The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-05
SATISFACTORY SERVICE

G. \. Kidder, the president, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs f. f. Howard returned from a
visit to her daughter, Miss Ellen, in New
York Monday.
The Ladies' society of the Unitarian
church will serve a supper in the yes
try Tuesday evening.
Joseph Waite and friend, Miss Doris
Cousins of Springfield, spent the week
end at w. III. Waite's.
This week Rev f. W. Pattison is as
SiSting in conducting evangelistic SER
vices in nearby towns
The Boys Brigade went to Marlboro.
\. H., Wednesday evening and were
beaten in two games of basketball.
The third ensemble recital of the mu-
sic department of Mortified seminary
was held Monday afternoon at Sage
chapel.
Dallas Lore Sharp, who is to lecture
at Northfeld seminary this month, will
have an article in the June Atlantic
Monthly.
The junior class of the seminary Wis
tied the juniors of Mount Hermon Mon
day afternoon for basketball, supper and
movies in the evening
Mrs. Frank Maynard and daughter,
Esther. spent Wednesday in Brattleboro
with Mrs. George Abbott and Thursday
The Foreign Missionary society met at
the hotel Thursday of this week with
Mrs. Atkinson in charge The subject
was. Influence of the Bible on the Ma
tions. .--.
The Philomatheon society of Mount
Saturday night. This week Saturday
night the Good Government club will
hold a banquet there.
The third ensemble recital was held
at Sage chapel Monday with the follow
ing artists; Pianists, Miss Haight, Miss
Lockwood organist. Miss Angel; violin,
Mrs. Edith Christie Miller
On Thursday the clothing efficiency
| class NETS at Alexander hall and under
| the direction of Miss. Smith of the Farm
bureau will make garments. There are
i've in the class but all are invited to at
| tend.
The Unitarian Alliance met at the
| church parlor Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Calender and Miss Ward directed
the program. The social hour was in
| charge of Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Frank
| Williams.
The Young Married Couples club met
| Tor ITS fortnightly meeting with Mrs.
| Walter Sherwood at the home of w. III.
w ante Tuesday evening with II present
| The time was spent socially and refresh
ments We're served.
| The dates for the summer conferences
4 seminary
| commencement, June 46; Young Wo-
men conference, June 24-July 1; inter
| UNCONVENTIONAL Womens Home Mis-.
| sIonary summer school. July 5-Il: sum.
mer school OF Nomen's Foreign Mis-.
| sIonary societies, July l2-I9: summer
school of Religious Education. July 81
Is; general conference of Christian
/ workers, July 30-Aug. IA; Massachusetts
Christian Endeavor Institute, Aug. 10,
III, Mount Hermon commencement is
July 26. From July 80 to Aug. l viii
be held the 10th anniversary celebration
William A. Priest. &C. died at his
home on Parker avenue Wednesday af-
ter several months of heart trouble. He
was born in Belchertown and in lSS.
married Miss Nancy Holton, sister oil
the late Samuel c. Holton of this town
Much of their married life was spent in
Erving, where he was a successful far
mer. They moved here 20 years ago and
have been faithful workers in the
Il Grange, both holding office. They were
associated with the Unitarian church
i Rev q. L Thompson. pastor Of The
lurdav at 2 o'clock The burial will bt
at the Centre cemetery Mr. Priest
leaves his wife and nephews and nieces
in the West.
| Art collections in Our Own Country
was the subject of the Fortnightly meet
ing Monday at Alexander hall. After
\ hio. - -. olothbAlNSt Optutu tuS nttCt
ing, Mrs. y. p. Wood had charge of the
program. She gave paper of a general
outline of Art in America, with special
reference to the Metropolitan galleries
in New York. Mrs. +. H. Doolittlt
told of Boston as an art centre of the
pictures in the Art Museum. Mrs. G.
II. Thompson read of the Freer collec
tion and Mrs. C. C. Stockbridge of tn,
Corcoran Art Galleries of Washington
which she had visited. Miss Helen Bow
man of Mortified seminary rendered tive
piano selections The program was made
more pleasing by the exhibit of copie.
of pictures in American collections