and neatncss in
personal appearance.
The Girls Gloe club of tho binb
school viii give an operetta in the town
nail Saturday evening of this week.
under the direction of Miss Hazel
Parch. Miss Gertrude Calender is
stage manager and Harold Pearson
pianist. The play is entitled The jap
anese Girl. The proceeds go to the Red
Cross and to the high school piano fund.
Mothers Sunday was fittingly OBJ
served at the Congregational church.
White carnations were used in the dee
GRAFTON of the church. Rev F. W. Pat
tlson gave n short talk on Mothers, to
the children and his discourse was ON
The Second Coming of Christ. In the
evening musical program was given
by the church choir under the dircc
ton of Mrs. L. Il. Walker, assisted bv
Prof. Lawrence and Mrs. MetcaIf of
Mount Hermon. Excelled quartet and
solo selections were rendered. Rev Mr.
Pattison spoke on Mothers At the
Sunday school session of the Junior de
partment program appropriate to the
day was given and each mother was
given white carnation.
Eor n,,.o!~ cyol.