Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-16

field, Mass.
Mrs. L. G. Taylor is spending the week in
Guildford
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Johnson OF Providence
| are visiting at c. c. Johnson's.
Miss Minnie Johnson was in Mortified,
Mass, Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Dunklee Brothers bought a seven-year-old
| bay horse of Fred Smith recently
Miss Edith Ellis OF Plainvle, Conn., is
| visiting her aunt Mrs. Charles Stockwell.
L. f. Bond is improving slowly but is
| able to sit up only few minutes at time
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawkins and two
| children are visiting at Mrs A. NJ Helyar's.
| Miss Harriet Atkinson went Wednesday to
visit Miss Blanche Clark in Elm Grove, Mass.
Mrs Fayette Brewster of Manchester Centre
| came Wednesday to visit at w. J. Hawkins's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith left Wednesday
to visit their son, Hurdis, in New York city.
Mrs. c. c. Johnson and Clyde Jakway re-
| turned Monday after visiting in Barre, Mass.
Mark Allbee of Townshend visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Allbee this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Bellows OF Syracuse,
n. y, are guests at L. P. and T. H. Cope
lands.
Mrs. w. D. Newton went to Rowley, Mass,
last week to visit her son, Albert Newton, a
few days
Mrs. A. E. Evans of Putney came, yesterday
to Stay with her sister, Mrs. l.. J. Knight,
| indefinitely.
Ten teachers and three pupils took the
examinations in Academy hall Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Miss Maude Miller returned home Thurs
day after visiting Miss Beatrice Ward in
| Westminster.
L. p Copeland and family went to Spring
| field, Mass, Saturday by automobile and re-
| turned Monday.
Mrs. Beack and daughter-in-law, with son.
David Beack, of Bridgeport Conn. are guests
at d. T. Perry's:
Mrs. Francis Lynde Mrs Newton Hastings
| and son, Maurice, are visiting in New Haven
and Woodmont Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin L. Smith and daught-
| er, Beatrice Irene, of North Prescott, Mass,
| are visiting at F. d. Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodenough and son,
| Mass, are guests at J. S. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs; d. S, B. Allardiee Of Prov;
dence came "Wednesday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Stafford and granddaughter,
Agatha, spent the day in Wilmington We'd
nesday, going with their boarders in an auto
| mobile.
w. L. Sylvester found one of his thorough
bred Hostein- Friesan cows. with a broken
leg recently. The had been missed sew
eral days.
Mrs Edward Stockwel and daughter. Cora,
of South Framington, Mass, will go to Ihomp-
sonville, Conn, today, after visiting at Charles
| and Henry StockwelPs.
Mrs w. f: Minis and daughter, Elizabeth,
returned to Warren, Mass, Thursday after a
| visit OF a week with Mrs. Nims's parents, DR..
and Mrs. c. S. Clark.
Baptist church, Rev. f. S. Harrison, pastor,
Divine worship at 1880 am, with preaching
by Prof ]. East Harrison OF Mount Hermon.
! Other meetings usual.
Miss Gertrude Herrickson OF Evanston, ILL.,,
is visiting at II. F. Shipman's. c. b. Ship,
man OF Lee, Mass returned recently to spend
some time with his son.
Rev. F. S. Smith of East Haverhill, Mass,
who attended the meetings in Northheld
visited in the home of James r. LeRay Sun
day, leaving here Monday
The town schools will begin Tuesday, Sept
3. The names of the teachers engaged for
the various schools were announced in a
recent issue Of The Phoenix.
Mrs. HATTIE Newcomb and daughter, Della
to Brockton, Mass, Tuesday to. stay few
days They will then visit several beaches
Mrs. J. H. Johnson of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Albert KrIonenaker and Mrs sd f Mehl
Johnson of Hinsdale are guests at X. L
Coane's.
Leon F. Mixer attended the meeting of tn,
Windsor ' Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Mixer was chosen vice president OF the asso
citation
Deputy Grand Warden Austin G. Nichol
visited Waloomsac lodge, N. E. o. p, il
Bennington Tuesday evening. He was &C
companied by Deputy Grand Guide Mrs. w
F. Mixer, who assisted in installing the Off
| GERS
| First Congregational church, Rev Henr
| Lamb, pastor. Divine worship at 1890 wit
| sermon by the pastor; Bible school at u
Christian Endeavo5 at go subject nGhri IHh.
II son. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hawkins came Tuesda
II to spend. part of their vacation with Mr.
parents and to ys enoS
II days at Sunset lake before returning to the
II home in Springfield Mass.
III Fred Wilder lost cow Tuesday in pect
II liar way. The animal had gotten. loose an
III left the premises. Mr.. Wilder followed an
III succeeded, with help, in catching her. Whe
III leading her home with a long rope she ra
Ill around the barn and threw herself, breakin
Il her neck. The COW was valued at SOS.
The mothers meeting of the Baptist soeiet
was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Ere
Il Fox and was well attended. game
III words was enjoyed, finding how many dife
III ent words could be made in 10 minutes iroi
II two words, mothers, meeting Reireshmen
III to and from his home
III Guy Prefontaine who received two cracks
III ribs and severe bruises last week by bein
III struck in the left side by an automobile viii
ii where he s employed, is doing as well ;
III could be expected. His parents have vste
ii him this week and report the injuries not I
III serious as was thought at first.
III Mrs. A. c. Clisbee, who recently passed HI
III 86th birthday anniversary, was surprised ha
III PLY by a visit from her two sisters, Mr.
II Charlotte Morse, 81, and Mrs; Fannie JONI:
III bee, 80, was also guest. After tea had bee
II served the aged women were given an aut
II mobile ride by c. f. Clisbee. Mr.. Clisb,
ii very kindly took several women from IL
III II ONE for an automobile ride the same da
III which all enjoyed very much.
II The Congregational Sunday school picn
II which was held on the fair grounds yesterds
III was a success in every way. Eighty hve S
= down to bountiful dinner of several course
= the last being ice-cream. Several more a
| riv in he aft making total