The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-13

to Springfield to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs Blodgett, and family.
She will go to Philadelphia to stay until
the last of May with her son, Frank
St0ckbridge, and family.
The final ensemble recital to be given
BY the music faculty of the seminary
will be on Monday, May IS, at o'clock
at Russell Sage chapel. The artists are
Miss IiliinghaSt, organiSt: Miss Rich
ardSon, pianist 81 Mrs. Miller, Yiolinist.
The yfspeEs ehoIF will sing, Miss sTslline-
hast sRressat Jus .9f her owns es'tapo-
The hoDors of the senior class of the
high school have been conferred as fol
Efows5 Saledictoryys Isabel Suthfrlalfd- j;
Esaiutat6ry, Faith N Bufuni. The es-
SAYS and Orations will be given by Helen
Gr0ut, Eyangeline Cotton, Donald vii
liams and Alden DOOlittle. Glass day ex-
ercises and graduation exercises viii be
separate events this. year The high
sefgot iEsaraduating the largest class in
ifs history.
Howard a. NJ. Briggs, president of
Straight college for colored students in
New Orleans, has arrived here for the
summer. He has with him quartet of
male students who viii tour the New
England states for the benefit of the col
lege. Miss Beatrice Sword, who has been
his secretary the last year. is on her way
here with a group of girls from this col
lege. who are giving entertainments in
the interests of the school.
The final meeting of the Fortnightly
club was held Monday afternoon at Al
'exander hall with Mrs. G. g Stock
bridge presiding Rev. G. l.. Thompson
gave talk on Handicraft and Its Pres
erVatiOn. There Were several exhibits
of Oldtime household arts and crafts,
which later were inspected. Mrs. y. p.
Wood, chairman of the literary commit
tee, then presented tentative progna m
for next year s study. The program
current history. 1t was voted to hold
a social hour once a month next year.
The meeting closed with a social time
with tea and waters served. -
The annual meeting of the Home Mis-
siQnary, society was held at the parish
house last Thursday with Mrs. c. G.
Stockbridge III charge. The society has
made garments and bought articles for
box for missions in Michigan valued at
S75. A quilt was made for the Inter
national college in. Springfield, valued at
s.. also quilts for several citizens in
town. Some meetings have been devoted
to Red Cross work entirely. Mrs. Stock
bridge resigned as president and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres, Mrs.
Martha Gillett; vice pres, Mrs. Rachael
Williams sec. and treas, Mrs. ID. Ever
EFT Lyman.
On. Friday noon the start for Boston
was made by ID of the Boys Brigade, &C
compauied by Commandment w. c. Rob-
erts and Mrs Roberts, also Mr.. and Mrs
George Carr The trip was made BY
automobiles, reaching North Cambridge
at $50. Picked men from FIVE brigades
competed with the local boys in drills.
The home boys showed the result of their
training. Shephen Langton won second
prize. Royal Bryant third and George
Sheldon honorable mention. The boys
were entertained at the homes of the
boys of the Second Congregational church
OF Cambridge. On Saturday morning
they visited Harvard university and then
went to Charlestown navy yard, where
they boarded and inspected several bat
tleships. the Delaware. North Dakota
and the old frigate. Constitution They
also saw a submarine and destroyer. All
the Brigade officers registered on the
Constitution. Mortified was reached
about 80 at night. The boys report a
fine trip.