Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-24
WEST sRArrLEeoRo.

WEST BRAT TLEBORC.
Ida Fox returned Sunday from her va
cation trip.
About so persons attended the picnic
at Central park Wednesday.
John Helyar and Louis Thayer we're
home for a few days from Hillsboro, N.
H
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson have re-
turned after a two weeks visit in Lynn,
Mass
Hazelton Rice is not as well Mrs
Rice's brother. o. w. Smith of Green
field, Is here.
The Young Peoples club held an enter
tainment and social in Academy hall last
Monday evening.
A large party OF people from this
village will go to Sunset lake tomorrow
for a weeks outing
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Elliot and daughter.
Hazel, have come to spend a few weeks
at L. H. Stellman's.
f. E. Bann Of New Haven. Conn,
summer guest of last season, came Mon
day to Mrs. Van Doorns.
! Mr.. Downs of Bridgeport, Conn, has
rooms at Mrs. Richmond's and is board
| ing with Mrs. Daniel Harris.
| Frank S. Clark Of Norwich university
! came to Mrs Van Doorn's Thursday for
few days stay, on his way to college.
Charles r. Prentiss finished work in the
Estey organ shops last week to enter the
employ Of a business firm as travelling
salesman.
! Two tally-hos containing about 25
West Brattleboro young people went for
a picnic and outing at sponord lake
this morning.
/ Rev. F. S. Smith and Rev. N. A. Wood,
/ former pastors Of the Baptist church,
{ aul f1,rgv oil
ers this week.
w b. Phelps of Buffalo, n. Y, came
last Friday to spend a vacation at his
cottage near the LeRay farm on the West
Dummerston road.
Mrs. f. E. Kellogg viii go to Greenfield
next week. She will store her goods for
the present as Mrs. Van Doom will soon
move out OF the village
Miss Fannie Stellman and Mrs. Mary
Knapp entertained a company Of about
40 of their friends on L. H. Stellman's
lawn yesterday afternoon.
Mrs F. II. Hobson Of Bellows Falls
is guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Z. M.
! Goodenough. They spent the day in
Springfield, Mass yesterday.
First Congregational church, Rev. l..
NJ keneston, pastor: Morning worship,
1890; Sunday school, II As; evening SER
vice. G; Friday evening service, 7SO.
Mrs II. E. Miller of Lynn, Mass, who
has been staying with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Ezra Fisher, the pagt two
months, returned home this morning
Fred c. Brown is soon to begin extern
| slve changes and additions on the Baptist
| church In Bernardston, which are dsscrib-
ed in the correspondence from that town.
Edward s. Clark Of the University of
] Michigan mo homo Ga IN IL,
until college opens the last OF September.
He has been studying in the summer
| school of the university since the close
OF the regular college term.
Mrs b. F. Parsons started Tuesday
for her home in Hawkinsville, Ga. She
| will stop in Holyoke and other places en-
route Her husband, Prof. Parsons, will
remain here for the present. They have
been summer guests at Mrs. Van Doom s.
II. b. Willis OF Meriden Conn. who has
spent a few days at Sunset lake with his
family as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Miller, returned home Wednesday, ac-
companied by Harland T. Miller. who will
spend short vacation in Meriden.
The woman's association will hold their
annual sale OF aprons, domestic and fancy
articles. home made candles, ice cream
and cake In the Congregational church
parlors Tuesday evening, Aug 2s. The
sale OF ice cream and cake win begin at
$50 o'clock.
Owing to the dilapidated condition OF
the building the committee have decided
not to open the dining hall at Sunset lake
during the grove meetings. People who
come for a day should provide themselves
I with lunches. Any who wish to provide
their own board may have rooms Board
may be obtained at G. r. Wheeler's near
the lake Tho meetings viii begin sun
day August IS and continue through
| Wednesday,