Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-16

rev l.. o. Sherburne will preach in the
Congregational church Sunday
me stores and banks will be closed
all day to-day, Bennington day.
Inc present night operator in the tele-
phone office is Mrs. Herbert Blood.
Miss Mary Spofford returned Saturday
from five weeks stay in Bradford.
Rev A. p Pratt left Friday for a few
weeks rest at the beach in Friendship.
Maine 'iuS"iP'
Mrs. Barney Cannon and Mr. and Mrs.
at Lake Sunapee.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Walker went TO-
day to Hyannis, Mass, on Cane Cod for
n two weeks rest.
MISS Jennie Shlpman of Peoria III
IS visiting her father, A. M. Shipman'
in San Diego, Cal.
Miss Mary Searle returned Tuesday
from a five weeks vacation spent with
her aunt in Bolton.
Miss Helena Mitchell b. F. H. s. 'O7.
VIII enter the College of Fine Arts at
Syracuse university in September.
Judge and Mrs. Zina II. Allbee and
their son are occupying the cottage of
Frank II. Thompson at Lake sunepee
Mrs. NJ c. Ladd goes to BROOKLYN next
thursday TO spend a few weeks with her
SON charles, who Is a machinist in that
city. " '''"'
About 20 members of Hope Temple No.
8, Pythian Sisters, went to Springfield
wednesday and instituted a temple in
that village.
The family of Eugene S. Leonard re-
turned Monday night from a three weeks
vacation spent at the Simonds cottage at
Lake Sunapee.
Deacon John o. Spring and his son, DR..
William A. Spring of Germany, are TAX
ing trip West, with Cleveland, Ohio.
as their objective point.
Miss Annie Benson is taking n two
weeks vacation from her duties as rural
mail carrier and Jay Livermore of the
post office force is taking her place.
Miss Nellie Dunley, who is employed in
the suit and cloak department of ]. c.
Days store, is spending a two weeks
vacation at her home in White River
Junction.
Deacon c. w. Osgood spoke Sunday in
the Congregational church in Charlestown
In the place of the pastor. and next Sun
day he will speak in the the local Metho-
dist church for Mr.. Sherburne
Mrs. c. X. Labaree. Miss Labaree, Miss
Olive Prentiss and Mrs. S. ]. Coolidge
were in Charlestown last week Thurs
day attending the SD birthday party of
Mrs. Laura NJ. Labaree of that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Leonard Of
New York, who have been spending two
weeks with Mr.. Leonard's mother, will
go today to the Catskills for the re-
mainder OF the month They will be ac-
companied by Mr.. Leonard's sister, Miss
Ida.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church was occupied Sunday by Rev. E.
T. Blake of Charlestown. Next Sunday
Rev. L. o. Sherburne of the Methodist
church will preach there, and the follow
ing Sunday Rev. Asher Anderson, D. D.,
secretary Of the national council, will oc-
cupy it.
After an illness of two years, John Nc
Green died Wednesday evening at his
home on Atkinson street. He was born
Dec. 8, 1S49, the son of the late Thomas
McGreen. He leaves four sisters, all of
whom live in Bellows Falls, and three
brothers. one of whom lives here. The
funeral was held in ST. Charles church
Saturday morning.
The council of Congregational churches
at Ludlow to dismiss Rev. Rodney w.
Roundy from the pastorate of that church
was held Monday afternoon, the delegate
from the local church being Deacon c.
w. Osgood. Mr.. Roundy is a Rocking
ham boy, graduate Of the high school
here in 1895. He will assume the pastor
ate of the wethersield Avenue church Of
Hartford. Conn, on the first Sunday in
September.
John Brennan of West Lebanon, n. H.
and Mrs. Brennan, who came to Bellows
Falls Saturday, are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. ]. Y. Ridden, on Henry street.
Mr.. Brennan is one of the oldest locomo-
tive engineers on the Connecticut River
line and has not had a vacation for three
years. He draws express trains between
White River Junction and Springfield,
Mass, and has been running upon lines
passing through Bellows Falls the last 33
years. He is to have a two weeks vaca-
ton and. says he does not want to see
time"