Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-19

dinal roses was noticed, each rose rep
resenting a member of the Needlecraft.
The ut-of-town guests who attended
the wedding were Mrs. II. f. Miller and
son, Stedman Miller, Carroll E. Fisher
and Mrs. Herbert Richardson, all of
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs Fred Smith is spending the week
in Townshend.
There are two new cases of scarlet
fever at Hervey Thayer's.
Mrs. Ernest Covey has opened her
store again in Centreville.
There is a case of measles at D. c.
Ingrams on Greeneaf street.
Mrs. w. II. Stearns of New York is a
guest of Mrs. Catherine Evans.
David McElhinny and family came to
| their home on Ames hill Thursday.
Henry Stockwell is at work painting
! for Charles wilkins in West Dummers-
| ton.
Mr. and Mrs w. \. Yeaw are spend
| ing the week with Mrs Yeaws parents
| in Dover.
Denslow stockwell of South Hadley
| has been spending a few days here with
| friends.
Miss Lillian Weatherhead of Guilford
has been working at DR. C. S. Clark's
some time
Miss Edna Wheeler has been at work
several days at Wesley Rockwelfs on
| Dummerston hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perry are NOV
| ing into a tenement recently rented of
| Miss Susan Clark.
Carroll Doyle. who has scarlet fever, is
reported as doing well. No new cases
have developed in the family
Dr. c. Ernest Clark and family eX
pect to sail June / from New York on
the steamer Pannonia for Sivas, Tur-
key
Mr. and Mrs L. f. Bond returned
Monday from a visit of a few days with
their son, w. j. Bond in Greenfield,
Mass.
Catherine Stockwell has had bron-
chitis and asthma 10 days and has been
very i'll, but it is thought she is now
| improving.
Winfield Whitney, cousin of Mrs. w.
| F.. Mixer was taken from Harrisville,
| Halifax. yesterday to the Farren hos
pital in Montague.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
| Baptist church held business meeting
| and very successful food sale in the
| chapel Thursday afternoon
| Walter Nichols and Miss Catherine
| Moore of Guilford We're married at noon
Wednesday in the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. L. Stacy Harrison.
The Near and Farther Lights society
| neld ltS regular meeting w tulltShdN
| afternoon and plans We're made to have
a strawberry supper June s.
| Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Gage We're called
| to Hardwick Mass. Wednesday on ac-
count of the critical illness of Mr..
| Cages brother-in-law, Sumner Stock
well.
| Mrs Frank Lennely of Guford is
| visiting her sister, Mrs Harry LeRay.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Brooks of New
York city also We're guests there re-
Gently.
Archie Perry has a contract for build
| ing a state road in Newport, y. II. and
he and Mrs. Perry have gone there,
| staying a short time in Wilton before
| beginning the work.
William b. Houghton is having light
ming rods placed upon all his buildings
by W. j. Hawkins, who is local agent
for the Dodd & Struthers Lightning Rod
company of Des Moines Iowa.
Mrs. w f. Mixer went to Worcester
Thursday afternoon. accompa MED nv Mrs
Franc c. Clark who will attend the last
two DAYS of The World in Boston" ex-
position. which closes Nav 90
\trs Mary Nurnbv Rlalxe who for
merlv lived on the Dummerston hill road
and went from there to the Memorial
hospital about three months ago, died
in the hospital Monday night of a com
plication of diseases.
Rantiet church Rev T. Stacy Earri-
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10 20 sermon bv the nastor Subject
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