Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-02-24

day after a vacation of two weeks having
spent most of the time with her sister in
Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler went
Tuesday to Boston for a two weeks
visit with Mr.. Wheeler's brothers, Rowell
and Earle Wheeler.
The friends of Miss Maud Brown will
be interested to know that she has been
chosen secretary of the Y w. C. A, at
Mount Holyoke college.
j. l.. Barney has been i'll several days
with rheumatism. DIR. G. b. Hunter is
the attending physician and Catherine
Van Gumster the nurse.
Among those who are i'll are Mr.. Wal
dron, Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Newcomb, Silas
Hamilton, Hermon, young son of Isaac
Robb, jr., and James LeRay.
George Chamberlain is saving up
woodpiles for the farmers on Dummers-
ton hill. Some of them have as many
as 20 cords of four-foot wood cut.
The executive committee of the Baptist
Benevolent society held a meeting in the
chapel Thursday afternoon to discuss
plans for work for the present year.
f, f. Mather has put 81 cords of ice
into the creamery ice house. Ice is es-
timated to weight from 5000 to 1000
pounds to the cord, according to its clear
ness.
Mrs D. T. Perry entertained her Bible
class of young women in her home Thurs
day evening, Feb. 16. Parlor games and
music were enjoyed, and refreshments
served.
Miss Minnie Johnson, teacher in the
graded schools in Beverly, Mass, is
spending weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Johnson,
and other friends.
Denton Smith of Norwich university
came Saturday to spend few DAYS with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Smith were guests
at the same place over Sunday.
Baptist church, Rev. j. East Harrl-
son will conduct the Sunday morning
services at 1890 Bible school at 70 m
Evening service at. o'clock Meeting
this, Friday, evening at 1870
Martin Bailey spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. l.. ii. Knapp, and then re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, to complete
job which he began last week. He
expects to return the last of the week.
The womans association held a sewing
meeting with Mrs, C. S. Clark Friday
afternoon. Although the weather was
very unfaVorable 10 were present and a
good amount of work was accomplished
Miss Frances Stellman entertained the
Needlecraft at a Washington birthday
party Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen women
were present. a chatting dish luncheon
was served and appropriate favors given
to each guest.
The Sunday school class of when
Clarence Convey is q member were enter
tanned pleasantly in his home Wednes-
day evening at Washington party. The
rooms were decorated with the national
colors, and the games, music and re-
freshments were appropriate to the day
meeting was conducted by Rev. AL
fred Cornell Tuesday evening in the
home of A. L, Miller. 1t was a Bible
reading and the subject was Christ the
moderator Sixteen persons were pres
ent. Another meeting is appointed for
next Tuesday evening at j. s. Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II, Davenport cor
daily Invite the members and conere-
cation of the West Brattleboro Baptist
church to be present at the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Clara Ara
mintha Davenport, to Rev. T. Stacy
Harrison Monday afternoon, Feb. 81, at
A o'clock. in the church.
First Congregational church, Rev. E. ]
Lewis, pastor. Sunday morning service
at 1890, sermon by the pastor. Subject,
do you mean what you say?" Sunday
| school at ~. Union meeting at ESQ,
subject missions in the United States. "
Leaders, religious news committee.
Church prayer meeting Tuesday evening
at 730,
The mems league will meet in the
Academy building next Thursday even
ing at o'clock. Several citizens of the
village will speak briefly on different is
sues which will come before the town
meeting and the meeting will be thrown