Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10
WEST RRArrIERoRo.

The Needlecraft will meet with Miss
Florence Fisher next Friday afternoon.
Chester G. Warmer of the New York
custom house is visiting his mother Mrs.
Ann NJ. Warmer
Mrs. Ella Collins returned to Whining
ton Tuesday after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Catherine Evans.
Mrs L. S. Bartlett, Miss Maria Stedman
and Mrs. f. f. Fisher went Wednesday
to Lynn to visit several weeks.
Rev. e. j. Lewis will preach Sunday
morning on THE most marvellous thing"
In the evening there will be the usual gos-
pei service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Bgelow went yes
terday to Boston to attend commence
ment exercises at Tufts college from
which Mrs Bigelow graduated in the class
of 1900
Hiram and Henry Haskell will move to
the Farley Starr place on Western aven-
ue within a few days. The house which
they have occupied will be taken by Will
bert Renfrew.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Clark will leave to-
morrow for Yonkers, n. Y, going by way
of Burlington and the lake and then taxi
ing the Hudson river trip down. They
will visit in Yonkers a week.
Sunday, June 10, will be observed as
Childrens day by the Congregational
Sunday school. The children will have
exercises and the pastor will give an ad-
dress instead of having the usual morn
ing service.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Andrew, who
had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. f. R.
Mann, went to Townshend Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Mann's brother, c. o. Kimball,
before returning to their home in North
Hoosick, n. Y.
Rev. E. j. Lewis, pastor of the Congre-
gational church, will take his vacation in
July. He expects to go with his family
directly after July 4 to Plymouth, Conn.
They will visit there and in other places
in Litchfeld county through the month.
MIR. Lewis will return in time to preach
the first Sunday in August
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Walker have moved
into their home on Greenleaf street The
house, which Mr. Walker bought some
time ago of George Gibson, has been eX-
tensively repaired. While the work was
in progress on the house Mr. and Mrs.
| Walker lived in Dummerston. Mr.. Walker
| is a native of Dummerston, who was In
| business many years in Farley, Iowa.
The annual meeting of the trustees OF
J Brattleboro academy was held Wednes
day evening in the home Of H. F. Wealth
! erhead. These officers were elected: Pres
| ident, Rev l.. ]. Lewis; vice president
| w llldn =. NeNlOU' SeCltNdl - II
| Weatherhead; treasurer, DIR. c. S. Clark
! prudential committee, Rev. E. J. Lewis
| Dr. c. 5. Clark and A. Wells stowe.
! Dr. c. 5. Clark received a message yes
terday morning that his son, Dr. Ernest
| Clark of the medical mission at Sivas
! Turkey, would sail on a boat which was
scheduled to arrive in New York sun
day 1t is expected that DR.. and Mrs
Clark will reach this village Monday. DR.
Clark went to Turkey eight years age
and this is his first visit home. He ha:
a furlough Of year and he will spend {
| large part of the time here.
Herbert Bradwell Titus of Nyack. n. Y.
and Miss Nellie Keller Ware of 523 Nortl
Spring street Penascola, Florida, will
be married on Thursday, June l6. Mr.
Titus is the elder son Of the late Martin
Titus and grandson of the late Mr. ant
Mrs. Thomas w. Titus of Vernon. HI
is a cousin of Miss Beulah f. Bates o
this place and is we'll remembered by tn
young people as a visitor in town som
years ago. Mr.. Titus and bride will liv
in Nyack, \. Y.