Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-06
WESTMINSTER.

Miss Myra Ashwell is spending few
days in Brattleboro.
Three young people united with the
church last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Kidder of Newport, N. H,
is visiting Miss Mary Tenney.
Miss Pratt, who has been at Rev. w. F.
whitcomb's. went Tuesday to Keene.
Harry Winchester of Keene is staying
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hall.
Mrs. A. Howard and two children OF
Putney are visiting at Thomas Ashwells.
]. II. Putnam OF Springfield was a guest
at B. T. Phelps's Tuesday and wednes-
day.
Misses Lillian and Molly Morse OF Port
land. Me-, are guests at Mrs Nellie
Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Underwood were
guests Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Metcalf.
Mrs. Julia Lyman returned this week
from Cummington, Mass. accompanied by
her daughter, Alice.
Miss Carrie Lyman, who finished school
in Springfield, Mass, last week, is at
home for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy and son.
Prescott, Of Springfield spent few days
this week at L. c. Richardson's.
Mrs. Elmer Watkins and children OF
Felchville are visiting Mrs. Watl5ins's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks.
Mrs. Charles Buck returned to Boston
Tuesday. Her daughter. Maxine. will re-
main with her aunt, Mrs. B. T. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayward and chill
dren of Springfield came Monday for a
few days visit with Mr. Hayward's father
and sister.
Miss Eliza wilkins. who has been away
during the winter and spring, returned
last Thursday and opened her house on
School street.
The Christian Endeavor social last Fri
| day evening was decided success. The
young people have the satisfaction of be-
ing able to say, "Our new organ is paid
| for"
Miss Hattie Wright of New Haven,
| Conn, Miss Edna Wright of Boston Miss
Margaret Wright of Mortified, Daniel
| Wright of Norwich university and George
Wright, jr.. OF Mt Hermon are at home
! for their vacations.
Miss Susan Holton gave a STORY after
noon last week Tuesday at the Con-
gregational chapel in Brattleboro. Miss
| Holton renders her stories in a very
! charming manner.
Through the generosity of Henry A.
| Willard of Washington, d. c., the old
cemetery is soon to be enclosed in an
! iron fence. The citizens of this village
pating the improved conditions of the
grounds. The cemetery is situated at the
top of Court House hill and has many
visitors during the summer months
Miss Mary r. Shea, who has recently
returned from trip around the world,
will give an electrical stereopticon lee
ture, including Europe and the sights OF
Antwerp, Paris and Marseilles; Egypt,
including Cairo. Pyramids, Nile and the
Suez canal; India and the wonderful tenn
pies, palaces and people; Ceylon, where
every prospect pleases; Straits Settle
ments. nearing the equator; China, with
its four hundred millions and the strange
customs Japan, the far east In all its
glory; the Hawaiian Islands, our own
New Island Empire, the paradise of the
Pacific; the Philippines, and Korea; San
| Francisco, the pride of our Pacific coast
with the very latest views of the city as
1t lies in ruins after the recent earth
quake. The lecture win be given on the
evening of July IS at the town hall fol-
the benefit of the ladies' aid society