The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-21
WEST BRATTLEBORO
Pleasing Program for Parents. Teachers.

Pleasing Program for Parents, Teachers.
The first meeting of the West BTattle
boro and Centerville Parent-Ieacher as
ISOLATION after the summer recess was
held last evening in Academy hall with
a good attendance.
given: Vocal duet, Miss Mary Prouty
and Hazen E. Stockwell: duet, Miss
katherine Stockwell and Miss Helen
Woodworth: solo II. f. Stockwell.
F.. F. Holbrook of the HOlbrook
Grocery company of keene; y. H.;
piano selections. Mr.. HnlbrOOk is an
accomplished musician and is one of the
accompanies each year at the keene
Music festival. The audience was for
hear Mr.. HolbroOk. who was given re
peated applause Miss Florence NJ. Well
man gave a short talk on, Standardlza-
ing the Schools
The following officers for the year
were elected: President. Mrs. A. Y.
Woodwork: vice president. Miss Maude
French: secretary Miss Blanche Butter
field: treasurer, Mrs. Frank LeRaY;
chairman of program committee. Mrs.
+. H. Metcaf; chairman Of social com
mittee. Mrs. Joseph McNeigh: chairman
of membership committee, Miss Mabel
Bailey.
During a social hour, refreshments of
cake and coffee were served. Y
Mrs. John Mckay has returned from
New York where she visited two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Feller.
The annual meeting of the Philathea
class of the Baptist church will be held
this evening in the home of Mrs. Hyland
Briggs.
Mrs. Harriet Staples. who has been
i'll at Mrs II. F. Weatherhead's and
under the care of "A nurse, is better and
is around the house again. The nurse
has been discharged.
Rev. c. w Bishop. w. \. Wadleigh
and 4. z. Eddy will go Friday evening
to Wilmington as delegates to the exam
inatiOn council and ordination of Mr..
Champany of Wilmington, pastor of the
Baptist church.
Miss Ruth Dalrymple, who has po-
sitiOn in Springfield. Mass, is spending
twO-weeks' vacation at her home. Mr.
and Mrs Melvin Dalrymple and daugh
ters went Saturday to Barre to visit
until Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Harold Chase.
Leo Curtis. 10. of Winchester. \. II.
is gaining in the Melrose hospital follow
ing an operation for ruptured apDendlH
Saturday evening by DIR. F. X. Lynch
Mrs. John G. Urkowski of Northheld
Mass. was operated upon Monday Iol
APPENDICITIS. Her condition Is satlsfac
Baptist church, Rev. c. W. Bishol
pastor Sunday morning worship a
1880 with sermon by the pastor; bl6i
school at II 40: meeting of the Juno
Christian Endeavor and Y. P. $ c.
at 6@O peoples IN meeting Bn s at I3o o6 Rfg
evening. Meeting of the Girl Scout
Wednesday evar>nG-
First Congregational church, Rev. A
V. Woodwork minister; Sunday morn m
ing worship at 1920 with sermon by tn
nastor on. Christ CenteTed Religion
Sunday school at ll.45; junior Christian
Endeavor at 400. Christian Endeayo
meeting at O'Clock. Subject, Hoy
We Can Help Foreign Mission W9rE
Leader. Mrs. L. W. Jaekman. Mis-
Florence Wells viii be present an
speak on the subject. There Will be
business meeting with reports OF tn
committees for the year and eiecti:o
of officers for the ensuing year. A ms
sionarv thank-offPring will be takel
Prayer meeting this week Friday eve
ming. Subject, Children of Light.