The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-28
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Chautauqua Festival LuIy 1871

0hautdugua FeStIYai July 1917
Following is the complete program for
the Chautauqua festival to be held at
the town hall here from Thursday. July
13, to Monday, July II, inclusive:
Thursday, { D. m, festival opens with
junior costume parade and other junior
events; S p. m, entertainment by Won
der-working musical magicians, the
Floyds.
Friday, Il. m, junior Chautauaua !;
2.30 p. m, instrumental and vocal CON
cert, Cartwright quartet, with many mu-
steal novelties; ) p. m, novelty musi-
cal prelude, Cartwright quartet; $50 p.
m, lecture, The Man Worth While, by
On. Roland a. Nichols.
Saturday, a. m, junior Chautau-
qua; 2.30 p. m, the Childrens Fun FEES
tival, by the Arion Entertainment com
pany, introducing Peter Rabbit in per
son; : p. m, the Lady of the Decora-
ton, Hetty Jane Dunaway, a dramatic
production with oriental setting.
Monday, a. m, junior Chautauqua !;
$50 p. m, junior hippodrome, Junior
citizens, \ Jolly Junior Jubilee; 3.15 p.
m, plantation harmonies, Harrod Jubi-
lee quartet ) p. m, musical prelude,
Harrod Jubilee quartet; $50 p. m, Lee
ture Llfters and LeanerS, by DIR JO-
seph L. Thompson.
Edwin Parker has finished the year at
Norwich university and is at home.
Miss Leone Franklin has finished her
years work as teacher in Brandon and
is at home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Snow and children have re
turned to their home in Storrs, Conn,
after visiting her mother, Mrs. y. @.
Smythe.
Mrs. Margaret Ockels and little son
went recently to Connecticut, where she
will spend a few weeks with her hus-
bands relatives.
o. B. Dauchy is having a large reser-
voir for water built on the hill back of
his house. 1t will be high enough to
throw water over the building.
Merle Randall. teacher at the Uni
versity of Vermont, came to his home
Friday for the summer vacation. The
students at the university also have re-
turned to their homes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eddy and child
and Mrs. Earl Eddy and baby, all of
Acworth. n. H., have been visitors in
town. Miss Beulah Eddy, who has at
tended the seminary, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Chamberlain and
family viii move soon to their new home
on South street, which is a gift from
their father. II. III. Chamberlain. Run
ming water has been put into the house
| and extensive repairs have been made.
\ pleasant all-day meeting of the Ha-
dassah league was held at the Baptist
vestry Friday. y delicious dinner was
served at noon by the hostesses, Mrs. II.
7. Waite, Mrs. James Perkins and Mrs.
H. II. Sparks. \ general committee in
| Guiding Mrs. l.. J. Parker, chairman,
| Mrs. +. G. Cutler, Mrs. d. g. Smythe,
| Mrs. w. II. hobbs and Mrs. b. r.
! Phillips, was appointed to make arrange
ments and appoint other committees for
! the summer sale, which viii be held early
! in August.
Delicious refreshments of nut ice
cream and cake in variety were served by
the eight June birthday members to an
appreciative company of Changers at the
meeting Friday evenings The following
program was presented by the lecturer :
Song, Grange chorus roll call, answers
to questions on the extent of Grange
work and influence; readings. Mrs. II.
:. kldder, Mrs. Bessie Bellinger, Mrs.
ID. G.. Smythe and Mrs. II. f. Howard;
discussion of the subject, Which Are
More Careful of Their Health, Our City
Friends or Country People?
/. S. Sayre has started a through jit-
ney service from South Londonderry to
BrattlebOrO. which Will run once a day
on week days and twice on Sundays.
This will afford the convenience of three
different hours of jitney service from
this village and return on Mr.. Sayre's
cars. These hours are 6.4J a. m, G.5J
a. m. and 11.30 a. m, going south. Re
turning leave Brattleboro at 9.15 a. m,
2.45 p. m, and 4.15 p. m. each week
day. On Sundays the Londonderry
Sayre jitney reaches this village at
$50 a. m. and 80 p. m. and leaves
Brattleboro on the return trip at 9.15
a. IN. and 6.15 D. m Harry Carlton is
driving the Londonderry jitney at pres
ent.
1t is estimated that there are 10000
coo tons of freight annually moving
into and out of the port of New York