Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-05

James Richardson and friend left for
Boston Monday.
Horace Gale has been afflicted with
| sciatic rheumatism.
| Bessie Dutton is at home on account
| of her mothers illness.
Miss Cora Mason is at Newfane for
the third time this spring.
Martin Perry has sold his farm to
| Frank Adams of Windham.
Horace Gale Of Brookline was at II.
Marsh's over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Harriet Fletcher has been con-
fined to the house several weeks with
| grip.
| Hazel S. Taft will return from Bos-
ton Saturday to remain through the
summer.
Mrs. S. Harding and son, Herbert.
| from New Hampshire were in town
this week.
John A. Grout has been i'll and his
daughter, Mrs Moses Grout, is carrying
the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummings of South
Londonderry visited this week at Mrs.
Alma Cummings.
A baseball game against the Wards
boro boys will be played here next Sat-
urday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Georganna Mexican has returned from
the normal school in Westfeld. Mass, to
visit few days with her parents.
Bertha Phillips and Ethel Sparks were
with their parents Sunday. Miss Sparks
attended her grandmother's funeral Mon
day.
Frederick Northup of Ridgewood, n.
j., brother of John II. Northup, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Northup
Bernie Phillips left Thursday to visit
his uncle in Westfeld, Mass. From
there he will seek employment in AL
bany. N Y.
in Concord, Mass, is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips. He
will be in Putney this summer.
Another "trusty" put in an appear
ance at the parsonage and DR.. Parkers
home Tuesday morning. Constable w.
NJ. Sparks requested him to move on
Townshend Inn was in her ancient
glory Sunday, entertaining more than so
guests. Our Brattleboro friends will
make a success of this house if any one
can.
Two more cases of measles are re-
ported, Mr.. and Mrs. McCoy's little boy
at Newell tensions and Luthera Hamil-
ton of the seminary, a resident of Wind
ham.
In the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will speak
on the subject How Christ blesses the
merciful." All will receive cordial well
come.
Miss Nellie L. Grosernor of Worcester,
Mass, and Miss Edith L. Ray of Bel
lows Falls, students of Westfeld normal
school, spent Tuesday with Georgianna
Mexican.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre spoke on the
benefits of Odd Fellowship in Gleason
hall, Wardsboro, Thursday evening,
April p, to a large number of fraternity
men and invited guests.
Alice Davidson left here last week for
Newfane and on Saturday started for
Mortified, Mass. After spending a few
weeks in Connecticut shes will return to
Highland Park, ILL.,, her home.
The Ladies' Home club will meet in
the church vestry Wednesday afternoon,
May TO- All are requested to
be present, to bring their lunch bas-
kets and enjoy social afternoon.
The monthly conservation meeting of
the Y P. S. C. E. will take place next
| Sunday evening at $50 o'clock. Subject,
Lesson from great lives, V. Ruth;
text. Ruth /: 14-22; leader Miss Geor-
| gianna Mexican.
The Windham County Sunday School
association will hold it's convention in
| South Londonderry on May 10 and II.
DR.. Osgood and Mrs. e. H. Allbee are
the delegates appointed from the Con-
| gregational Sunday school.
! The topic for next Sunday morning in
the Baptist church will be 1.-THE power
of words" In the evening service the
pastor, Rev. Joseph Mexican, will pre-
sent the first of a sries of sermons to
men, a. The man and his social rela-
tons"
lecture preparatory to the Lord
supper will be given by the pastor in the
vestry of the Congregational church Sat
| a af ~ oil
didates for admission are requested to
be in attendance. Holy communion will
| be observed by this church next Sun
| day morning.
A quiet home wedding took place at
the brides home April a. when Frank
Lowe of Newfane and Alcestes Wheeler
of this town were united in marriage
by the Rev. Fred NJ. Wiswall. The bride
Is one of our estimable ladies and has
taught in Newfane. district No. T. in
this town and the last year in Grafton.
A large circle of friends extend congrat-
ulations.
Last Sunday As Odd Fellows Of the
Newfane lodge and 20 Rebekahs of West
River lodge were in attendance at the
service in the Congregational church.
The sermon from Prov. II: II was
preached by Rev. Daniel Mcintyre,
member of these lodges. His theme was
friendship and the Scripture lesson was
! Sam. 20. the chapter that relates to the
friendship of Jonathan and David.
The annual recital given Friday night
by Mrs. Henrietta Clark Bemis was
| success in every particular. The semi
nary band played several selections
Mrs. +. L. Osgood, Madge Elwell and
M. Park Osgood gave a piano, mando-
lin and violin selection and Miss Marga-
ret p. Mills and Hazel Landman,
a piano duet Mrs. Bemis's wide
range of numbers, in which she showed
her versatility and ability to a remark
able degree. included these selections:
THE Clowns Baby; Reminding the
Hon. st. Nicholas; For Tommy;
| Money Musk; Work Thou for Pleas