Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-28
Mrs. Lettie Dutton is i'll.
Mrs. f. L. Hastings is Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs Lew strong OF brdbtle-
boro are at the Inn.
Mrs Newell Jenson is gaining slowly
Her recovery is expected.
r. NJ. Crane of Rutland was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
C. c. Osgood of New Hampshire is in
town to stay a few days.
NJ Park Osgood was with friends in
South Londonderry over Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Barber will live with her
daughter. Mrs Alma Cummings.
\ devotional service will be held in
Frank L. Martins home Tuesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs ARA Benson returned
home Tuesday after visiting in London
derry.
Miss Alice Davidson of Highland Park,
IL, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. F, L.
Osgood.
Daniel McCarty has moved from the
Chamberlain house in the village to the
Aldrich house.
Rev. Samuel /. Vincent of Windham
was a caller at the Congregational par
sonage Saturday.
In the Baptist church sunday morning
the pastor, Rev. Joseph McKean will
speak on the theme, RECIPROCITY"
Mrs. Eta Ward, after spending several
weeks with her sister, Miss Myra Hobart,
has returned to her home in Halifax
James Richardson of Boston is ex-
pected in town this week to remain in
definitely to carry on his late brother
farm.
Many will appreciate the work, when
it is finished, on the road between
Charles H. Wizards home and the Hol-
land bridge.
Mrs. A. B. Greenwood was able to ride
out for the first time Tuesday morning,
having been i'll with grip and tonsilitis
three weeks.
Mrs. Isaac Appeby left for Boston
| Tuesday morning to meet her daughter
and friend on the arrival Of the steam
| ship Franconia.
to their home in Spencer, Mass, Satur-
day afternoon They will return in June
| to spend the summer
Mrs. Mary Phillips received two boxes
| of delicious oranges from her son, Wes-
| ley, who lives in Florida, on her 10Th
| birthday anniversary
1t is reported that Fred Lawrence has
bought piece of land from Judge f. L.
! Hastings, nearly opposite his shop, and
! will build a house there.
Mrs. Henrietta Clark Bemis will give a
recital tonight in Seminary hall. 1t will
be for the benefit of the senior class of
| Leland nd Gray seminary.
The school in district No. opened
Monday with II pupils. Mrs. Lulu S.
Durham is carrying the children from
district No. . to this school.
The Hadassah league met with Mrs L.
! ]. Parker Friday afternoon. Twenty one
members and friends were present, y
| good time was enjoyed by all.
There are two cases of measles in town,
Mrs. Mccoy, who came from Manchester
to nurse Mrs. Newell Jenison. and Miss
Sophy Phillips, one of the teachers in
the seminary.
Mrs. C. c. Taft left for Brattleboro and
Saratoga Tuesday morning, to be gone
several weeks At the latter place she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Olive Holmes
well known in Townshend.
Peter Clelland and Wilhelmina Critch-
ley are expected this week. They were
passengers on the maiden passage of the
new Cunarder Franconia, the largest
steamship coming into Boston.
The subject of the Y. p. S. c. E. meet
ing next Sunday evening will be "A
missionary journey around the world. "
Missions in Hawaii and the Philip
pines" Text, lisa. 60: LIP. Leader, Rev,
Daniel Mcintyre.
All were much pleased to see Mrs
| f. b. Batchelder and Mrs. Arthur Blood
out again. The former has been detain-
| ed at home since the first Sunday in
January and the latter since the first
week in February,
A special meeting of West River
| Grange was held Friday evening. The
program given in The Phoenix last week
| was carried out except the dialogues
and pantomines. Two applications for
| membership were received. Eighteen
| members were present
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre will oficiate al
| the commttal service of Carl c. John
son this afternoon at o'clock. or
| Sunday at o'clock the body of Alfred
NJ. B. Richardson will be buried with
Masonic honors. All members Of Blazing
Star lodge are requested to attend. Mr.
Richardson was a member of Maryhil
lodge in Scotland.
In the Congregational church Sunday
morning the pastor will speak to the
members of Newfane lodge of odd Eel
lows and West River lodge of Rebek-
abs on the subject Friendship" The
members will meet in Masonic hall and
come to the church in a body In the
evening at the union service in the same
church the theme win be "A certain
mans folly"
A regular meeting OF the Dorcas guild
was held Thursday afternoon April 20
at Mrs. Il. II, Allbee's home. Twenty
one members and four visitors were
present, A bountiful supper was served
| including ice cream and cake. The time
was spent in work and a large amount
was done, Several thought a drama
might be given by the members about
the second week in July and the matter
was left with the entertainment commit
| tee.
Let us not forget the Sunday school
meetings to be held in the Congregation
al church next Wednesday, May 8. Rev
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