Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-05
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The needlecraft will meet Friday after
noon with Miss Florence Fisher.
Don Hawkins Of West Pawlet has been
visiting his son. Willis j. Hawkins
II. +. Miller Of Lynn was a guest Owe,
Sunday al Il. T.. Fishers where his wifi.
and child have been visiting some TIM
DR.. Ernest Clark gave an interestins
talk Friday evening in the meeting of the
Capernaum circle on the boys and girl
Of Sivas, Turkey, where he is a medica.
missionary.
Mrs. A. w. Stowe and Miss Carr.
Hamln returned Monday after spendlre
short time at Fishers Island. Carroll
Fisher of Lynn spent a short vacatiyg
at home this week.
Western engine company voted to at
tend the fremans muster in North Ai-
ans Labor day in its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. The trip will be taker,
If the members show enough interest ana
attend practice regularly.
The evening services in the Congrega-
| tional church and the Tuesday evening
| prayer meeting have been resumed They
were omitted during the past few week.
| on account Of the absence of the pastor
| Rev. +. j. Lewis.
Rev. and Mrs. william Hunter Of Prov
| idence are guests of Mr.. Hunters broth
er, George b. Hunter. Dr. Hunter and
| his family will go Monday to Lake Onei-
| da, n. Y, for a vacation. They will be
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Hunter.
A. w. Stowe received a telegram Fri
| day announcing the death of his grand
! son, Norman Wells Hamilton, infant son
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore NJ Hamilton.
in Fairfax Va. Mr.. Stowe and his SON
| Fred Stowe, left at once for Fairfax, but
| they were unable to reach there in time
| for the funeral
The woman's association Of the Con-
| gregational church held a missionary
| meeting yesterday afternoon in the home
| of Mrs. Alice Cook. Missions in South
| America was the subject and some inter
| esting papers were read by Mrs. c. S
| Clark and Miss Emma Mixer. After the
| program there was a social hour and
| refreshments were served by the host
| ess
Rev. L. ]. Lewis and family returned
| Friday night from Big Rock. ILL.,. where
| they were called by the Illness and death
| of Mrs. Lewis's mother more than a
month ago. Mr.. Lewis preached Sunday
| morning and evening and he was given
! a cordial welcome home by his parish 10
| toner's. He will speak Sunday morning
| on Gods Sabbath and the rest of the
| soul"
Mrs. Ellen E Nelson Of Melrose. Mass.
| is very III with black diphtheria in her
| home. Three other members OF the fam
| lily are at contagious hospitals with the
same disease. A little adopted daughter
| OF four years lived only a week Mrs
| Nelson is a daughter of the late Nathaniel
| Holland. an old resident of West Brat
tleboro. who was a hotel proprietor here
| in the sixties.
Rev. James Clark came here the last
| Of the week with his bride and they have
been visiting Mr. Clark's parents, Dr. and
| Mrs G. S. Clark. a few days before they
| go to North Bennington. where Mr.. Clark
| is pastor Of the Congreg tional church
| They were given a pleasant informal re-
| ception Wednesday evening in the home
| OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Clark on
| Green street. the reception also being De
honor Of Or. and Mrs. Ernest Clark a.
Sivas, Turkey, who are spending a year
| at home