The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-01

Miss Ruth Davis has gone to Spring
field hospital to train for nurse.
The Grange worked the first and sec
ond degrees at the meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Evelyn Wilder of Conway has
been visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. \. Davis.
The senior and junior classes of the
seminary have their annual picnic Sat
urday evening out of doors.
Twenty members of the Young
Peoples Union attended the union rally
at Deerfeld Sunday afternoon
The Unitarian Alliance meets with
Mrs T. r. Calender Wednesday after
noon Rev. Mr.. Lion is to give talk.
Latest news from Frank e. Head
tells of some improvement in his con-
dition at the home of his daughter in
New York.
The Boys Brigade opens its work for
the year Friday evening, Oct. Z. All
boys II years of age and over are ell
gible for membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Amber WEIGH and
Miss Bernice Webster of Boston came
Saturday for the weekend with Mrs. c.
H Webster. Mrs. Welch is remaining
for the week.
Miss Alice Zabriskie, who has been at
the head of the household science depart
ment Of Mortified seminary the past two
years, has returned to Columbia unlver-
sity to gain her degree.
The sub-freshman class of the high
school, 40 in number. enjoyed corn
roast on the banks of the Connecticut
near the creamery Monday evening.
Miss Bradley is the teacher of the grade
Representatives of a motion picture
company have been at Mount Hermon
school and Mortified this week taking
motion pictures of the students in the
various department of their school life
These will be exhibited later.
Mrs. Archibald SOlandt of Lebanon, y.
H., was a weekend guest of Mrs. j. y.
Stebbins, her neighbOr when she lived in
this vicinity. She had been in Boston
two weeks getting her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth SOlandt, established to pursue
a course in piano at the Conservatory of
Music.
Mount Hermon faculty enjoyed their
annual picnic at Eddy's grove Monday
afternoon. The picnic supper was in
charge of Richard Watson of Richard
Watson and consisted of chicken, bacon,
rolls. dOughnuts. pickles, cake and coffee.
About 100. including the families of the
faculty, attended. +. f. Howard and
family enjoyed the event for the first time.
Mortified Erange holds its annual
fair Oct, and 6 at the town hall. The
doors will be open at 4 o'clock the first
day and at o'clock the second day. The
first evening there will be a speaker and
music The second evening there will
be a supper with. a dance following,
the music being furnished by Shows
orchestra. The state agricultural de
partment has offered $50 in prizes for
the best exhibitions of farm products to
men, women and children exhibitors.
Ribbons will be awarded in the fancy
work department.
The Young Peoples society Of Chris
tian Endeavor held its annual election of
officers Monday evening in the vestry. of
the Congregational church. The follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, Gordon
Moody; vice pres Miss Bessie spencer;
sec, Ralph Lane; treas, Miss Lillian
Alexander committee chairmen-social,
Miss Edith Steadler: music and mis-
sionary. Miss Elizabeth Howard; prayer,
Miss Helen Smith; outlook. Miss Mary
Spencer; book and temperance, Langs-
ford Dudley. A social followed the bus
mess session with games and refresh
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