Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-05-19
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Mrs. Flora Reed has gone to her sis
ter's in Wardsboro.
Frank billiard has bought an automo-
bile of w. w. Van Ness.
Miss Nina Martin of Puthey is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. X. ID. Phillips.
The cantata Daniel will be given
tonight, Friday, in Seminary hall.
VIII sanderson of Savannah, Ca, is
visiting his father, Royal Sanderson.
Ernest Hodgdon of Boston is a visitor
here. He was formerly of this place.
Mrs. II. F. Dutton came Tuesday night
to her summer home in Harmonyville.
Mrs. Cheney of Schenectady, n. Y, is
with her daughter, Mrs. c. II. Willard.
Miss Ella Derry visited a few days
with her uncle, James Jacobs, in Brat
tleboro.
Ffnlay d. and Colin c. Mcintyre,
brothers of Rev. Daniel Mcintyre, visited
him over Sunday.
The Leland and Gray seminary base
ball team was badly defeated Saturday
by the Chester team.
Mrs. Nellie Martin and Mrs. Park of
Williamsville are visiting at r. d. Phil
nps's and a. L. Cooks.
Joe Snow is more comfortable. The
nurse, Miss Catherine Van Gumster, has
returned to Brattleboro.
Miss Alice Ware came home from
Gassetts Wednesday, where she hac
been eight weeks nursing.
Miss Betty Whitney, on account OF
sickness, has returned to her home after
working at Fred Randall's.
Mrs. Richardson's mother, Mrs.
Thompson, and her brother, Allie Thomp-
son, have come to visit her.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley is staying at
Park Hollands until she takes posses
sion of her house for the summer.
All those who desire seats reserved for
the alumni banquet are kindly requested
to hand their names to w. NJ. Sparks.
Mr.. Goodrich, a student in the sem
mary, has gone to his home in Williams
Vile on account of illness with measles.
Miss Ella Ware returned home We'd
nesday after spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Davis, in Westminster.
The body Of Cornelia A. White was
brought here for burial in lakewood
cemetery Wednesday, from Winchester,
N. II.
Miss Bertha Phillips and Miss Ethel
Sparks returned to their work in New
fame Monday after spending Sunday at
home.
Charles Austin went Tuesday to Sax
tons River, returning with 147 white
Leghorn chickens which his son, GUY.
had Matched for him.
= - pllDtl mas bttH Ill WITH
pluerisy and not able to take charge of
his school. Miss Ellen Plumb has been
substitute teacher this week.
In the Congregational church Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on the
subject some things God winked at,
but now" All will receive a cordial
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson and their
sons family, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rich
ardson and Lawrence Richardson, visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Persons.
Miss Amelia Hobart of Boston. Mrs.
Ward of Guilford, and Mr.. Hobart, who
lives in the West, came Saturday to
their sisters, Miss Myra Hobart's, re-
turning Monday.
A meeting will be held Friday after
noon. May PC, at Mrs. f. F. Batchelder's
for the purpose of reorganizing the mis-
sionary association of the ladies of the
congregational church. \ large attend
ance is expected.
Topics for next Sunday in the Baptist
church in the morning, What was the
matter with the penny-a-day Laborers p"
In the evening. in the union service the
second sermon in the series to men will
be given, The man and his fraternal
relations, his lodge. his club, etc"
Wells Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton,
Cushman, and son, Merton, jr, Robert
H. Cushman and chauffeur, Mr.. Ruby
of New York city stopped at ]. c. Taft's
Monday on their way to Schroom Lake,
y. Y, to stay through the summer. They
had just come from a trip to Washington,
D. G.
W. NJ. Sparks spent a day of valuable
time this week as park commissioner
and the result of his labors is the pleas
ure of seeing the long beak of the duck
in the fountain sending forth a full
stream of clear water. Tuesday several
interested citizens raked the park and
small lawns, which greatly improve the
appearance.
These comrades of Birchard post. No.
50, c.. A. r., are detailed to attend the
pre-Memorial day exercises in the public
schools of Townshend Friday. May %:
Townshend village, H.. F. Franklin, A.
r. Franklin, j. \. Grout, \. c. Cook
West Townshend, u, f. Boyden, \. w.
Kidder; district No, 8. II. II. Holbrook.
w. w. Perry. f. 5. Jones; district No.
:, r. w. Adams. The committee of ar
rangements for Memorial day consists of
w II. Miles, II. II. Holbrook and \. l..
Cook. The program for Memorial day
will be given in full next week.