Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-11
DUNN RsTON.


Mrs. NJ. A. Bemis is very i'll.
& O. Reed and family are improving
Mr. and Mrs George Rockwell, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dewitt OF Bratuchor"
ana Mr.. and Mrs. W. Walker We're
sunday guests at f. G. Tenneys
Rev. Mr. Cogswen has CHOSEN for Us
text for next Sunday at l0.45 Luke =.
25-2S. inclusive. Subject, signs pre-
cedinE the second coming "i ''II0'
Evening service at o'clock.
Edwin II. Miller will sing the baritone
mart i'm the cantata. Wreck OF the Hes
perus" which will be given by the North
field high school chorus IN tle town nan
Mortified, Monday night The proceeds
~ The concert will help defraN the 'N-
Denses of the senior class trip TO Wash
Snnd,v guests were Nelson crosby at
J. X. Crosby's; Mr. Pettngill OF vernon
at W. T. Nicnols's; Miss Edith button
at NJ. f buttons; f j. stark 81 ser
nardston at L. l.. Stark's. MT ana
Mrs Robert Walker ana daughter az
G G. walkers; Ernest and Avery Nil
Ter at Maple Ridge farm
tortv-dve local Changers and towns
neople attended the dance and supper IN
West Dummerston March T. W r
walker and +. H. LaughJon each had
merry crowd of 10 indiNl1uals 3''I '''e
tin norn scientifically performed by
member Of Mr., IAughton's crowd, pF"h'
tae silence of night and incideutaly
nnsat The nerves of few horses besides
adding to the hilarity Of the occasion.
The Birthday club held one ot ats
uleasant meetings March 2 with MISS
irua Jennison who was presented with
n bendsome signet ring and mad other
Dleasant reminders of the OCCASION
The gathering was unusually large IN
| yited guests being present beside the
| club members. An elegant supper was
! served, the table being literally covered
| viz good things handsome birthday
| aal,a ,,roced the occasion. The club re-
| organized and will mold meetings 'Ne
| coming year.
The Grange held its usual regular
| meeting Tuesday evening Brothers p
| G Tenney and L. G. Davis acted as
presiding officers. Sister Davis present,
! ed an excellent literary program anu
| there was small amount OF routine
| work Rotation of crops was discussed
| The next meeting will be held March
J % Question for discussion, Does II
| nav the farmer to keep tloroushpreu
! stock?" The Grange will hold dance
and sugar supper In the new nan In If,
| CFriday) evening, Everybody cordlahN
The Grange Benefit society held It's
annual meeting with Mrs. Jennie Walk J.
| err March 3, and elected the following
| oficers for 1919: Pres, Mrs Jennie A
| Walker, vice pres ME h4i'iiiit -
Downs; chaplain, Mrs Augusta Ben
nett: sec. and treas, Mrs. J. w PatcA;
business committee, Mrs. M +, Brown
Mrs. I.enna Tenney, Mrs Mary Ray
ana Mrs. Dora Davis. AT the close oi
the business meeting Mrs. Augusta Ben
nett. in behalf of the society, presented
Mrs. Walker with a half dozen soil'
silver teaspoons as n slight token of tho
| love and esteem of her co-workers Mrs
walker responded httngly. Refresh
ments were served and social Aoul
followed. This society was founded
Feb. %. 1906, with six members and o.
cents i'm the treasury; it now numbers
over 80 members with over 500 IN TN
treasury. besides contributing nearl
500 toward furnishing the dining room
ana kitchen of the new Grange nail, an'
a. is a living example Of what organize'
labor and well directed efforts backe'
by umtirng energy, can do
The home we first knew on this beautlfu
earth,