Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-03


A. Cole Wednesday.
Ralph Amidon of Springfield, Mass, has |
boen visiting his mother.
Mrs Iucius Wheelock of Brightwood |
Mass is at c. S. Wizards.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Nathan came Mon |
day 20 their summer home.
Miss Bessie Woodburn of Westminster
is working for Mrs. j. V. Shaw.
Miss Ella Stratton has returned to her |
home i'm Wliamsville.
owing to the storm the Changers did not |
go to Westminster as planned
Mrs. ]. E. f. Taft of Buffalo is visiting
her brothcr-in-law, G. L. Pierce.
Mrs NJ d. Whitman has suffered re-
lapse and is again confined to her bed.
H. ]. Foley, night operator at the sta
ton, has moved to Horace Kidder's house |
Mrs Abby Gould of North Adams is
at her sisters, Mrs j. V. Shaws, to stay
several weeks
c. S Willard has finished work for Dr.
G. s Foster. Frank Young has taken his
place.
George Fuller began work for Corser
& Britton May l. He is boarding at Mr.
Brittons.
Mrs Frank d. Kendall of Brattleboro
and daughter, Bessie, were in town We'd
nesday
C. A. Poland has rented the August
Johnson house and will begin housekeep-
ing soon
E r. Andrews and family of Boston
came to their summer home on West hill
Thursday.
Miss Balch was entertained at the Con-
gregational parsonage while attending the
recent convention.
Phoebe the coach dog belonging to c.
s Willard was run over by an automobile
and killed Sunday.
Rev. II. E Buffum will continue his
lectures on Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
next Sunday evening.
The ladies' aid society of the Congre-
gational church will meet Tuesday after
noon Tea will be served.
The children had a merry time Wednes-
day evening hanging baskets. the teach
ers being especially remembered.
]. L. Howard returned to Boston Sunday
for another three weeks work among the
schools as instructor in penmanship.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bush, who have
had a room in the Huntley house, are
moving to a room rented of A. ]. Aver.
Mrs J. A. Taylor of Brattleboro was
guest of Mrs. II. G. Everleth and attended
the Eastern Star meeting Wednesday
evening.
Rev. /. w, Morey has invited the Grand
Army and Woman's Relief corps to attend
service in the Congregational church Sun
day, May 26.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward of Wal
pole have returned home after visit of
several weeks with their daughter Mrs.
c. W. Adams.
Rev. II. e, Buffum is adding an cleo
trical attachment to his lantern so that
it may be used where there is electricity
with greater efficiency
George Littlefield of Brattleboro was in
town to attend the burial of his grand
daughter Friday He was accompanied
by his daughter, Grace.
Miss Jennie Hills, teacher in the pub
lie schools of Ftchburg, came Monday to
Mrs. F. S. Harris's to spend a weeks va
cation with her relatives.
J. R. Page and family of Bellows Falls
have moved to Miss Nellie Murphy's
house. Mr.. Page is employed by Bodine
& Davis in the brick yard
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goodell have
rented the Huntley house and will begin
housekeeping. Mr.. Goodell expects his
mother to spend the summer with them.
Mrs Fanny Huntley of Brattleboro, who
retains her Office in Golden Rule chapter,
o. f. s., was present Wednesday even
ing to assist in the initiation of candi-
dates
James Lester of Charlestown is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Gates. He had a Sc
rious accident several weeks ago, one
foot being crushed by large iron weight
which fell upon it.
Mrs. Carrie Clouse and children, Harold
and Ellen, who have been visiting at NJ.
g, Williamss, left Monday to join Mr..
Clouse en- route to Los Angeles, Calf,
where they expect to make their home.
Dorothy May Littlefeld, the 11-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Little
hed Of Springfield, Mass, died April 20
from meningitis. The body was brought
to Putney Friday and burial was in the
family lot in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The social in the Congregational vestry
Wednesday evening under the auspices
Of the Christian Endeavor was an en-
thuslastic gathering. The social com
mittee provided "a trip around the
world" for amusement, which with games
and refreshments made up the evening s
entertainment
Miss Caroline Hopson Of Burlington has
been engaged by the Baptist church to
assist the pastor in parish work few
days beginning about the middle Of May,
MISS Hopson is at present engaged In
similar work in the western part of the
state She will assist especially in the
service Of song.
The services in the Baptist church next
Sunday will be: Morning worship, SER
mon by pastor, at 1O45, followed by the
Lords supper; Bible school, IL m, The
Superintendent has promised a surprise
Ior the school next Sunday, Christian
Endeavor, p. M, led by Miss H. M
"alkup. This is the conservation meet
Ing. Lecture at 7SO with stereopticon.
In the list OF appointments announced
IN Worcester Polytechnic institute las
week Carl D. Knight B. s.. instructor II
electrical engineering, is made instructor
IN Experimental electrical engineering. II
me corps of the faculty the following ap
pears; Carl d. Knight, B. s., instructor
h Experimental electrical engineering
graduate from course in electrical engi
neerng, Worcester Polytechnic institute
b. s. degree 1903; General Electric com
pany 1903 to 1904 instructor in electrical
engineering at the institute, 1904 associ
aye member American Institute Of Elec
Ulcal Engineers, etc"
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