Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-29
oulLFoRp CENTRE.


Mrs. Mary Gle is visiting in Norwich.
VT
Leslie Elmer Of Brattleboro is working
for David Baker.
John Richardson began work at the
Guilford Springs farm last week.
Miss Kate Leonard Of Brattleboro came
this week to board with Mrs. z. W. Le-
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hall Of West
moreland visited at S. NJ. Bullock's over
Sunday.
Clarence Thompson began work this
week for II. T. Waite at the Guilford
Springs farm.
Mrs. Dora Young and child of Holyoke
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Ingraham are
spending the week with their sons, Ira
and George, in Aliddletown. Conn.
George Clark and family Of Woodstock
are spending two weeks with Mrs. Clarks
sister-in-law. Mrs. c. Fred Richardson.
James whittemore will come Saturday
from Springfield. VT, to work for his
brother, B. A. whittemore, through hay
ing
The Guilford ball players won two
games from the Marlboro team Satur-
day at West Guilford, IL to 4 and 10
to Z.
The first and second degrees will be
conferred by Broad Brook Grange this
friday evening. a large attendance Is
desired.
Mrs. Flora Clary and daughter. Ruby,
have rented F. Z. Thayer's tenement for
the summer and came Saturday to
occupy it.
Mrs. Frank Lyman. who has been
spending three weeks with relatives here
nd in nra 1ah rafrt Cd IN har
in Greenfield this week.
The Children's day concert given by the
Universalist Sunday school was largely
attended. Mrs. Lima Hubbard of BraJtle-
boro assisted with the music and rendered
two beautiful solos, which were greatly
appreciated.
On account Of the rain the Children's
day exercises at Grange hall Saturday
were not so largely attended as usual.
but the program was good. especially the
part rendered by the Packers corner
school, which consisted largely az
motion songs and exercises by the little
tots.
The school in Green River taught by
Miss Minnie Thayer, closed Friday. The
following pupils were neither absent nor
tardy: Leila d. Gallupe. Leslie G.. Gall
lupe, Luther E. Perry. Clayton NJ. Barry,
Perley E. Pond, Gertrude E. Hill. Min
ME E. Hill, Mary E. Booker. Hahnemann
Bradbury, Marion P. Bradbury and Ray
Gates were absent only one day. There
was but one tardy mark during the term.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bullock closed her school
in district No. Tuesday. The follow
ing children were neither absent nor
tardy: Milton Bowers. Ida Barrett Ray
mond Barrett, Christine Christensen.
Richard Lee. Clifford Whitney was alb
sent but one day. There were no tardy
marks and but one dismissal during the
term. Twelve pupils attended the school
with an average daily attendance Of 11.s.
Children's day was celebrated last Sun
day by the Guilford Centre Union Sunday
school with appropriate exercises. There
were A present The centre table was
banked with cut flowers. which were
generously contributed by the various
families represented by the school. The
singing and recitations were thoroughly
enjoyed and all present were given a
potted geranium at the close of the SER
vices. An interesting feature of the oc-
casion was the presentation by Miss
Riette Ramsdell of a handsome Bible to
Mrs. H. T. Waite, the gift OF the members
Of her class, as an appreciation of her
eff and a OrG In their