The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-20

Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday evening.
\ Bible class is held every Wednesday
evening.
Maurice Waterman shot a buck last
Friday afternoon. The deer evidently
had been frightened and came down from
the woods opposite Mr.. Waterman's
house, where he shot it.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Winchell of
Philadelphia. Pa, spent Wednesday, with
AIRS. Susan scott. Mrs; NIneheH Tor
merly was Miss Marion Shattuck, teacher
of music in the public schools here.
\ supper will be. served in the Univer
salist church Friday evening of This
week at o'clock for the members of the
church. Following the supper the distri-
button of present from the Christmas
tree will take place.
Miss Margaret ]. Yerrinton, Miss Jo-
sephine \. Keaney and Miss Dora {.
Sprague, all of the high school faculty,
went Saturday to their homes in Airing
ton and Dorchester Heights, Mass, for
the Christmas vacation.
The members of Queen Esther Rebekah
lodge viii hold a social in Odd Fellows
hall Thursday evening. The gathering
will be appropriate for Christmas and
| light luncheon will be served. y Christ
mas tree also will be provided for the
members children.
The Iorne-Elwyn Rotary Stock COM
| pany. which appeared III the town hall
| last Thursday and Friday evenings. pro-
duced plays OF good character each night
| The first night. Straight Crooks. was pre-
scented with vaudeville between the acts
The second night, The Sacrifice was well
given with a complete change of vaude-
! vile. The company expects to come here
again soon.
Many friends gathered at the home Of
ATF nj f~a l. Saturday
night to celebrate Miss Beatrice L'Ecuy-
| ers DIST birthday anniversary. \ bOuH-
| tIful chicken supper was served after
which games. music and singing were
| enjoyed Just before midnight light re-
| frcshmentS were served. Miss LEcuyer
was presented an amethyst pendant and
chain.
y New Years entertainment and dance
will be given in the town hall Friday
evening. Dec. 80. The entertainment
viii consist of a minstrel show with 20
voices and six good lively ends. Popular
music and fancy clog dancing will be
used, and flashy costumes Will be worn.
/ Music by Shows orchestra of five pieces
viii be furnished for three hours of dane
ing. Ice-cream win be ON sale.
The 50th annual fair and festival which
is to be held in the town hall Thursday
and Friday evenings, Feb. 23 and "a.
under the auspices of the Universalist
church. probably will be the best fair
which has been held for years. \ tur-
| key supper will be served in the dining
room the first night and win be followed
Iby n play by local talent. On the second
night a roast pig supper wilf be served
and for entertainment the committee has
secured the Waterman trio of Providence
| X. l.. consisting of violin. harp and VIC
loncello. one of the trio also being a So
tprano singer.
The annual business meeting of tho
Ladies' Benevolent society of the First
Congregational church was held recently
in the home of Mrs. Luella Fay. The
following officers were elected: President
Mrs. Luella Fay; vice president Mrs
Eva V. Fuller; secretary. Mrs. l.. Jean
cite Davis; treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Robert
son: board of directors, Mrs. Lila Tay
lor, Mrs DruSilla Wright, Mrs. Edna
Fletcher. Mrs Hattie Aldrich. Mrs
Emma Stewart. Mrs. Lena Browning
Airs. Nora Howe, Mrs. Il. f. Campbell
Mrs. Flora Brown, Mrs. Lena O'Neal
Mrs. Hannah Pike and Miss Constanc
Wright; entertainment committee, Mrs
Violet Sargent and w. G. Booth; fowe
committee. Mrs. Jessie Cotton; worl
committee, Mrs. Grace Wellington, Mrs
Lizzie Bell, Mrs. Helen Jeffords and Mrs
Lura Hale.