Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-05
WEST eRATTLE8oRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown spent wed
nesday night in Jamaica.
Miss Mary Clark will return tomorrow
after two weeks spent in New YORK.
Fred Stowe returned to New York Sat
usuay after a weeks stay at nome
Miss Daisy Miller returned Wednesday
10 her studies in Simmons college, Boston
DR.. q. P. Hunter appeared in his new
Ford runabout Wednesday for the hrst
time.
John Helyar of the University of Yer
mont is spending the Easter vacation at
home
William Elliott of the national soldiers
home in Togus, Me-, is visiting ms
niece, Mrs. F. C. Brown
Mrs. Daniel Marsh and her daughter
have rented the tenement connected Win
j. L. Stockwell's store.
shelton Keneston entertained the Coca
club Saturday afternoon at an Easter SUI
gar party at his sugar camp.
Miss Nettie Dale Johnson VINO mas
been at A. w. Stoves some time re-
turned to her home in Wardsooro last
Friday.
Mrs Clifford Smith of Pittsford and
son. Howard, who is in Dartmouth col
lege, are spending the week with MISS
Anna Smith.
Mrs. Kate Marsh Cone of Hartford, VT
smoke in the meeting of the Bible STUDY
class held in DR.. C. S. Clarks nome
Wednesday evening.
Word has been received that MI ana
Mrs. Wallace Cook and their daughter,
Marguerite, expected to sail wednesday
from Florida, where they nave pee"
spending a month.
The woman's association of the Congre-
gatonaI church held a devotional ana
study meeting in the parsonage Ihurs-
day afternoon. The book, "Chrlstus re
demptor." was studied, several passages
telling of the conditions OF missionary
work in the island world being read
The Friday evening meeting of the First
Congregational church last week was II, III
the form of a memorial service to MISS
Mabel Stowe, daughter of A w. stowe
who died in San Francisco March ~ Inc
service was a simple one conducted Dy tie
pastor, Rev L. M. Keneston. ARNOLD ;
After Death in Arabia" was reau, az az
Miss Stowe had expressed regret that II
had not been read at the time of her
mother funeral.
The Y. - S. c. E. held an april Fool
social in the chapel Monday evening,
The program consisted of a piano SOLO by
Miss Ethel Blodgett, songs by MIS-
Corinnne Blodgett and an April 1901 sone
by Miss Gladys Stellman, MISS May may Ina.
er Miss Maud Brown and Miss Helen Prem
tiss accompanied by Miss Helen Weather-
head on the violin. The last number OF
the program was a surprise for the com
pany and they found themselves singing
at The top of their voices, "Oh' what
fool l am to a well known tune iht
first Of the evening was spent In playing
games.
Easter Sunday was fittingly observed
by the First Congregational church VIII
special program of music given by az
enlarged chorus in the morning servlc'
ana a sermon by the pastor, Rev. Luthe'
VI Neneston. The church was well deco
rated with palms and Easter lilies, whicl
made a pleasing setting for the service
one Of the features of the musical pro
gram was a song Easter Chimes D!
SIX young women,-Miss May Thayer
Miss Helen Prentiss, Miss Ethel Smith
Miss Grace Smith, Miss Maud Brown an,
Miss Gladys Stellman.-with violin obi
cato by Miss Helen Weatherhead. Mis-
Neatherhead also played the offertory Sc
lection. The evening service was held a
o'clock in order that those who wishe
n'eht attend the union service In tn
East village.
west Brattleboro news also on page 2.