The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Rev. III. p. Woodin, d. d., win conduct
the chapel service. at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Rally Sunday by the Sunday school
of the Centre Congregational church.
The classes will meet at 1915 in the
chapel to march into the church, where
services will be held, including promo
ton exercises, in place of the usual
preaching service. The choir will sing
and the pastor will give talk, and
there will be presentation of certif-
Gates, and other interesting features.
Gov. P. w. Clement, Director of State
Institutions John Z. Weeks and other
members of the state board of control
were in Brattleboro yesterday afternoon
on a tour of inspection OF state institu
tions. They visited the Brattleboro Re
treat and the Austine Institution for the
Deaf. At the latter place they were met
by III. r. Brown, president of the trus-
tees, and visited the primary department
taught by Miss Foster and the class for
more advanced pupils taught by Miss
Bosley They were much interested and
Governor Clement expressed himself as
much pleased with the work being done
at the institution.
The First Baptist church will OBJ
serve its annual Rally day next Sun
day at the regular Bible school session
Announcements have been made that
all members of the home department
who prefer to ride viii be gladly trans
ported both WAYS if they will notify L.
w. Hawley, Miss Mary Horton or Fred
S. Knight not later than Saturday
L. Il.
wish to attend the morning service 1t
is to be hydrangea day, and flowers in
profusion are solicited for Saturday
afternoon The orchestra is again in
attendance and adding fresh interest
to the Bible school sessions.
Ave Marie circle, Daughters of Isa
bella, held its first entertainment, social
and dance last evening in Knights
of Columbus hall with a large attend
ance. Whist was played until 930I
o'clock. The mems first prize was won
by Edward Morisseau and the mems
consolation by John j. Eckels. The
first prize for women was won bv Mrs.
H. B. Haus and the consolation went to
Miss Alice Manning. During the card
playing an impromptu entertainment of
orchestra selections and singing by the
young women was enjoyed. a four
piece orchestra furnished music for
dancing from $50 to y o'clock. Refresh
ments were served.
Twenty-one persons from the First
Universalist church attended one or more
of the sessions of the state convention of
Universalist churches, Y p. c. T., and
Mission circle, held in Bellows Falls from
Monday to Thursday noon Those at
tending were: Rev. Delmar f. Trout,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Winchester, Miss
Grace Cooper, Miss Nora Jaquith, Miss
Marion Simonds, Mrs. Mary Akley. Mrs.
f. c., Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Scott, Miss Minnie Scott, Mrs. C. l..
Stickney, Miss Faith Yeaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shipman, Mrs. r. p. Flagg, Mrs.
L. /. Leader, Mrs. Emily Edwards, Miss
Juliett Willis, Mrs. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Vaughan
-".The GleamH of she Congregational
Sunday school viii hold a sale of chill |
dren's outgrown clothing and house
hold articles Saturday, Sept. %, at Is
High street.-Adv. e. 176*
Dancing, Island Park Saturday adv