Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24

their aunt. Mrs. Ed Belleville. in South
Chelmsford, Mass.
wantastiquet Grange observed chill
dren's night Thursday evening with APP
propriate exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith returned
Saturday from a months visit in Worces-
ter and Clinton, Mass.
Miss Ethel Perry has gone to
Thousand Islands, where she expects to
work through the summer.
Miss Florence Field has been in Cam
bridge attending the commencement eX-
ercises at Harvard university.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Jeffords Of Plym-
outh have been the guests Of the formers
mother, Mrs Helen Jeffords, this week.
Mrs. S A. Fitzhenry returned to her
home in Medford, Mass, Tuesday after a
two months stay with Hinsdale relatives.
Miss Helen Smith OF Nashua has been
the guest OF Miss Ethel Fletcher a few
days, coming in time for the high school
reception.
Miss Florence NJ. King OF Northampton
came Tuesday to attend the Jeffords-Rob-
ertson wedding. She has been a guest OF
Miss Barrows.
Mr. and Mrs Walter L Todd and a
| party Of friends are making a few weeks
automobile trip to the White mountains
and other places.
Miss Charlotte Smith has returned to
her home in stamford, Conn, and Miss
Rena Pearl Carrck to her home in East
| Greenwich, Mass
Mrs. Hamilton Of Mortified. returned
missionary from Japan, gave an inter-
! esting address in the Baptist church last
! sunday afternoon.
! Mr. and Mrs. F. 4. Davis returned
| Tuesday from few days visit with the
| formers brother. Fred c. Davis and fam
| lily. in Hartford Conn.
Rev A NJ Bradley and J. NJ Lamb
were in Concord last week TO hear Rev.
DR.. Hunter Of Glasgow, the celebrated
! Congregational minister.
Principal r l Bartlett left hurredly
| Saturday morning for his home In W0--
| cester because Of the critical illness Of
his father, who has tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Dole are entertain
| ing Miss Gladys Blanchard OF Dorches-
| ter Mass. George Colony Of Keene was
a recent guest at the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mccormick and J.
| y. Mccormick were called to South Deer
field, Mass. last week, by the illness and
death OF Mrs. McCormick's father.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marley has returned
from Brooklyn. y Y, where she was
called last week by the death Of a neph-
ew. and the sickness Of three nleces.
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Stebbins recently
entertained Mrs Stebbins's brother. Da-
vid s walton. OF East orange, " j.,
and Mrs. Frank Shutter OF Pomona, y.
Y.
Miss Nina and Miss Ella May Barber
OF Oshkosh. Wis, nieces OF Mrs +. c
Robertson, arrived here Tuesday They
will remain among relatives through tbs
summer
St Johns day will be observed next
Sunday morning by the local Masoni,
lodge. which will attend the Universal.
ist church in a body, and Rev. A. NJ
Bradley Will address them.
Charles \. NORM Of this town, who wa!
one OF the recent graduates at St. An
? sem's college in Manchester. was tn,
winner Of the medal for catechism in tn,
sophomore class, given by Bishop Guertin
r Enos X. Sawyer OF Franklin visited hi
= aunt and cousin, Mrs. Fletcher. AM
daughter. two days last week. Mr. Saw
2 yer. who is mayor Of Franklin, has tn
distinction OF being the youngest mayo
! in New Hampshire
2 The juniors reception to the hig
0 school graduating class last week Thurs
Il day evening was a delightful social affaii
r The reception was from s to O'CLOCK
L after which dancing was enjoyed unit
n /. Leitsinger's orchestra furnished mu
sic for as pretty, quiet and orderly
5 company OF dancers as one would wish {
y see Inc srdnu mdrcn was leo DE SlO
L ney Stearns OF the junior class. and Mis-
= Doris Cantlin, one OF the graduates. Re
S freshments OF ice cream and cake wer
o served in the basement dining room b
Il the freshman class.
II Children's Sunday was observed in III
: Congregational church Sunday. when
e pleasing concert was given by the Sur
e day school. taking the place OF the res
u uar morning service. The auditorium
n was decorated prettily with plants ar
;, flowers. At $50 p. m, by invitation
n the Methodist pastor, Rev. y. L. Porte
lie the Congregational people attended Il
Children's day service at the Method
church. Here the chancel was beautiful
decorated with laurel and peonies. tt
pastor preached a short sermon apr
pirate to the occasion and an interestil
r program was given, comprising music
a. and literary selections.