Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-10-11

Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Mather visited in Green
field Saturday.
Mrs. j. S. Morse entertained a party
at 500 Monday evening
Mrs. Ernest Perry of Greenfield visited
Mrs. l.. F, Taylor Monday.
Mrs. H. C. Smith visited her son,
Dwight Smith, in Putney Monday.
Miss Nellie Mooney came Thursday to
visit at Henry Stockwell's few days.
The Needlecraft will meet this, Fri
day, afternoon with Mrs. w. E. Bart
lett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Perry of Middle
bury are expected at d. 7. Perry's this
week.
Miss Bernice Spofford went to Clare
mont, N. H., Saturday to remain over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Knapp of Newfane
visited at Merton .Doolittle's the first of
the week.
Rev. E. S. Harrison has charge of
the Sunday services at the Home for the
Aged this month.
Mrs. Fayette Miller, who lives on the
McVeigh farm on orchard street, is very
i'll with brights disease.
Merton Doolittle of Orchard street will
sell % cows and his barn of hay by auc-
ton Saturday of next week.
Miss Grace Smith spent Sunday in
West Rutland with her brother, d. j
Smith, returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Johnson of Fishers
Island visited their daughter, Mrs. H, II
Thurber, and family this week.
Mrs. F. Marion Brooks returned We'd
nesday to New York, after staying with
her sister, Mrs. Merton Doolittle, week
Mrs. Mary A. Bigelow and Miss M
L. Stedman entertained the d. A. r. a.
Mrs Bigelow's home Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tufts, who spen
| the summer at II. C. Harris's, returned
Wednesday to their home in Maiden
Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Lamb and sol
returned Friday from Brdport Thu
son, Halsey. is much improved from hi
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Barber an,
several friends of Greenfield came b.
automobile and visited his brother, II
w. Barber, Sunday.
Efforts are being made to put tn
| lawns in good condition where the new
sidewalks were, laid and several ney
walks have been put in.
Flags were displayed all the wa
along Western avenue Monday in hon
or of the arrival of William II. Taft
President of the United States
Mrs. Blanche Ames Neate and daugh
ter, Lucy, of Lavant, n. Y, are guest
at II. w. Barbers Mr.. Neate will com
from Boston to join them here the las
of the week.
| Albert Farwel of Providence, Mrs. Ev
Atcherson of Westminster and Mrs. Al
thur Slader and daughter, Miss Eth,
| Field Slader, of Rutland have bee
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Mann thi
week.
The conditions existing in the schoc
in district No. are being looked afte
by the new supervisor, Mr.. Stove
and the board of health and it is ex
pected that there will be a change fc
the better soon.
The schools in Centrevile have bee
closed this week on account of dipt
iberia. While there is no epidemic
the school there have been four case
among the pupils. The last one, Hug
Smith of Williams street, attended scho
Friday and was taken i'll the same da,
1t Is reported to be a very mild case.
First Congregational church. Rev Her
ry Lamb, minister Divine worsh
1890 with sermon by pastor, Christ FOL
saken by his friends; Bible school i
Christian Endeavor $50, you can
better" Peter 8: S-1S leader Haze
Stockwell. Prayer meeting Friday ever
ing at 730.
Baptist church, Rev. f. s. Harriso
pastor. Divine worship 1890 with Sc
mon by pastor. Samson before and a
ter his loss of power" The sermon w
be preceded by talk to the children. B
. BILE school ~; evening meeting at 7.S
a service Of song and a short talk
pastor upon the 23d Psalm Midwet
service Wednesday evening at 7,30 wi
, missionary program.
, The annual meeting of the Hoids
i Book club was held in the home
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Prefontaine We
nesday evening of last week. Perio'
! icals were decided upon for the ems
I ing year and other business transacte
A social hour followed in which r
1 freshments were served by the hos
| esses. Mrs. II. F. Prefontaine and Mi
e. M. Goodenough.
!, Homer Higley, who spent the great
. part of his vacation of seven weeks wi
e his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Higle
I left Thursday for New York. where
= will stay until tomorrow, Saturday VIII
a he will sail on the Tivlves, a Unit
Fruit company steamer, for Kingstc
Jamaica. He will stay there day
two and will go then to Colon, Panan
n where he expects to arrive oct. 20, a
g where he has a position for the COVER
ment.