Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-30
TOWVNSHEND
Chautauqua Festival July 1917


Following is the complete program for
the Chautaugua festival to be held at
the town hall here from Thursday, July
IL, to Monday, July II, inclusive:
Thursday, p. m, festival opens with
junior costume parade and other junior
events; 8 y. m, entertainment by Won
der-working musical magicians, the
Floyds.
Friday, a. M, Junior Chautauqua {;
2.3O y. M, instrumental and vocal con
cert, Cartwright quartet. with many mu-
cal prelude. Cartwright quartet: $50 p.
m, lecture, The Man Worth While, by
DR.. Roland A. Nichols.
Saturday, 0 a. IN, junior. Chautau-
qua; 2.30 p. m, the Children's Fun FEES
tival, by the Arion Entertainment COM
pany, introducing Peter Rabbit in per-
son 8 p M, the Lady of the Decora-
ton, Hetty Jane Dunaway, a dramatic
production with oriental setting.
Monday, o a. m, junior Chautauqua ;
$50 p. m, junior hippodrome, junior
citizens, A Jolly Junior Jubilee; 3.15 p.
m, plantation harmonies, Harrod Jubi-
lee quartet 8 p. M, musical prelude,
,Harrod Jubilee quartet; $50 p. m, Lee
ture Lifters and Leaners, by DIR Jo-
scph l.. Thompson.
Edwin Parker has finished the year at
Norwich university and is at home.
J. II. Wright and Dan Moseley are
planning camping trip to Stratton
during the week.
Miss Hammond of New Haven, Conn.
Miss Catherine Plant.
Ruth and Myrtle Sparks went Monday
to visit at the home of their grand
mother in Saxtons River
Miss White of st. Joseph, Mo-, re-
turned Wednesday after visiting her
friend, Miss Alice Dale.
An excavation is being made beside
A. j. S. Dukett's store for a gasoline
tank of extra large dimensions.
Mrs. EfIie Farwell went Wednesday to
Winooski to spend two weeks at the
home of her nephew, Guy Hawkins.
Miss Leone Franklin has finished her
years work as teacher in Brandon and
is at home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. j. c. Taft has charge of the sale
of Chautauqua season tickets and f.
G.. Cutler has charge of the advertising
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Potter and
daughter visited relatives at the Better
ley homestead at Dummerston hill Sun
day.
Mrs. Ray Shine of Watervile. Maine
former resident of this town, is visit.
ing her husbands mother, Mrs. viii
Scott.
Mrs. ]. c. Snow and children have re
turned to their home in Storrs, Conn
after visiting her mother, Mrs. d. G
Smythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Lowe of Brattle
boro were guests Sunday at the home o
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B
Batchelder.
Miss Mary Plumb will go next weel
weeks library course in the colleg
summer school.
Mr.. Rumery of Machias, Me-, travel
ing solicitor for the Watkins firm. i
spending a few days with ii. T. Wait
on his route.
Mrs. Margaret Ockels and little sol
went recently to Connecticut, where sh
will spend a few weeks with her hus
bands relatives.
4 ,'rNfiss' rAiict sRandail arHmc -NveIrSestla
! from Oak Bluffs. Martha's Vineyard, OF
account of the serious illness of he
father, Moses Randall.
o. b. Dauchy is having large reser
voir for water built on the hill back o
his house. 1t will be high enough t
throw water over the building.
James Follett of the University o
Vermont is at home for the summer va
cation after spending a week at hi
uncle's camp in North Craftsbury.
Merle Randall, teacher at the Uni
versity of Vermont, came to his HON
Friday for the summer vacation. TIL
students at the university also have re
turned to their homes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eddy and chill
| ire Ear1 III kah
Acworth, n. H., have been visitors i
town. Miss Beulah Eddy, who has al
tended the seminary, returned with them
Mrs. f. B. Batchelder attended tn
Memorial hospital benefit concert a
Brattleboro Tuc~'ov evening going wit
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mr.,
+. l.. Lowe, who came to this village fo
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Follett are en-
tertaining her brother, John f.. Colburr
principal of the Burlington high schoo
also her brother-in-law. j. +. Water
man, lawyer of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Chamberlain an
family will move soon to their new HON
on South street, which is gift fror
their father, II. II. Chamberlain. Run
ming water has been put into the hous
and extensive repairs have been made
Mrs. f. II. Moseley and two sons q
Washington, ID. c., came recently t
spend their second summer in G. II. Wi
lards bungalow. Mrs. Truman Abb
and family also of Washington, VIII
have spent the season here several year,
are expected this week.
Mrs. Nellie Miles returned Saturda
from a four-weeks' stay in Hartford an
other places in Connecticut. Her sistel
Mrs. Sarah Williams. returned with he
for a short visit, also Mr. and Mrs. j
l.. Havens, Miss Geraldine Havens an
Paul Barber, all coming by automobile
The girl members of the Helpin
Hand spent an enjoyable afternoon O
the home of Mrs. Mabel Fletcher Tues
day. Each carried lunch, which wa
eaten outdoors after the business sc,
sion, and ice-cream and waters wer
served by Mrs. Fletcher.
Sharon Holden of Brattleboro, in TIL
government forestry employ is searchin
the woods in this section for white pin
blister, considerable of which is bein
found. Five men are assisting him. il
Guiding Edwin Parker, Alton Holder
Jerry Vose and two from out of town.
Delegates attending the state Sunda
school summer conference at Saxton
| River for fha yaaL arp Ern,n tho Eot