Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-02
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Edward Lindsay of Brattleboro was a
visitor in town over Memorial day.
Miss Maud Blanchard of Townshend
was a guest Of Miss Helen Lewis over
Sunday.
The l." T. l.. will meet with Mrs Er-
fie Stedman June 10, Saturday. at 3
o'clock.
Miss Florence L.azelle is home from
Leland and Gray seminary, i'll with
measles.
Herman Osgood, wife and daughter of
Brattleboro visited at Alton Morse's
Memorial day.
Miss Abbie Toilette went to her home
in Townshend Saturday and remained
until Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freyenhagen of
Brattleboro spent Memorial day with his
sister, Mrs. w. j. Corbett.
Mrs, Scott Eames of Brattleboro visit
ed the first of the week in the home of
her father, G. w. Dickinson.
Frank F~reyenhagen of Springfield join
ed his wife at c. X. Stedman's Saturday
They returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Field of Bellows Falls
visited her mother. Mrs. Allen. and sis
ter Mrs. Walter Ingram, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Willard and Mrs.
c. f. Park attended the memorial SER
$500 sun ouUUdN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Stratton of Spring
field have been visiting their son. l.. E
Stratton. and their sister, Mrs. j. II
Merrifeld.
Mrs. Hubert Sheperd of South New
fame has been here several days caring
for her sister. Mrs. A. j. Morse. who
has been i'll.
/" L. Stratton, 2. b. Sparks. A. n
sherman L. II. Richardson and f. e
Willard went Wednesday to Brattleborc
to attend the dedication of the new Ma
sonic temple.
w. II. Tefft. Mrs. Idella Hescock and
Miss Jennie Hescock went Saturday t.
Brattleboro to visit. Mr.. and Mrs
Tefft and daughter. Beatrice, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Newton of Wallingford
Conn, came Thursday. May 25. to visit
her mother, Mrs. d. d. Dickinson. Mr.
Newton and daughter, Miss Elsie New
ton, came Monday evening to remain
over the holiday.
DR.. and Mrs. p. T. White left vester.
day for a weeks visit in Willimantic
Conn. During the Doctors absence mi,
brother. DR.. Everett White of Lyme
VIII care for his patients. having largely
recovered from his recent illness.
Rev. G. NJ. Burdick, a former preacher
mere, but now a missionary in Corea
who is home on a furlough anti Sep
TENDER, gave an interesting talk in tn,
Methodist church Sunday evening on hi
work there. f. E. ~Freyenhagen o
Springfield sang two solos.
The w. c. T. t.. will meet with Mrs
Ellie Stedman Tuesday afternoon, Jun
6. Mrs. Susie " neeler win give a repor
OF the recent convention in Wilmington
Mrs. Mary White will sing a sole
Mrs. Abbie Lewis will give a paper o
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lie Stratton Will sing a solo.
Neighbors' night will be observed i
the Grange at the next meeting. Jun
IL. The program will be furnished b
Protective Grange of Brattleboro. an
the supper by the home Grange, /
charge of Mrs. Abbie Willard. c. Is
Stedman. Mrs. Idella Hescock. Milto
Bingham ana Mrs. Jennie Morse.
on Friday evening. June 3, A.. +
Hemphill of Holyoke will give a free lee
ture in Grange hall on "A motorcar tri
to Panama Mr.. Hemphill has mad
two trips to Panama and his lectur
Is sure to be of much interest. The lee
ture is under the auspices of tn
Grange. Ice cream and cake will b
served by ,he Cleaners.
The master of the Grange. w. Harr
Temple, has appointed the followin
committees for the Fourth of July cele
b%ration; Advisory, w H.. Tefrt, Mr..
: Fannie Williams. S. II. Morse. Mrs Min
ME Timson; parade, y. f. Halladay, I
j: Pierce, F. f.. willard; races. II. }
Williams, Austin Jillson, Win How,
Delbert Pierce, Ray Betterley; speake
A.. j. Morse, S. II. Morse: refreshmel
booths, d.. r. Stedmau. F.. e. Fishe
| l." e. Stratton, J. w. Williams; adver
Using, w. E. Wheeler, w. II. Tefft. v
| j. White; ball game, G.. c.. Temple. d,
land Perry; music, Orrin Bolster; team
J. f. Lewis. Ed Best, Frank Washe
John Ingram, Ed Morse, Milton Bins
: ham, Frank Stratton, Ernest Morse. y
| thur Ingram. Albert Timson: chez
room. c. X. Stedman. a. j. Morse; dir
: ner and supper will be in the hands
t the Cleaners; dance committee. \.
| Halliday. f. e. Willard. G. c. Tempt
: The memorial exercise in Grange Ia
saturday afternoon was we'll attende
by the parents and friends of the chi
dren, and they greatly enjoyed the pr,
gram. Floyd Washer as Uncle Sam
and Lottie Pierce as the Goddess
Liberty" were perfect in their maker
of the characters they represented. tt
5 program: Violin trio, Frank Stratto
Burton Halliday. Richard Wheeler: Fla
l salute, the schools; Our flag" primai
exercise; Webster's Bunker Hill address
Harold Washer; Heroes. noble heroes
!. Ruth Sparks; THE old Grand Arm
: boys" John Sparks; Barbara Fret
chic" concert recitation: song. "Salu
the flag" primary school; "Drivir
home the cows" Floyd Washer; "ot
country" six girls; song, Soldiers v
t honor thee Ruth Sparks. Helen Levi
Ethel Gleason; Blue and Gray" Ruiz
Sparks; The old blue army coat" Me
vina Bills; song, Scatter the flowers
primary school: THE mother of a SO
der" Graydon Mundell; flag drill,
girls; America"