The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-29
TOWNSIIEND.
DaIe-Hart Concert Aug. 2

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A concert by Miss Esther Dale. So
pranO, and Ned Hart, Organist, will be
given for the benefit of the Congregation
al church at Townshend Aug. =. Follow
ing is the program: Sonata in G minor,
Guilmant, Mr.. Hart. Alleluia, Mozart
Know that My Redeemer Liveth, Han
del. Miss Dale. I've Been Roaming,
Horn; Billy Boy, fOlk-song; The Three
Kings, Catalonian folk-song, Miss Dale.
In Summer, Stebbins; Serenade, Lemare :;
VIII o the Wisp, Nevin; Finale from
Suite Jouneuse, Diggle, Mr.. Hart. But
terfies. Crist; Land of the Sky Blue
Water. Cadman; Will o the Wisp,
Spross: Wild Geese. Rogers, Miss Dale
Allegro con Fuoco, BorOwski, Mr.. Hart.
The Cicadas, Chabrier; Nainka's song
Won Stutzman; Floods of Spring, Rach-
maninoff. Miss Dale.
Miss Dale's singing is so well known
that the treat promised will be recognized
by all, with no need of comment As no
printed programs will be furnished at the
concert the suggestion is made that the
above program be saved and used. Mr.
Hart is Organist at the Church oil Ine
Incarnation. New York city, and mu-
stefan of unusual talent.
The regular meeting of the Dorcas
Guild next week will be omitted.
Thomas n. SterryOve of BrattlebOro
was a guest at w. NJ. Sparks's this week.
Mrs. Effie FarweII is visiting at the
home of her brother in Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Beatrice Cummings is having a
vacation at the home of her aunt In
Chester.
Mrs. Alice Becker of Yonkers, n. Y,
is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Ware.
Miss Mildred Jones of Mansfield, Mass,
was guest Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. c. s. Mills.
Mrs. Albert Constantin of Hartford.
came recently to spend the summer at
Mrs. I. S. Sayre's.
Miss Caryl Sayre returned Thursday
from a weeks visit at Miss Evelyn
Mann's in Brattleboro.
VIII Sanderson of Savannah, Ga.
spent the weekend with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. VIII Sanderson.
Miss Ellen Ballard of Ocean Grove.
r. l., is a guest at the home of her
friend, Miss Amelia HObert.
The Townshend ball team plans to
play at Newfane in the morning and at
Chester in the afternoon Saturday of
this week
Mrs. f. F. Page has been entertain
ing her niece and hasband. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dacey, and two children OF New
York city.
Mrs. w. r. Snyder has so far recOy-
cred from her long and serious illness as
to be able to take an automobile trip to
Greenfield, Mass, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cutler and Mrs
Nellie Miles carried Rev. c. w. Bish-
Cd by automobile to BrOokline Sunday
and attended the service at the church
there.
Miss Eloise Cummings is spending two
weeks at the girls camp in Dummerston
as assistant councillor. She succeeds
Miss Dorothy Hebb of BrattleborO, who
was there for two weeks.
The topic for the next Christian En-
Christian Progress Among the Indians,
deavor service is an interesting one,
Isaiah %. The leader for the evening
will be Miss Mary Kelsey.
The town library will be opened again
Tuesday evenings through the summer
months This makes the open hours on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from
$50 TO $50 and Friday afternoons from
t to 6.
Recent guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Circuit have been Mrs. Julius
AIlbee of AthoI. Mass, and Mr. and Mrs
Styles, their two daughters and son-in-
law. all of Fort Anne, y. y. Mrs
Styles is a niece of Mr.. Grout, whom he
had not seem since she was 10.
State Forester w G. Adams of Mont
pelier was in town last week to make
plans for building a wooden tower and
lookout on the summit of Bald mountain
The present lookout is located in a tree
at the summit. Mr.. Adams will return
in August to complete the work and to
see forestry work on the state land in
that section.
Mrs Ellen Wheeler, who makes he
home with her daughter. Mrs. s. L. Vim
cent, held an all-day impromptu recep-
ton Sunday with children, grandchil-
dren. great grandchildren and nephews
among the guests. Those who visited
her during the day were Z. B. Wheeler
of Boston. w. r. Wheeler of Hyde Park
Mass, Leon Wheeler and son of Spring
field Mr. and Mrs. Archer Wheeler and
daughter, Viola, of West Townshend
Mr. and Mrs Forest Hall and two chill
lren of Westmoreland, \. H., Gilbert
Aldrich of BrattleborO and Charles Fair
banks of Springfield.