Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-23

Robert Allen; recitation, Clarence Tav-
lor; exercise, primary girls; recitation,
Lester Haywood; song, by primary
class; recitation, William Haywood; ex-
ercise, Junior girls; recitation, Fremont
Harris; song by the Juniors; recitation.
Clara Thurber; solo, Beatrice Carr; ad-
dress to the children by the pastor: Of
fering for the missionary work of the
American Baptist Publication society.
song by school,; benediction, Rev. E. s,
Harrison.
Z. N. Rae is working in the Estey
organ shops.
w ]. Pentland learning the plumbers
trade.
Mrs. Human Clark is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. Alva Stacy, in
Guilford.
Mrs. D.. r. Perry has been confined
to the house most of the week with
lumbago.
Mrs. Mary Harding and son of Towns
bend are staying for the present at r.
l.. Frost's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lockwood of New
fame were guests at p. w. Chase's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hescock is in the home of
her daughter, Mrs. E.. NJ. Whitney, to
stay some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Mann went Tues
day to visit their son, DIR. w. F. Mann,
in Barre a week.
Mrs. e. NJ. Whitney went to West
Dummerston Tuesday to spend a few
days at f. j. Wilkins's.
Mrs. w. II. Barber entertained the
teachers of the village schools at a tea
party Tuesday afternoon.
Little Maynard Miller has returned
home after an absence of five weeks in
Dummerston at Maple Ridge farm.
Josiah Pierce and the Misses Hough-
ton of st. Johnsbury came Tuesday to
visit several days at p. w. Chase's.
The body of Mrs. Marcia Harvey, who
died in Worcester, Mass, was brought
here Sunday for burial in the West
Brattleboro cemetery.
A automobile party from Greenfield
were guests Saturday of Ernest Perry
at Mrs. d. w. Harris's, where Mr.. Per-
ry is boarding.
The members Of the Baraca class will
hold n food sale tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to 5 O'Clock in the store next to
j. l.. ~Stockwell's store.
Miss Victoria Hamlin of Lempster. N.
H., came Tuesday to visit her sister,
Miss Carolyn Hamlin, who lives in the
family of A. w. Stowe.
Edward Billings and Miss Marjorie Bill
lings of New York, who have been guests
of Mrs. Bigelow a few days, will leave
today for South birmingham, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Clisbee, 70, visited her only
sister, Mrs. Lydia Wilcutt of Clark
street, who was stricken Saturday with
paralysis. Mrs. w. II. Alexander ac-
c~ompanied her.
f. A. Kn'pht and Frank Martin have
rented a house at Nantasket beach for
two months. They plan to take room
ers and boarders through the season,
and will go there with their families
about July l.
An ice cream and strawberry supper
will be served by the women of the
second division Of the woman's associa-
ton in the parlors of the Congregational
church next week Thursday evening
from 6 to S o'clock.
Baptist church. Rev. E. Stacy Har-
rison, pastor. Sunday morning service
1890, sermon by the pastor, subject,
Singing at the gates of Gethsemane."
Bible school at u. Evening service at
7.So, Regular Friday evening meetings
at 7.3O.
An automobile party of six from New
York, including E. d. Smith, were
guests Sunday of A. P. Smith at Maple
Ridge farm. DR.. Caroline NJ. smith
) and daughter, Miss Mary Randolph
> Smith, and granddaughter. Helen L,
Smith, came Thursday to spend the sea-
son at their summer home.
l Mr.. and Mrs. H.. f. Mann of Will
mington r,turned Saturday after attend
ing the Goddard seminary commence
ment In Barre. where their son, Harold
Mann, graduated. While in town they
visited at C. Il. Mann's on Pine street,
at Walter Bartlett's on Western avenue
t and with Mrs. Mary Crosier on Spring
, street.
Arthur Miller has had a field of al
5 falfa which has attracted much atten-
2 ton and from which samples have been
exhibited in several places. This was
his first crop. 1t wintered well and pro-
3 duced very satisfactory results. He has
sowed more seed and Is looking for
| ward with interest to the crop OF
e another year.
r The party Of five persons who at
a tended commencement at Norwich uni
d verslty last week and included Mr.. ant
s Mr.. II. G.. Smith, Miss Grace Smith
Mrs. C. r. Prentiss and Miss Heller
Prontiss. returned Friday afternoon
Denton ]. Smith accompanied them t
: remain over Sunday. He will return
- Monday 10 Proctor, where he has a 20
4 sition as civil engineer with the Yer.
= mont Marble company
a Carroll and Roy Fisher of Lynn
: Mass. came F. day to visit Mr.. ano
e Mrs. ]. f. McVo N. They returned t,
= Lynn Sunday afternoon These w,
young men are well known here, havin,
spcnt most of their lives in this plac
until three years ago, when they wen
9 into business in Lynn, repairing an,
s selling TYPEWRITER, Edison's bushes
90 monographs and office supplies. TheI
business has increased and they nov
: have two stores, one IN Lynn. tn
other in Boston. thus furnishing EN-
Z ployment for II clerks and statesmen.
About 40 friends and neiehbors of MI
n and Mrs. Ernest Coyey called on Their
A FrIday evening to remind them of tn
= sth anniversary of their marriage, i
a. fine musical program was rendered in
n Guiding two solos by Mrs. Charles Alex
ander. Mr., and Mrs. Convey were pre-
: sented a set of Irish damask linen, ia
IL bic cloth, napkins and towels, and
= half dozen sterling silver teaspoons. be
: sides a sum Of money from his EN-
boyer ioy and his mother, who lives i
k south L~ondonderry This was a sur
h ptise party and the company brough
l. refreshments of ice cream cake an
oocoo Tha evening was one To- be re