Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-31
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Miss Mary Clark Is visiting in South
Londonderry
L. II. Stellman's family are at Sunset
lake to stay a week.
w. r. Cook of Shelton, Mass, Is visit
ing at w. w. Cooks.
Roy Fisher returned to Lynn Monday
after a vacation of two weeks
c. r. Prentiss will begin soon travelling
for the BLY, Paste company of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Stedman and son,
Ralph, of Springfield, Mass, are visiting
in town.
Leon Adams Of Boston, who had been
visiting at j. w. Hamilton's, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Sadie Taylor has returned home
after a summer vacation in Springfield
Mass, and Peru.
Mrs. w. D. Newton and son, Roy, are
spending the week with relatives in Cav
endish and Weathersfield, this state.
The lower end of the village is to be
congratulated on possessing a concrete
side walk which fills a long felt want.
Miss Mary Grant has returned to her
school in Montgomery, Mass, where she
has been successful teacher several
terms.
A large party Of young people with Mrs.
| L. H. Stellman and Mrs w. e. Elliot as
chaperons are spending the week at Sun
set lake.
Miss Lola Johnson has returned from
a weeks outing on the Maine coast and Is
spending the remainder Of her vacation
at home this week.
Mr. and Mrs Louis CAIN VINO have
been living with Mrs. Gains parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Stockwell, have
moved to the east village.
About 20 young people attended a corn
roast at the Hawkins farm last night.
The feast Of sweet corn and marsh
mallows was thoroughly enjoyed.
j. II. Pattison Of Indianapolis, who has
been spending the summer here. return
| ed home Monday. Mrs. Pattison and
! daughter will remain while longer.
Blanche Holton returned to her home
| In Athol Saturday after a months visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. c. Winchester. and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson went to
| Torrington, Conn. Monday where Mr..
Johnson has a position in the dry goods
store of Temple & Co. They expect to
make their home there later.
The village schools open next Tuesday.
| Several much needed improvements have
been made on the academy building this
summer. 1t is now heated by two fur
naces, a flue ventilator system has been
installed, making the rooms comfortable
| and sanitary. The exterior has also been
| improved Dy a Woe NeEhuuh dCIoss lhe
front and a 10-foot concrete walk from
the street to the front entrance.
The West Brattleboro Baptist church.
Rev j. A. Mitchell pastor: Sunday SER
vices: Morning worship at 1890 with
sermon by the pastor: subject. Gods
Love Made Manifest" 11.45 Bible school,
classes for all ages. The Baraca class
will meet In the Baraca room at the same
hour. All men are cordially invited. The
Lords supper will be administered at the
close Of the Bible school session. At 6
d. m the regular monthly conservation
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will be held in the vestry. The Sun
day evening preaching services which
have been omitted during July and Aug
ust. will begin next Sunday evening at
o'clock. The service will last one hour.
The pastor will preach a Is minute SER
monS All are cordially invited to attend.
This (Friday) evening the covenant meet
ing of the church will be held at 1880.
The annual sale of aprons, fancy arti-
cles, home made candies. cake and ice
cream by the womans association of the
Congregational church Tuesday evening
was in every way successful. The par
lors were tastefully decorated, one OF the
chief attractions being the foreign mis-
sion table appropriately adorned with
Chinese lanterns. in charge Of Miss Min
, ME johnson, displaying a collection Of
fancy work from Miss Johnson's sister
Miss Charlotte Johnson, a teacher ir
Shanghai. China Many of the article:
were made by the pupils of her schoo
and the proceeds are to go towards IL
, support. Mrs. F. r. Mann presided a
the apron table; Mrs. L. M. Keneston
Mrs. Walter Bartlett and Mrs. Fred c
Brown, at the fancy goods counter, and
, Miss Maud Brown and Miss Helen Prem
tiss at the candy table. The ice cream
and cake sale was especially well patron
ized. Miss Susie Clark. Miss Irene Rob
bins, Miss Sadie Winchester and Mis-
Olive Weatherhead acted as mattresses.