Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-12-08


B. H. Landman of Cambridge, Mass,
was a recent visitor at G. F. Covey's
Miss Mabel Weld was home for few
days last week. She returned to Spring
field Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Haywood, Mrs. ]. L.
Stockwell and Mrs. B. s. Miller were in
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday on
pleasure trip.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Harrison expect
Mr.. Harrison's sister, Mrs. l. L. Ing
ram, and his brother, p c. X. Harrison,
to be with them over Sunday.
Miss Maudie Stone. who spent several
days with her grandmother Mrs. Har-
riet A. Stone, at Mrs C. R. Evans's
returned to Brooklyn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stockwell en-
tertained their children and grandchil-
dren at dinner Thanksgiving day. There
were 10 in the party who sat down to
dinner.
The meeting of the Near and Farther
Lights society which was to have been
with Miss Ellen Miner on Thursday was
postponed indefinitely on account of the
serious illness of her sister, Miss Eta
Miner
The Twentieth Century society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. S.
Miller. Pleasing games were enjoyed
and refreshments were served The
next meeting will be held with Mrs d.
S. Rider Saturday afternoon, Dec. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Richardson of
Wlliamsville were guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. S Miller. Mrs.
daughter, Maude, visited Mrs. Millers
aunt Mrs Alonzo Stebbins, in Vernon
Saturday.
j. r. Wood has sold his place on
| Western avenue to Ruel Boyd of Hins-
dale and Mr.. Boyd has sold his place in
Hinsdale to Mr.. Wood. The papers were
made out yesterday, Thursday. and the
two families expect to move early next
week. The sales We're made through
E. NJ. Dodge, the real estate dealer, in
| Hinsdale.
Baptist church, Rev. f. S. Harrison,
! pastor. Sunday services Dec. 10: Divine
| worship 1880 a m. Miss Matilda Brown
! of Boston, worker among the Swedes,
| will speak about her work. She is well
known as very interesting speaker.
| Bible school at II m. Evening service
at : o'clock Church prayer meeting
| Friday evening usual.
Two families on Dummerston hill have
a very pleasant way of spending Thanks
| giving. Last year Mrs. NJ. +. Cham
| berlain and Mrs. William Hescock cook
! ed their dinners and the Chamberlains
| TOOK their ulnner TO Mr.. HeScOCkS and
they all enjoyed the dinners together
This year they did the same way and
all partook of an exceptionally good
dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs NJ
| +. Chamberlain.
The following pupils We're perfect in
attendance during the fall term: Merrill
| Hamilton Ruth Alexander, Ruth Mich
oas, Laura Derby. Edith Hammarlund,
| Florence Ames, Dorothy Cain, Doris
| Dowley, Emma Johnson, Silas Hamil-
ton, Clyde Jakway, Julian Wood Ber-
| tina Rider, Clayton Rhodes, Edward YES
per, Leo Wood, Emma Atkinson, Cecilia
| Nichols, Clara Thurber, Carroll Harris
Paul Holbrook, Charlotte Knight Belle
| NewcOmb, Doris Winchester Leslie and
| Gladys Ames Raymond and Keith Alb
! bott, Clinton Convey, Arthur Doyle, Ethel
| But, Helen Dalrymple, Gladys Harris, Iva
Johnson, Gladys Newcomb and Fred
Robbins. The teachers appreciate the in
terest which these pupils have taken
and it is very gratifying to be able to
give such report of attendance.