Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-09
WEST RRArrIERoRo-

Rev James Clark has returned from
visit in New York
George Atkinson is building a barn In
the rear of his house.
Miss Carolyn Clark Is visiting college
friends at Mt. Holyoke this week
l.. II. Knapp has closed his house and
has stored his furniture in Miss Susan
Clarf's house
Mrs. George b. Hunter returned home
Tuesday after spending two weeks in
Baltimore, Md
W. II. Rumrlll has moved to the Rice
farm in Dummerston, where he has Sc
cured employment
Mrs. ]. c. Johnson has been teaching
in place of Mrs. Sadie Stockwell. who is
Ill with tonslitis.
Lawrence Burlingame OF Springfield,
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday at
Francis G. Taylor's.
Thomas Derosia and family Of MiIlers
Falls have moved into Leslie knights
house on Melrose street.
Lawrence Cushman has begun moving
his goods from Wilmington into H. F.
Weatherhead's new house.
Miss Gertrude S. StockwelI has com
pleted her course in the business college
In Keene and is expected home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler of Dunn
merston hill have come to spend the
winter with their son, Rodney Wheeler,
on Melrose street.
The new telephone line on Potato lane
Is now. in operation. Instruments have
been installed in the houses of C. r.
Ford, Julius Exner and Wilhelm Stell-
man.
Ernest NJ Goodenough. who has been
employed by the Brattleboro Street Rail-
road company in various capacities for
several years, has resigned his position
and begun work for Horton d. Walker.
Mrs. Ashley Stone returned TO her
home in Brooklyn Monday after spending
| a part of the summer at Mrs. Evans's
| Mrs. Dexter Stone and her daughter re-
turned to Ridgewood. Conn, the same
| day.
The prayer and conference meeting OF
the Baptist church will be held in the
vestry this (Friday) evening at 7.3O. At
| the close of the service there will be an
important business meeting of the church.
| Members are urged to be present.
Much interest is being manifested in the
| membership contest In the Baraca class
in the Baptist Sunday school. Each side
| is putting in some earnest work and the
| prospect is that there will be some new
| members before many Sundays have
passed.
Inc semi-annual business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society OF the Baptist
|
| home of Miss Josie Phelps The officers
chosen to serve for the ensuing term are
| President, Miss Amy Davenport; vice
president, f. r. Thurber; secretary and
treasurer, Adm Jillson.
After the Friday evening service al
the church five of the village school
teachers gave a farewell spread In honor
of Miss Bessie Mackenzie. who has taker
position in the Canal street school
| In Of
rooms in the academy building and the
chief item on the bin of fare was oyster
stew.
The young mems Sunday school elias:
OF the Congregational church met au the
parsonage Wednesday evening with an
attendance of 20. The early part of IN,
evening was spent In games and after.
ward refreshments of cake, cream jelly
and fruit were served. At a bushes.
meeting the class was organized with tn,
following officers: President Hugh Dunk
lee; vice president, Delmar Hawkins
secretary treasurer, Hugh o. Thayer; ex.
ecutive committee, Villas Johnson, Harold
Putnam, Denton Smith. The possibilit,
Of having a class basket ball team wa.
among the projects discussed
The Young Peoples club met in Acad
envy hall Monday evening and about g.
enjoyed the program and entertainment
At the business session 1t was voted t
hold the meetings once in TWO weeks in
stead Of once a week as formerly. Al
executive committee of six was elected
as follows: Miss Josephine Phelps, Mis-
Mary Clark Miss Helen Weatherhead
Clarence Thurber, Delmar Hawkins anC
Clarence Barney. Then followed thu
program consisting of a harmonica sol,
by Hugh DuniSlee; the village newspape
edited Ny Ray Adams and Shelton Ken
eston; a song by Miss Jennie LeRay ant
| FeCitatiOna nv Miss Ma CLARK M
Miss Ethel Smith