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Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TRINITY M. E TO
HAVE NEW PARSONAGE

Al Trinity NJ. E. Church. corner OF
lWenty-secOnd and Church street.
Ihe church building Is being i'm
proved and a new parsonage built.
O'Clock, class meeting: 1880 o'clock.
preaching by the pastor. the Rev. E'
II. Collins; subject "rhe Cruelble of
the Christi 2 o'clock, Bible school
6.4o o'clock, Epworth League devo-
tional meeting; 7.30 o'clock. commi-
nity praise and gospel service; sing
ing a special feature; pastors sub
Ject, Why God Allows the Wicked 10
Live" Evangelistic services 10 fol-
low.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
DR.. MCDONNELL TO
SPEAK AT MT. SALEM

A week Of rally services will BE-
brought b a close tomorrow, at MI
Salem NJ p. Church. Nineteenth street
and Mt. Salem Lane. the Rev. Leon-
srd White. pastor The sunday school
al Nj. Salem will meet al 9i5 o'clock.
The preaching service viii begin az
81 O'Clock. The Rev. W. L. Mcdowell
u. d.. on the Board 0f Home Missions
and Church Extension. win preach the
sermon
The sunday School OF riddles Ne
mortal Chapel win meet at 230 o'clock.
There will be no Epworth League
service. At 730 O'Clock the Sunday
school win produce a pageant entitled
The Coming OF Truth depicting ne
dfiverance OF the world from ts
bondage through the truth of Christ
The pageant will be followed by an
Illustrated lecture by the pastor on
"-ouih tmerica-the People and the
Country.
Next Tuesday night will be mark
up night"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
RICHARDSON PARK n. Z. CHURCH

Ine HoV. \. W. UO00nand, DlsTOr OF
the Richardson Park NJ. E. Church
will preach the third Of the series on
''rhe Second Coming OF Christ at
that church tomorrow evening. The
theme will be "The TribulatiOn
Period" The morning theme Will be
Overcoming Faith" Tho other serV-
Ices OF the dty will be 70 noon, session
Of Sunday school Mems Bible class
also meets at this hour with the pas
tor as teacher: $50 O'Clock, Epworlh
League devotional service; The f. l..
choir under leadership Of Mrs Kath-
crime Steward viii sing special selec-
lions
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
KINCsWOOD NJ n. CHIIRCu

,oen,b A N,sigo1 n5d Isy-non, w. H. ,rsag ccn FOUR
George w. Bounds, pastor. Services
will be: 1880 o'clock, public worsh D
and sermon by pastor. Subject: Cut
ting on the Water Supply: :
O'Clock, Bible School: Gas O'Clock.
Epworth League service; 730 O'Clock,
sermon by the pastor, subject; Does
Heavenly Rest Mean Inactivity" Mon
day evening, 730 o'clock, church
class; Tuesday evening. Philaihea
class; Wednesday evening. prayer
Meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CHURCH or NEW TnIis.Ir,t

Worship will be held in the Church
OF the New jerusalem, Pennsylvania
avenue and BroOme street. al iO45
a. m, tomorrow The Rev. r. s
Mayer, Of Baltimore, will onlcia.e
and preach on the subject, sThe
Lords Prayer"
The musical program will be: Pre-
Jude, First Movement from Sonata
IN g Minor Mendelssohn; soprano
and oontralto duet. who Are These
like Stars Appearlng2" Matthews
sung by Miss Dutton and Mrs Gilpin
anthem 20 Israel Return Unto fhe
Lord" Demarest: tenor solo, sustain
cd by Mr.. Davis; postlude. Torch
light March" Guilmant.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MRS. BABCOCK TO
Sing At GRACE
Pastor Will Preach on Sub
ject, The Lamp of
Memory
HALLOWEEN MASK
SOCIAL ARRANGED

The Lamp OF Memory" the last
Dni one OF the series OF sermons on
THE Seven Lamps Of the architect
urc OF Life" Will be the subject OF
the sermon preached by nr. Sumwalt
tomorrow morning az Grace Church.
The organ numbers which will b.
used at the morning service are. Pre-
lude. Invocation 9nd Prayer, Gull
manl: posilude. Aha Marcia. Chauvet,
The choir Will sing soldiers OF Christ
Arise" The offeriory viii be a so
prano solo by Mrs. Babcock, My
Task Ashford. The Sunday school
will meet al i2 noon.
The Epworth League viii meet AZ
$50 O'Clock. Miss Helen Guyer will
be the speaker OF the evening her
suhiert being. What Would Happen
N / prayed?" Charles Edwards will
give , violin solo.
AZ fhe evening service, Dr. sum
walt VIII continue his series OF SER
mons on "The Faith OF Modern Men.
Tho musical numbers which Will be
used are: IT'S 10 730 o'clock organ
Recital. Grand March from Ada
Verdi. Song 30 the Evening Star,
Wagner. Meditation. Masscnet. an
them. Hymn to Night Beethoven, or
ferlory. The silent Sea, Neidhnger
organ postlude, Hymn Nictorle, Du-
Tle women's monthly dinner win
be held al the Church House, Wed.
neSday al s O'Clock. The SPEAKER or
Tho evening VIII b. Miss Eihelda Null
len. Of The Associated Chariiiee. There
viii be community singing.
At the mid-wcek service. Wedness,
nay. al 7f5 O'Clock, Or. Sumwalt Will
continue his series OF sermons on me
Book OF Hebrews.
The Leadership Training Glass,
under the instruction OF Mr.. Mlnker,
viii meet after ihc mld-week scr
halloween Mask Social win be
held in The Church House Thursday.
An the members and friends of the
church arc invited. Miss Edna McDan-
iel is 10 charge 0f the committee for
the social.
The Boys Club will meet IN the
Church House Saturday from z 10 2
o'clock. w u Banker. assisted by
j. Garvine. p. Garvine. Hughes. Bandle
and p Phillips, will be In charge.
The Epworth League Is now pre-
narIng q Christmas box 20 be sent 10
Marshall J. Murphree. missionary %
Africa. supported by Grace Church,
and his family. Word was Just re-
ceiyed by Dr. Sumwalt that Mt Muir
nhree landed at Cape Town Septem-
Der i2 They win travel by rail 10
old Uniali. Afrlca. where hey VIII
Tho Women'S Homo Missionary So
cictv hnVe lust sent missionary
barrel 40 a needy minister and nj:
family In Shreveport. Louisiana.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SERMON ON JOSEPH
AT CALVARY CHURCH

Servirfs tomorrow at Calvary Epis-
couai Church. Third and Washington
streets the RES 2 70 siewus. rector.
,sir BE- a. follows. 10 O'Clock, holy
communion. go O'Clock, church
school: i0i5 o'clock. morning prayer
and sermon. q o'clock. Victory
Guild: 14j O'Clock. evening prayer
and sermon. subject Joseph the
Dreamer" This is the first OF a series
N SUNDAY evening addresses on the
story Of Joseph.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
"A DANGER SIGNAL
MR.. WILLIAMS THEME

The services al McCahe Memorial
NJ y Church Boulevard and twenty
second street. tomorrow with ihc
pastor. ihe Rev George C.. Williams.
in charge. viii he. Preaching at
1890 o'clock. BY the pastor; subject.
Loyalty" no The a,ru ne M 80
o'clock. a short song service by the
cnoir and congregation will be fol-
lowed By the cvangelistic sermon by
ll, pastor; subject, "a Danger Sig
nal"
The Sunday School will open al
f2i5 o'clock. Epworth League at
6 So O'Clock. Mothers win small ohil-
d-en can leave their little ones at
fl2 Concord avenue. where hey will
be cared for by The Queen Esther Cir
Gle. while ihe mothers attend the
church services
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Nm RETHEL RApTIsT

80 No. Bethel Baptist Church. Wesl
Atreet near Second there will he
preaching at A o'clock by the pastor
The Rev. p, p Corbin; subject. 'gThe
Hypocrite's Hope" 9 10 Z o'clock
mass meeting; $50 10 7 o'clock. B. Y
p. u; 7i5 o'clock. preaching by the
pastor; subject Man Up The Tree
Come Down" Monday night the
Black Star Line Company Will meet.
Wednesday night, missionary meet
ing; Thursday night, Republican cam
paign rally; Friday night prayer
mneilng
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SERVICES AT ST. ANDREv,c

oerVlcfr IN 81 Andrews. corner
Shipley and Eighth streets. the Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell. rector, tomor-
row, viii BE- as follows: SUNDAY
School a! 9i5 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon at A a. m.: evening pray
er and sermon at las p. m: Young
Peoples meeting in the parish house
at 6f5 p. m.
Services in st. Matthew's Chapei
Shipley and Eighth streets, the Rev
Richard w. Trapnell in charge, will
be: Sunday School at 4 n. m. evening
prayer and sermon al 5 u. m.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
an nm M hi

At Mt. JOY NJ p. Church. the Rev.
J. w. Bond D. d.. pastor, the fall
rally will be held Sunday. $50 o'clock.
union class meeting; 1890 o'clock
opening sermon by the pastor; 230
O'Clock, Sunday school; $50 o'clock,
the Rev. G.. r.. Fields pastor Of Haven
NJ. p. Church, Will preach and Haven
choir will sing; Z o'clock. song serv-
ice; 730 o'clock. sermon by Mr.. Nc
Pherson Of Big Bethel Church. Mon
day, Z O'Clock. official meeting; Tues
day, ushers VIII meet: Wednesday,
Z o'clock, class meeting
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
DIR. WATT TO PREACH
In MADELEY CHURCH

Tomorrow at Madeley NJ. E Church
New Castle avenue and B street. the
services will be: Glass meeting at 9.30
a. m., John II. Ford, leader; at i03O
a. m, the Rev. J.. NJ. Broadway will
preach; subject, Spiritual Welfare =
at 2t5 p. M, the Sunday school win
meet; at 6.i5 p. m, EpwOrth League
service; at 7.30 p. m, Professor Smith
VIII direct the choir in leading a song
service. The Rev. Robert Watt, ID. D.,
8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SON NJ. n CnuRcH.

Scott NJ p. Church. seventh and
Spruce streets, the Rev. r. j. Sard
pastor. win hold services tomorrow
as follows: Glass meeting, 9i5 a. m.
r. NJ, Gilbert. leader; 1890 a. m.
preaching service, sermon by the pas
tor. subject: "The Fading Light and
Coming Darkness :" 2 p. m, Sunday
school, special music by the or
cnestra 6.30 p. M. Epworth League
Prayed" William Conley. leader
730 D. m, sermon by the pastor, sub
iect: Turning Away Our Only
HolDer "
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
THE DIVINITY IN MAN.
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

Services tomorrow at Epworth NJ r.
Church VII begin at 930 o'clock. With
ciass meeting. AT 1890 O'Clock ne
subject on ihe sermon will be "The
Divinity in Man" sunday school ses-
sion al 2 o'clock. Epworih Leacuie
service al $50 and at T.3O O'Clock. song
service by the large chorus choir and
sermon by The pastor; subject. '-rhe
Victory Of Faith"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
UNITARIAN CHURCU

The tercentenary celebration OF the
Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers viii
~ observed In The Unitarian Church
West street above Eighth. with al series
or services, beginning tomorrow NOR
niug al tO.4o O'Clock. Next SUNDAY
we minister, Or. NroOman. will give
the second OF a series OF histnricai
addresses on pilgrims and Purilant
and Their influence on Ameri,an
Life" Miss Wales will lead The sing
ING
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
M. pLEAsANT M nj

Services al Mt Pleasant NJ r.
Church VIII be - follows: $50 O'Clock,
Sunday school; 1890, preaching by
the pastor; ~. class meeting; 73o
preach ing by l.. VI. Broadway, re-
Vival service.
Newark Union Church. 23O O'Clock
Sunday school; $50 p. m. preaching
by the pastor
Holly Oak Church. 1880 o'clock
Sunday school; 100 p. m, service led
by Alfred Butler.
Bellefonte Church. i03O O'Clock
preaching by Rev. J. T. prouse: 2.3C
Sunday school, 7.3O, preaching serv-
ice
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
nFTu,Ny-s SUNDAY scHFDUIE

T0m0rrOW's sClo0uIe OF seTVlcos az
Bethany Baptist Church. the Rev.
Charles C. Earle, D. n. minister, Is
Morning worship, 1890; reception Of
Sunday school class and presentation ,
sermon topic. "Thc Worlds Need OF
Great Leaders in state and Church -
popular evening service, 7.30. with
special music and male chorus: SER
mon on "The Transforming Power OF
The Gospel" open air service at 730
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
A. a. CUIiRCH

The Rev. ]. W. Brown VIII have
charge Of all services in the A. IT,
Church. French street. near Eighth.
tomorrow. The order Of the days
ing by the pastor: ~ O'Clock noon,
class meeting; go p. m, Sunday
school: 7.i5 p. M. preaching by the
pastor. Monday and Wednesday even
ines. class meeting; Friday evening
oflcal board and choir rehearsal.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
UNION AMERICAN

At Union American NJ. e.. Twelfth
and French streets, The Rev. Edward
;. Rice, minister. Sunday services
viii be as follows. Al o'clock sermon
by w. /. Henry, followed by class
meeting; 100 Sabbath School: 3 SER
mon by the Rev. II. p. Blount. pastor
Of Grace A. NJ. +. Zion church; 8
o'clock, sermon by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
VISITING PREACHER
AT SWEDISH BAPTIST

The Rev O. ]. Engstrand OF Brook
lyn. will preach al all services in the
First Swedish Baptist church tomor-
row as follows:
Al iO.h5 O'Clock, sermon, Back to
Bethel" Al 800 o'clock, MARKS Of
Love 10 God" Between this and the
evening service a light supper will
be served free so that all may be
enabled to remain for the evening
meeting.
At 7.30 o'clock, III Not So, ! Would
Have Told You"
on Thursday evening at 7.f5 the
prayer meeting will be held
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

vestmins,er I u chnre6 t' viii preach al
both the morning and vesper services
tomorrow. His subject at the
O'Clock vesper service VIII be Mod
ern Splritlsm." The sololsts at that
service will be r. w. Wyatt, Mrs
Martin Lewis and Mrs. w. C. Pryer
They. with the double quartet. will
sing MY Soul Is Weary OF Life" by
Berwald; "The Great White Host" b!
COerne. At the morning service
/ Wellington s. Butler, tenor. will sins
20 Come Before His Presence by
Martin. The subject at the mid-weeb
disoussional meeting viii be "How
Far is the Bible Inspired. Is It the
Word OF God2"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TRINITY LrrnERAN cnImcH

In Trinity Lutheran Church. Twen-
ty-third street and Concord avenue
tomorrow the Rev. Milton II. Stine
ID. D., will preach on "The Man With
the Ink Horn" at II o'clock, and at
730 O'Clock on Sacrifice and joys:
Y. P. s c. E.. al 6.i5 O'Clock; sun
day school at 10 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Ar FTRsT UNITED PREsBYTERIAN

First United Presbyterian thufcni
Third and Broome streets, Rev n. r..
Calhoun, pastor, viii have services
on Sunday as follows: Sabbath School
and Bible classes at 40 o'clock. morn
ms service as A o'clock; Christian
tnaeaVor Society at 6.i5 O'Clock: eve
mns service az lt5 o'clock; prayer
service on Wednesday evening Al Z ts
O'Clock Choir practice On FRIDAY eve.
ning- The annual THANK offerinr M
Ine Ladies Missionary Society vil
BE- taken in Sunday morning A ser
mon appropriate for the occasion a, aI
be preached by the pastor
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MTssIONaRy ALLIANCE

Services In the Christian and MIS-
sionary Alliance. 50i West Fifth
street, tomorrow VIII be as follows
iot@ O'clock sermon by the Rev w.
J. McGarvey; q. m, Sunday school !.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples meeting
80 2. M. sermon by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
NORTH BAPTIST c1nnru

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. the Rev. VIII
liam L. Petting II. pastor: Edward 4
Washburn, associate pastor. Preach
ing at 1890 and 745 by the pastor
Morning subject. The Truth About
Blood At0nement;" evening, -Sin and
Us Only Remedy. Bible school al
noon
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
PROGRESSIVE spIRITUATJsrs

The Sunday evening sorYics OF ihe
First Progressive Spiritual 'st Church,
Pythian Castle Hall 906 West street
VIII b. conducted by Mrs Ellen Gon
Little Sunshine. The 9-year-old child
Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
FTnST M p CUTlnCH

AZ FIRST NJ. p. Church, Seventh
street, below Walnut the Rev. War
rcn II. Hodges, pastor. There VIII be
morning worship az i0i5 o'clock
Sermon subject. "The Act OF Giving.
Evening worship al 7t5 O'Clock. How
20 Obtain the Vision"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
nIIcREsr M r.

AZ Hlllcrest NJ b. Church. the Rev.
w. Miller McCann. pastor. servicns
tomorrow will be. Preaching al Al
o'clock by Clarence Keene: preachirr
at Il5 o'clock, by Harry Link. Sum
day school al 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
GRANTS A AZ NJ

SERVICES at Granite A. NJ q. Church
sunday viii include preaching by the
tteF. j. g. Moore, pastor. at A O'Clock
Glass meeting. ~ o'clock; Sunday
school. 230 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
sFCOND M p Cmnru

The Rev. B. r. Jester will preach al
The revival services IN The Stcond NJ.
p. Church, Fifth avenue and Anchorage
street, tomorrow evening. The sunday
school will meet al 230 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SHILOH RApTISr cuuDcu

The congregation Of Shiloh Bap-
tisi Church will give a sacred CON
cert at the church tomorrow even
ing. A pleasing program has been
arranged for The AFFAIR
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Why You Should
Go To Church
To be of no church is dangero

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion,
Of which the rewards are distant, and g. hch is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide by
degrees out of the mind, unless il be invgorated
by external ordinances, by stated calls to wor-
ship and the sautary influence of example
johnson, Life of Milton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
Restoring Elasticity OF Rubber.

Rubber articles that have become
hard recover their elasticity in n short
time if placed il per cent carbolic
In the case of the carbolic solution
it must not be forgotten that black
goods exposed to it become gray. If
It IS desired TO preserve the black
or red color of the goods. that, too,
can be done. A l per cent solution of
pantasulphate of potash is employed.
1t is true that this smells unpleas-
ant, but the restoration of elasticity
is quite considerable.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
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A ONE-WEEK VACATION.
All Too Short But May Be Magnifed.

After Monday, week vacation
nelts away like broken five dollar bill |
You look for it, and it is gone like !
dream when one awaketh." All, why is
a one-week vacation? Can a man pay q
years delinquent rest i'll week?
Assuredly he cannot The accumulated
fag of three hundred and fifty eight days
cannot be liquidated in seven. Nature
will abide no such settlement. The raw
eled sleeve must be knit up as it ravels,
OF it rapidly runs to rags.
And as | was busy here and there
the man was gone, was the explanation
given in the Scriptural story by the guard
! who let his prisoner escape. SO slips
away the one-w week vacation. 1t. is gone
while one is preparing to enjoy it. Still
one may magnify even so small thing
] as Il neweek vacation. Here is a re-
! cipe for making it look like a whole
summer of idleness:
Choose a day early in the week Tues
day is good-and go a-iishing. Make it
an eighteen hour day and go armed for
large fish. As the tourist who climbs
| Mount Hood goes up to the timber line
the day before so go to the lake the night
before. 1t takes all day Monday TO get
ready for a full days fishing Tuesday.
III uluoulHHleT llSl DlJe only from dawn
till breakfast. and from afternoon tea till
dark. This gives eight hours of real
fishing and ten hours of still fishing Be
tween the morning and evening bouts at
trolling and casting, is the longest mid
day of the year, if spent out on the lake
still fishing.
There is nothing so still as this still
fishing the anchor and the angleworm
overheard and you in the boat Nothing
OF the noisy past to disturb YOU, nothing
Of the fuzzy future to fret YOU. nothing
on the quiet hook to rutfie the present;
only the hot sun overhead, and its re-
Election glinting up from the lakes
smooth mirror; the rifle of a catspaw
breeze twice an hour to sway Your an
2 ehored raft-all the rest distance blue.
dreamy distance. and nature low hum
5 ming, sleeping silences; and everything
above, about and below, the shore, thu
t world, the work, the worry. as dim and
] far away as ancient history
BY Friday night YOU viii have come
back to normal. and then last Monday
will feel as far away as a year ago last
, Monday, and YOU will go back to work
knowing You have had a whale of a vaea
ton Minneapolis Journal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
SPORTING
ARMS ACADEMY
HERE TOMORROW
Will Oppose Brattleboro High i'll Lat
ter's First Home Game-Ganle IL
Armory at O'Clock.

Brattlcboro high schools basketball
team will play its first home game of
basketball tomorrow night in the Arm
CRY at ; o clock, the Arms academy
team being the opposing five.
Tho team has put in some faithful
practice this week, IN preparation for
this game, which promises to be q
good one. The team this year centers
about Captain Austin and though most
Of the other men are new this year
hey show great promise for becoming
championship five. The Arms acad-
envy team played one of the best games
Of the season last year, defeating Brat
tlcboro at Shelbulne Falls and again
on the home court. This year the
academy team is from all accounts q
fast aggregation, and a hard, fast
game Is assured A referee from the
Springfield Training school win Off
eate. The lineup will appear in to-
morrow ; Reformcr
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
PERSONAL ]

: Mrs. NJ. w. Dunklee is recovering
from an illness with pneumonia.
Miss Nellie II Grady is seriously i'll
in her home on South Main street.
George Adams of Springfield, Mass,
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Arthur E. Knight of High
street is confined to her home by illness.
Miss Susan Hanrahan Is a guest to-
day of Mrs. C. S. Pratt in East Put
ney.
Wesley Irish went to Mortified,
Mass, this morning, called there by the
sudden death yesterday of his father,
Calvin A. Irish.
Henry Roberts of Jacksonville. who
was seriously i'll with ptomaine poison
ing. has recovered and was visitor III
town yesterday.
Judge +. L. Waterman was in Mont
pelier the first of the week to attend
the annual meeting of the Vermont
Bar association
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Blake will
close their home on High street to-
morrow and go to Boston to spend the
rest Of the winter.
+. c. Clark is confined to his home
on Green street with a, severe cold. G.
| W. Puffer is working at the grocery
store during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt returned
last night from New York, where they
had been several weeks. Mr.. Pratt
was engaged in accounting work.
Mrs. Louis \. Cain of Linden street
underwent an operation yesterday IN
| the Brattleboro Memorial hospital. DR.
Howard Of Boston was the surgeon
Miss Evelyn Austin entertained the
7. j. +. club last evening at her home
2l9 Elliot street Dancing and music
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served
Miss Jennie Bowen has returned
from her home in Woodstock, where sh'
had been several weeks, and has re
sumed work as waitress 1T the Brooke
House.
John Knight, who with Mrs. knight
IS spending the winter at the hnGllsi
Tea rooms on Terrace street, is spend
ing several days at his. home in DUN
merst on
1 William Cushman and family OF
Guilford street have moved 10 Town
Ishend for the winter ALr. Cushmar
has charge of the building of the new
town hall there.
Miss Edith Thurber, assistant town
clerk, is spending a vacation Of twt
weeks at her home IN Halifax. Mrs
Willard S Richardson is taking he
place during her absence.
Byron Lynch and Richard Fleming
students in ST. Michael's college, re
turned Monday to Winooski to resumt
their studies. after having spent tn
holidays at their homes.
Miss Matte Metcalf of South New
fame, who has been visiting the pas
two weeks with Mrs. c. r. Freyenhag
en-, and who has been i'll with bro1
! ehial trouble, is improving.
| Miss Frances Houghton, after spend
ing a vacation in town with her Crane
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hougf
ton OF Clark street, has returned TO II
sumo her studies in Sudbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs &. NJ Scoyell have II
turned from n wedding6trip to New
port, \. H., through the White moul
: tains, and Haverhill, Mass. They hay
: begun housekeeping at l6 Thoma
street in Miss Esther Thomas s hous
DANCE at Vernon Grange Hall Fl
day night.-Adv. =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08

Teams D ard Get Two Each, Former
Having Highest Pinfall
Another split in points resulted in
the Masonic bowling betweens teams ID
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-08
SPRINGFIELD X. c.
PLAYS TONIGHT
Probable Lineup of Visitors and Ath-
leticS in Festival Hall-Preliml-
nary Begins at s o clock.

The Springfield x OF c. quintet IN
der the management of Jack Clune will
line u7 against Ted VAIL athletics in
Festival hall tonight, following the first
period of preliminary skirmish between
the BOYS Brigade Of Mortified and
ST. Michael 5 Cadets at 0 clock. This
ought to be one Of the season 5 best
offerings, The probable lineup fol-
lows:
Springfield X C-Maranville or
Connors. RI; Granfeld, If; Lawlor or
Evans, q; King. re-; Fenton, X.
Brattleboro-O Whitney or Z Cav
anaueh lg; B. Dunlevy, re-; Oscar
Whitney or &. johnson, c; r. Cakes,
If; L. Dunievy or K. Gustafson, ri.