Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-09-20
Mrs. Leavltt wellman is very i'll.

Mrs. Leavltt Wellman is very i'll.
Benjamin Williams is a new employe
at the steam mill.
Webster Merrifeld returned to Grand
Forks N. D., Monday.
Porter ThayeT was up from Mount Her
mon school over Sunday.
Miss Ella Pierce is visiting her cousins
Florence and Jennie Lazell.
Gilbert a. Allen of wardsboro has en-
tered the employ of Leslie Stratton.
Mrs. Albert L. Timson and children are
visiting relatives at South Acworth, N. H.
Mrs. Celia Brockington of Brattleboro
recently visited her sister, Mrs. Thomas
a. Morse.
Joseph f. FELTON, and family of Valley
Stream, L. l., are visiting at C. w. Frey
enhagen's.
Mrs, Charlotte L. Morse of Brattleboro.
widow of Nelson Morse, is visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Miss Edna Wheeler returned this week
from visit to her sister Mrs. Amy
White, of Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. C. G. Hovey is very i'll. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Arad Hunt, and Mrs. Mason
White are helping care for her.
Wilson H. Thorn of the Lynn, Mass,
police force, accompanied by his wife and
daughter has visited at c. d. Lazell's
the past week.
Henry X. Field of San Francisco, ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. willard,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Field of Bos-
ton, called on Williamsville friends last
week
W. NJ. Quinn has completed his labors
at the steam mill, and left Tuesday for
his former home at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mr.. Quinn's family will remain here for
the present.
The following delegates to the Univer-
salist State Convention to be held at st.
Adams Sept. 1926 were chosen last Sun
| day. Parish, Misses Effie Prouty and
Nellie Dickinson; Y. p. c. u, John and
Hastings Williams, Dana Stedman and
Mrs. Grace Richardson.
Mrs. j. A. Young received a telegram
| Monday, announcing the death at Peoria
| ILL.,, last Sunday of Mrs. Lizzie Jane New
| ton Robinson, widow of Mrs. Young s
brother, James Robinson. Mrs. Robinson
| lived in Vernon before her marriage. She
| leaves two daughters, Miss Lizzie Robin
son and Mrs Laura Martin. both OF
| Peoria, who have often visited Mrs
! Young of this town.
| The union memorial service held at the
| Universalist church Thursday afternoon
under the direction of Miss Goldthwaite
| the, pastor, was well attended and of a
very impressive character At 2 O'Clock
| the bell began tolling the years of the
| dead President. The order of exercises
was as follows: Marching into the church
| of the school children of the town, Mrs
| Willard at the organ; reading of Gov
| Stickney's proclamation, Rev Elizabeth
| Goldthwaite; hymn, God Bless Our Ma
| tive Land" by the schools; prayer, Rev
Mr.. Danforth of Newfane; quartet, Lead
| Kindly Light" Mrs. c. E. Perry, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Fisher, Dana Stedman; Scrip
| ture reading, Rev. Elizabeth Goldthwaite
| quartet, 'Our God Our Help; address
| righteousness, Enterprise and Stability
| as EXemplfed by President Mckinley
Rev. R. F. Danforth; address, president
| Mckinley as a Politician and Statesman
| Rev. F. S. BiCkford, South Newfane; sing
ing America" congregation and schools
address, president Mckinley as a Man
| Rev. Elizabeth Goldthwaite; singing
| Nearer My God to Thee; benediction