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

Ira Goddard OF Chester was in town
this week.
Mrs. Griffin. who is i'll at the hotel, is
somewhat better.
Inez Edison of windham visited Leona
Clayton the first OF the week
Mrs. Milo Burton of Chester was
guest at W. W. Heald's over Sunday
F. C. Dean spent Sunday at his home,
returning to business Monday morning.
Master Robert Fits of Brattleboro is
spending his vacation at Brookside farm.
Mrs. H p. Yearly and two daughters
came from Brattleboro Tuesday night
for visit here.
Hugh Vale and James Clough returned
Tuesday from their camping trip on
Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Goodale Of New
York city are spending a weeks vacation
at Brookside farm.
Mr.. and Mrs c. a Whitman Of Adams.
Mass, are visiting in town. They are
always welcome guests.
Mrs. George Swallow and little daugh-
ter Of Brownsville are visiting her father
and other friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Sisson, former pastor OF the
Methodist church. and his wife are very
welcome guests here this week.
Presiding Elder w. n. Newton held a
conference meeting at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening
The minstrel show given Wednesday
evening was better than most OF the trav-
cling shows that have visited this place.
Henry Howard Of Dartmouth college
is spending a part Of his vacation with
his brother. NJ. ]. Howard. Of this place
Mrs. c. W. Castle has returned TO her
home in Jamaica after spending three
weeks with her granddaughter, Mrs. F. F.
Churchill.
Mrs. F. E. Coburn and TWO children
went Tuesday to Lowell, Mass. for a
visit before going to their new home in
Bernardston.
A well contested game OF base ball was
played here Saturday between the South
Londonderry and Townshend teams, the
home club winning 7 to 6.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett are receiving a
visit from their children and grandchil-
dren. Mrs. F. ]. Kenworthy and three
daughters of Hampden, Mass, and Mrs
l. B. Morrow OF Davenport, Iowa.
Children's day exercises given at the
Baptist church Sunday evening were I'M
usually interesting. The children, in
GLIDING some OF the youngest in the
school, did themselves great credit.
Special music by the choir added much
to the occasion.
The exhibition under the auspices of
the Woman's Relief corps was given
Everything passed on satisfactorily. ali
taking their parts well. The music for
the play and the dance which followed.
rendered by c. Dugan of Brattleboro and
Mrs. May Calvin, with ]. B. johnson as
prompter, was all that could be desired.
Pomona Grange met with Farmers
Grange at Farnum's hall Wednesday.
The business meeting was held in the
forenoon, after which an excellent din
ner was provided and the exercises were
open to the public in the afternoon, con-
sisting Of music. an address of welcome
by the master OF Farmers Grange, re-
recitauons, and a debate, Resolved
Spouse by L F. Woodward, readings
That the city boarders ought to be en-
couraged to come to the country" There
were present visitors from Wantastiquet
Gieoe Mountain, Industrial, West Branch
Chester and GasseJts Oranges.
Rev. F. E. Coburn preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday from Eph. $40
ministry. His first pastorate was in
Hoosick Falls, n. Y, the second at
Windsor, this state. and the third and
last here, where he has been the past five
years. His sermon was an expression of
love and appreciation to the people: an
interest expressed in their welfare. bota
in business and schools; and an ANXIETY
above all for their spiritual DEVELOPMENT
Mr.. Coburn has been a member of tbe
executive committee Of the Glebe Noun
tain Sunday school association during his
whole stay here and he will be missed
by that organization. Mr.. and Mrs. CO.
burn carry with them the earnest wish
for success and prosperity in their new
field OF labor.