Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-31

Miss Carolyn Hamlin is visiting in
Boston two weeks
Melvin Dalrymple is putting in the
founda ton for a new barn.
C. S. Rider went Wednesday to South
Hadley to visit a few days
Miss Gertrude Stockwell visited in
Keene Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Nellie Buffum of Bellows Falls is
at Ruel Boyd's to stay indefinitely.
Mrs Ella Blood of Dummerston was a
guest at John Stafford's over Sunday.
Elijah Allen of Jacksonville visited his
son, G. II. Allen. the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith are spend
ing the week at their farm in Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Wheeler spent Me-
mortal day with friends in Mortified,
Mass.
DR.. C. S. Clark spent Memorial day in
Turner's Falls with his son, Robert c,
Clark.
Examinations for free tuition to sec
ondary schools will be held in Academy
building June 6 and 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McElhinny of New
York came to their summer home on
Ames hill Wednesday.
Miss Ida Wilder goes today to Hart
ford, Conn, to visit her brother, Leroy
Wilder. a few weeks.
Miss Gladys Stellman returned We'd
nesday after a visit of two weeks in
Boston and other places.
A. G. Waldron and E. A. Waldron and
family visited at Homer Waldron's in
Mortified the first of the week.
William b. Houghton and family went
to Springfield Tuesday. They will not
return until the last of the week.
]. d. Whittier moved Thursday from
II. F. Weatherhead's house to Mrs. Anna
Thurber's house on Western avenue
A backstop and two seasaws have
been placed the academy grounds.
| The money was raised by subscription.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Wilmington and Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen attended the
funeral of Dexter Bond in Guilford Sun
| day.
Harold Blodgett is moving this week
| from Mrs. w. w. Cooks house to the
tenement in Miss Ida B. Fox's house on
| Western avenue.
Mrs. II. F. Weatherhead went to
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs R. d. Hawkins. She ex-
poets to return Monday
Mrs II. p. Abbott went to Shelburne
| Falls Wednesday to remain through the
week. Mrs John Stafford is caring for
the children while she is away
| Mrs w. E. Stellman and daughter,
Maxine, went to South Ashburnham,
| Mass, Thursday to remain through the
week with Mrs. Lincoln Spencer.
Chester D. Warmer of Arlington, ~
J., who is employed in the Customs
house in New York. came Wednesday
to visit his mother, Mrs Anne Warriner
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Bond were called
to Guilford Sunday to attend CNe funeral
of Mr.. Bonds brother, Dexter s. Bond,
who died Friday morning afte an i'll
ness of 10 days with pneumoni
Through misinformaton it was stated
in the obituary notice of Francis H.
Morse that he left no children. Mr.
Morse left one child, a lovable daugh-
ter, who was a comfort to her parents
Mrs. w. E. Stelman. Mrs. Charles
Squires, Miss Helen and Miss Annabel
Morgan, Miss Mary and Miss Dorothy
Prouty went by automobile to Keene
Friday evening to attend the annual
festival of the Keene chorus club.
Baptist church, Rev. e. s. Harrison,
pastor. Sunday services: Divine worship
at 1870 with sermon by the pastor sub
ject Am l my brothers keeper" There
| will be 10-minute talk to the children BIZ
BILE school at II; evening service at T.
Church prayer meeting as usual at 7.3C
| Wednesday evening.