Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
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Miss Ann Warmer is at Justin L.
! Kings for a week
Miss Barron of Baltimore is spending
few weeks a DR.. G. b. Hunters.
Mrs. l.. II. Stelman has been seriously
| III week, but is much better
Miss Florence Warmer is spending a
| week al Maurice Chamberain's on Dunn
merston hill.
Roy Fisher of Boston is at home for
| ms vacation at his fathers, E. e.
MRS. Flora Howe of Saratoga. came
! Mann. ''
Mrs Henry Fisher and her grand.
daughter returned to Bridgeport. Conn
Yesterday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Fisher.
Rev and Mrs d. E. Wells of Cam
bridge, Mass, returned Wednesday after
a 10 days visit at their daughters. Mrs
Frank Dyes.
The ladies' benevolent society of the
Baptist church will hold a food sale sat
ing room.
Mrs. L. H. Bartlett. Miss Maria sted-
man and Miss Florence Fisher went
Wednesday to Pigeon Cove, on the point
OF cape Ann, Mass, for an outing of a
week -
Joel Knapp of Dorchester is in town
thls week spending part of his time at
ms iather s, Hiram Knapps, and part at
Nlrs' T. A Richardson's where his wife
ana son are spending the summer
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception of Hayes Bigelow and
MISS Carolyn Lois Clark at the home
OF Miss Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Clark, on Maple terrace Wednes-
day. July 81.
Inc woman's association of the Congre-
gauonal church held well attended To-
cent tea at the home of Mrs John Hem
kel on Estey street yesterday Afternoon
The tea was planned for Wednesday az
ternoon' but the shower caused a post
ponement.
me family Of Eugene Blodgett is hav-
ing reunion this week, every one of the
children with their families being al
nome. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dinwiddie
ana daughter of Buffalo, N. Y. came
early in the week and Mr. and Mrs Al
ton Blodgett of Greenfield came Saturday
Iheir other sons, Benjamin Blodeett and
Harold Blodgett, are also at home The
entlre family spent Wednesday at Spof-
ford lake.
The semi-annual business meeting and
election of officers of the Baraca class
was held on Tuesday evening, July 16, at
the church. The following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing term
president, E. r. Thurber; vice president.
u. A Allen; secretary and treasurer
l.: +. Taylor; collector, o. G. Covey
Inc report OF the treasurer showed that
an bills were paid and a good balance in
the treasury.
On Wednesday evening, July "a the
ladies benevolent society Of the Raptist
church will hold an ice cream sale and
social at the home of Mrs. D. T. Perry.
BESIDES the sale of ice cream and CANDY
there will be large number of novel ana
attractive features. An automobile has
oeen engaged for the evening and there
Will be rides for all at a small fee
Booths will be erected in which many
useful articles will be sold. Plenty Of
music VIII serve TO make the evening
enjoyable. All are cordially invited.
on Tuesday evening. July 16. the Chris
tan Endeavor society of the Rantis+
church held a social in the vestry. There
were several unusual features about this
social, which was called a reverse So
ciaL All who came entered by the
rear door and were greeted by the social
committee with the remark Good night.
I hope you have enjoyed the evening
The program was reversed. the Good
Nlght song coming first and the "VVel-
come by the pastor last. A spelling
match in which the contestants were re-
quired to spell the words backwards"
was a very interesting and amusing feat
ure Of the evenings program. Miss Maud
barney Miller played a violin solo and
Harland I. Miller sang, And a Little
Child Shall Lead Them" Miss Barron
oi Baltimore, guest of DR.. and Mrs
Hunter, gave two humorous musical Sc
Iections which were much enjoyed by all
Refreshments of lemonade and waters
were served.