Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1908-07-03
wILLIAMsvILLE,

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Tuthill were in
Stratton over Sunday.
j. Kenneth Perry is spending the week
with relatives in Bondville.
Richard Wheeler attended the school
picnic in Newfane Wednesday.
Harold Sherman is spending his vaca-
ton with o. L. Sherman and family
DR.. P. P. White attended the meeting
of the health officers in Burlington this
week.
P. H. Carr and family have gone to
Townshend to stay until after the
Fourth.
The w. C. T. u will meet with Mrs.
Effie Stedman next Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock
Mrs. Kendall Foster came Tuesday
night and is with her mother, Mrs. Ran
dali, in their home formerly owned by
Lucien Hunt.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert White of Will
mantle, Conn, spent a few days visiting
William j. White and DR.. White of this
place, making the trip in an automobile.
d. A. Benson Haishes me to say in this
issue of The Phoenix that he is not now,
and never was, candidate for side judge
and Furthermore that he is a supporter
of Judge Worden.
The parish school closed Friday, June
20. The scholars having no absent marks
during the term were Emma, Harold and
Merton Pierce, Burton and Ernest Halli-
day, Edgar White and Graydon Mundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Morse and Mrs.
Albert Timson attended a Grange meet
ing in Brattleboro Wednesday evening,
when a large number from Cheshire
Grange of Keene were present to work
the third and fourth degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Thayer are visiting
in North Hoosac with Mrs. Thayer's pa
rents. When Mr.. Thayer reached there
he found so much work in the photograph
line that he has decided to stay for
awhile. Rev. G. e. Webster came We'd
nesday night to pick up few things
they needed.
Forty-three tickets were sold for the
Vernon excursion on Tuesday, q adults,
and % childrens tickets. All who went
report a very enjoyable time. Through
the courtesy of Mr.. Hewins the whole
party were taken across the bridge and
all over the works at the noon hour.
While there a balloon passed over. They
saw the divers at work.
The village school closed on Friday,
the 26th. Those having no absent or
tardy marks during the term were Ash
ton and Howard Timson, John and Ruby
Sparks, Harold and Floyd Washer
Pearle Greenwood, Helen Lewis, Hazel
Carr and Frank Manchester; not absent
but tardy once, Helen, Melonia and
Lewis Bills, Clarence Lewis, Richard
Wheeler; not tardy but absent one day
or less, James Goodrich, j. Kenneth
Perry Guy Lamson and Ruth Wheeler;
absent and tardy once each, Sylvia Tur-
ner and Violet Bills. Luman Sargent
was not absent or tardy after entering
school. Whole number of scholars en-
rolled, AZ. OF this number only SO en-
tered school at the beginning of the term
and three left school before the term
ended. The average attendance for the
10 weeks was AZ 1925. Only one parent
visited the school during the term and
not one of the directors were present to
see what was being done. Fifteen of the
scholars accepted the invitation of their
teacher to meet him in social way at
schoolhouse hall on Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in playing games,
the most Interesting one to the pupils
being a puzzle game on the states Of
the United States.