Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-26
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j. L. LiScOm Is Ill with shingles.
Ida May of Guiford is working for
Mrs. w. H. Alexander.
Dwight Mather who has been i'll sew
| eral weeks, is able to be out
D. II. Wilder spent Sunday with his
son. Leroy Wilder, in Hartford Conn
P. c. X. Harrison came Wednesday
| to visit his brother, Rev. E. S. Harrison,
several days.
Fayette Millers telephone call has
been changed to 564-J and John
| Nourses to 34M
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Simonds and Oscar
Thayer were guests at the Thayer
| homestead over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Parker and cousin of
| Springfield. Mass. were guests at Nell
| son Parker's Sunday.
A dance will be given in Academy
hall Monday evening. Electric cars will
be in waiting afterward
Mrs. C. NJ Hamilton went to West
minister Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Sumner Rideout, few days
Mrs. Sarah Robbins of New York
came to w. S. French's recently. She
expects to remain through the summer.
A. D. Wilson, proprietor of the stock
farm, has the contract to furnish eggs,
milk and cream for the Brooks House
for one year
Calvin Wooley of Brookline is caring
for his brother-in-law, Frank Morse.
The nurses, who cared for Mr.. Morse,
have been dismissed.
Carroll and Roy Fisher came to ]. E.
| McVeighs Friday for a visit Roy re-
turned to Boston Sunday afternoon, but
Carroll remained here for few days
longer.
Mrs. F. D. Marsh returned Thursday
from a visit of three weeks with rela-
tives in Boston, North Prescott and
.tv1AA
returning home.
H. w. Barber and Hoyt H. Barber re-
turned Tuesday from Wilmington. where
they spent several weeks during the
sugar season. Many are still sugaring
in that locality.
The women of the Baptist society
made a bee last week, hired a vacuum
cleaner and cleaned the church This
is an excellent example for other So
cieties to follow
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson came from
Dorchester yesterday and will spend
some time with her son. Frank B.
Richardson, before opening her house
in the village for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs II. j. Clark returned the
last of the week from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Bigelow in Tarpon
Springs, Florida. They also visited in
Yonkers N. Y, before going to Florida.
| Mrs Hattie Jones came Tuesday from
Northampton, where she visited her
brother, Rev. G. F. Prestiss. She will
spend some time with her brother, c.
r. Prentiss before returning to hel
home in Windham.
w. C. Bryant returned Saturday from
visit with his daughter, Mrs. j. w
Mersereau in New York city. He wit
messed the arrival of the Carpathia anj
the landing of the survivors of the tt
tanic.
= A social given by the ninth grade, t.
which the other grades were invited
was held Friday evening in Academ!
| hall. Games and marching were en-
joyed. Sandwiches and cake wer'
L served.
The monthly meeting of the neighbor
| hood club in district No. II was post
poned for April on account of the death
l of one of the neighbors. The next meet
ing will be held in May in the home o
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Stark
Eleanor Taylor entertained twelve o
l her Sunday school classmates Tuesda.
afternoon in her home in honor of ne
eleventh birthday anniversary. Afte
the children had Joined heartily in tn
games a tempting supper was served b.
| Mrs. Taylor. The children wished tina
/ birthdays came oftener.
| Baptist church, Rev. E. S. Harrison
| pastor. Sunday service: Divine worshi
/ at 1890 with sermon by Prof. ]. Eas
i Harrison of Mount Hermon, Bible schoc
i at 10; evening service at in charge o
i the pastor. Midweek prayer meeting
i Wednesday evening at 730 The stud
Il of the book of Mark will be begun.
First Congregational church Sunda
Il services: Divine worship at 1870 wit
sermon by Rev. w. w. Coe of North
field. Bible school at IL. Christian En-
deavor service at $50. subject. 9TH
home missions of my denomination.
Il birdseye view" Psalm 49, S-22 Lead
ers, Merrill Hamilton and Miss Hele
i Weatherhead. Church prayer meetin
Il Tuesday evening at 10.
The missionary society of the woman
association of the Congregational churc
i will meet Thursday afternoon. May
at O'Clock in the home OF Mrs. j.
Gibson. The leaders will be Mrs. A. +
/ Cook and Mrs. l.. II. Stellman, on tn
/ subject, "China's primitive religion
/ witch doctors and charms" Ever
/ woman of the church and society
/ invited to be present.
The annual meeting of the Earnes
/ Workers, to which all citizens were II
/ vited, was largely attended Tuesda
| evening in Academy building and
/ good degree of enthusiasm was show
/ These officers were elected: Pres, II.
/ Squires: sec, j. l.. Stockwell; treas
Mrs. w. E. Stellman; exec. CON-, II.
Prefontaine, c. M Hamilton, J.
Whittier; solicitors, Allen Wdthingto
d. T. Perry, Herbert H. Thurber. Aft
considerable discussion 1t was voted
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