Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-13


Mrs. e. s.. Corse of Mortified was a
guest at F. r. Mann's Tuesday.
p. C. X. Harrison was a guest of his
brother, Rev. f. S. Harrison, over Sun
day.
Mrs. Nelson Parker, who visited in
Holyoke two weeks, returned Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Renfrew. who was in Hart
ford, Conn, several weeks, returned
Tuesday.
Miss Madge Davenport of Boston is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H.. Davenport.
d, n. Perry is putting in a cement
walk across the road opposite Mrs. C.
r. Evans's house.
The teachers and pupils from the
Academy building enjoyed a holiday
Thursday, olum day.
Mrs. j. F.. Edgely of Newtonville,
Mass, who visited at Mrs. c. r. Ev-
ans's, returned home Friday.
The benevolent society of the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. d. T. Perry to tie bed puffs.
w. ]. Hawkins has sold for Dodd &
Strothers of De Moines, Iowa, protec-
ton from lightning to l.. p. Richardson.
D.. II. Perry, accompanied by Mrs.
Perry, took an automobile trip through
several towns Tuesday looking after
county work.
A letter has been received from Hemer
Higley telling of his safe arrival at
Panama after a rough and stormy
voyage of seven days.
The women of the Baptist society will
meet Tuesday afternoon in the chapel
to sew for a needy family. Contribu-
lions of clothing are solicited.
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ington, Me-, the first of the week, but
was called there again Thursday by tel
egram on account of the critical illness
of his mother.
Wallace Harris and Hugh Dunklee
moved Warner Miller's goods from his
place known as the Bennett farm to
Dummerston, where Mr.. Miller will work
for E. II. Miller.
Grace Burt gathered dandelion greens
Thursday which were as young and
fresh as in the spring. There We're buds
and several blossoms. She also found a
bouquet of buttercups and daisies.
The special music Sunday evening add
ed much to the interest of the Christian
Endeavor meeting. A duet was sung by
Mrs. w. Il. Bartlett and c.. r. Prentiss
and several selections were rendered by
Miss Helen Weatherhead on the violin,
There were four inches of snow or
Ames hill Saturday morning. Two Car.
DINA poplars on w. b. Houghton's lawn
were spoiled by the weight of the snow
and the road between his house ant
Hillcrest was completely barricaded by
the bending trees and boughs.
Miss Elinor Il. Hanna of his plac,
and George Van Valen of Hackensack
n. j., were married in BrattleborC
Tuesday by Rev. d. f.. Trout. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Van Valen left on the 2 O'Clock
train for Boston. After a short wed
ding trip they will live In Hackensack
Mr., and Mrs, Andrew Bissell of Nortl
Hatley, p. O., went in their automo
bile to Lebanon, N. H., and took Mrs
Charles Freeman and daughter, Mis-
Florence. with them to this place t
visit their cousin. Mrs. w. s.. Cove
They started on their return trip Thurs
day.
Baptist church, Rev. E. S. Harrison
pastor. Sunday morning service at 10. &c
sermon by the pastor, subject, "Sensa
tional trial" This is the last sermon o
a series on the life of Abraham. Bib
school at IL m. Sunday evening meet
ing at 7.3O, Church prayer meeting Fri
day evening at 7.90, This Friday even
ing the meeting will be followed by
special business meeting. The Baptis
pulpit Nvill be occupied Sunday, Oct. 2
by Henry Bond.