Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23


| Stone.
Alton Cheney returned from Medford,
Mqss., Friday.
Miss Eleanor Taylor returned from
| Greenfield Monday.
l.. NJ. Stellman returned to Syracuse
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. S. Burnett is spending the
week in Willlamsville.
George Harris and family have return
ed from their vacation.
Blanche and Ralph Holton of Athol are
visiting friends in town.
Miss Persis Washer of Williamsville is
visiting at D. r. Stedmans.
Miss Minnie Sewall of Medford, Mass,
is a guest at F. l.. Houghton's.
B. B. Collins of West Dover was a
visitor in town the first of the week.
Ellsworth Kemp returned to A. L. Mil
ler's Monday after being in Colrain a
week.
Mr.. Underwood of Mount Hermon con-
Quoted the service in the Baptist church
Sunday
Mrs. Martin Huntley of South Lon
donderry has visited at E. A. Covey's
this week.
A. d. Wilson is remodeling the in
terror of his barn and making it much
more convenient.
Miss Lena Landman of South Lon
donderry visited at E. A. Coveys the
| first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Corbett and two
sons Hugh and Lee, are visiting in
| Wilmington a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Barber are taking
| a carriage drive through Leyden, Green
field, Shelburne and Corain.
Henry and John Hawley of Amherst,
| Mass, visited their sister, Mrs. Frank
| Martin, from Saturday to Tuesday
Mrs. B. E. Goodnow and niece, Miss
| Alice Head of st. Adams, came Monday
| for an extended visit at F. l.. Hough-
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Walker are spend
| ing the week in Dummerston with Mrs
Walkers parents Mr. and Mrs Harry
| Miller.
Mrs Minnie Hamilton and son, Sias
| have returned from Rowley, Mass, and
are now staying with her mother, Mrs
L. ]. Johnson.
Mrs Harriet Stone, who has been in
| Wilmington several weeks, is expected
to come Monday to e. A. knights to
| spend the winter
Charles Pettee and A. F. Hill left by
automobile Monday for Dorchester,
Mass. Mrs. Pettee returned home the
same day by train.
Miss Sadie Winchester returned Sat-
| urday from Athol, Mass, where SHE
| spent several weeks with her sister,
| Mrs. w. w. Holton.
Mrs. E. A. Ormes Mrs. E. C. Ingram,
Miss Blanche Ormes and Master Ralph
| Ormes spent Tuesday in Newfane with
| Mrs. Lyman Ingram.
Mrs George Ransom and Miss Ethel
| Bateman of Jacksonville, Fla, came
| Wednesday to Chestnut Ridge farm for
| several weeks stay.
Miss Helen Barnard, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs e. II.
| Davenport, left Monday for her home
in Southern Pines, N. C.
j. w. Pierce and Miss Florence and
| Mildred Houghton of St. Johnsbury are
| at p. w. Chases for a two weeks visit.
| Mr. Pierce is Mrs. Chases brother
Miss Emile Stefon and niece, Miss
| Mildred Eckert, of Mineola, l.. L., came
the first of the week to spend some time
with Mrs L. S. Bartlett and Miss NJ. l..
| Stedman.
Baptist church, Rev. e. Stacy Harri-
son pastor. Sunday services: Divine
worship at 1890 with preaching; Bible
school at H. other meetings of the
week as usual.
Mrs. w. A Dutton and son, Harold,
of Lawrence, Mass, who visited her
brother, w. II. Alexander, and family a
week, went to Greenfield Tuesday to
visit before returning home.
Frank Convey and two daughters,
Eleanor and Angie, of Dorchester Wis
tied at G. f. Covey's the first of the
week. They will go from there to
South Londonderry for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Marsh and Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Smith and daughter
visited Mrs. Marshs son. Merle Moore,
and family of Wilmington from Satur-
day to Monday. Mr.. Smith and family
returned to their home in North Pres
colt, Mass, Tuesday.
When Mrs. Barna Phelps took clothes
from the grass Friday morning, where
she had them whitening, she picked of
several patches OF ice half as big as her
hand and thick enough so that 1t did
not melt until she had carried II to
show to some OF her neighbors. Vege-
tation did not seem to suffer from the
frost.
First Congregational church, Rev
Henry Lamb. pastor. Sunday services
Divine worship at 1890 with sermon By
the pastor subject, THE testing OF the
temper" Bible school at IL. Christian
Endeavor at $50, subject. "Missionar,
progress in South America and the Is.
lands" Acts 16: 1884. Leader. Miss EN-
ma Mixer. Church prayer meeting Tues
day evening at 730-preparatory lee