Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-07-07
WILIIAMSVILLE,

Miss F. A Merrifeld spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls.
Beulah Timson is at Acworth, N. H.,
for the summer.
Zina Amidon OF Brattleboro visited at
Z. r. Wizards last week
Miss Trlmble of Watervlet, n. Y. is at
f. II. Richardson's for the summer.
Mrs. Morton Sherman and son. Harold,
are at o. L. Sherman's for the summer
Nellie Dickinson finished school in West
Dover last week She is at home for the
summer.
Cullen Lamson has greatly improved his
house by painting. papering, and adding
new blinds.
Rev. ]. C. Hazelton left Monday morn
ing for a two weeks vacation He will
visit in Maine and Massachusetts.
Rev. A. J. Martin OF Wardsboro will
preach at the Methodist church next Sun
day and communion will be administered
n large number from here spent the
Fourth at Sunset lake, a majority stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Richard
son.
Miss Lillian Moore has gone to East
Dover for vacation and her place at
Dr. Whites is filled by Cassie Marsh OF
Brookline.
School in the parish closed Friday and
scholars to her home. where ice cream
and cake were served.
The w. c. 4. L. will meet with Mrs
ID. r. Stedman Tuesday afternoon, July
II. The L. T. L. will meet at the same
place Saturday OF this week.
The Carey place sold at auction last
Friday night to ]. II. Merriheld for $424
The Harris place in Dummerston was sold
at the same time TO DR.. d. p. White for
$500.
]. II. L. Smead and family of Gardner
Mass, visited at w. E. Wheeler's this
week. Mr.. Smead is employed in the
office OF Haywood Brothers, the big manu-
facturers.
Webster Merrifield. president of the
state university of North Dakota at Grand
Forks, is here for a stay of a few days
before sailing for Europe. His wife and
daughters are expected 10 come here to
day.
We are always glad to hear good reports
from our Williamsville scholars who are
attending school elsewhere. Robert White
succeeded in winning first prize in the
speaking contest at Goddard seminary.
We extend congratulations.
Mrs Bickford and son. Harold. were in
town this week calling on friends Harold
has just graduated from the electrical
engineering department OF the University
vi vermont he VIII nave q position In
Pittsburg, Pa, in the fall.
Rev. E. G. Webster of Vernon, n. Y,
will give his lecture on 1.-THE Making of
a Man" in schoolhouse hall Tuesday even
ing July IL, at o'clock. Music viii be
furnished by the Williamsville violin and
mandolin club under the direction of F.
C. Barreuther.
1t is understood that the Barreuther
family will give their concert the second
week in August. They are finished must
clans and will give concert of the highest
order. The combined classes of F. c.
Barreuther, the violin and mandolin
teacher, from Marlboro, Newfane, South
Newfane and Williamsville will appear
in the musical selections.
School in this village closed Friday and
Ice cream and cake were served to the
scholars in the afternoon. The number
or scholars enrolled was 81, and 16 had no
mark during the term and received GER
tlhcates OF punctuality as follows: Roy
Baker, Curtis Baker, Flora Baker Helen
Lewis, Florence Lazelle, Stella Morse,
cecil Manchester, Ruth and Ruby Sparks
Frank Stratton, Marion Sherman, Belle,
Ashton and Howard Timson, Harold
Washer and Richard Wheeler. Those
absent one day or less: Clarence Lewis,
John Sparks, Samuel Merrifield and Ernest
Morse. There was only one tardy mark
during the term. The prizes in the fifth
grade spelling were awarded to Clarence
Lewis, Ruth Sparks and Ernest Morse.
Mr.. Putnam will spend the vacation at
his home in Essex Junction and will re-
turn here in September to teach the fall
term.