Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-05

normal school is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler.
Miss Mildred Cramer will go to Bos-
ton tomorrow to spend her Easter va
cation with Mrs. w. e. Could
Miss Dorothy Gray returned to North
field seminary Monday after a vaca-
ton spent at DR.. C. A. Gray's.
NJ. v. Stanclift has hired the William
Fales place on the Plain road. He
moved his family there this week.
Miss Agnes w. Hart who has spent
several months with her brother, f.. j.
Hart is in Boston to stay two weeks.
Thomas Brownell and son, Charles,
returned Monday from New Bedford
where they had been the past two weeks
Miss Susie Conway and John Conway
of Providence, r. l.. visited in the home
of William Lynch on Monday and Tues
day.
Worcester, is spending a weeks vaca-
ton with his mother, Mrs. Mary Le-
bert.
Mrs. B. II. Cove, accompanied by her
father, w. B. King went to Boston
Saturday, where Mrs. Cove Joined her
husband.
Miss Alice Jeffords of the Plymouth
normal school came Saturday to spend
her vacation with her mother Mrs
Helen Jeffords
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Bailey of Brock
ton will come today to spend the East
er vacation in the homes of A. A. Bailey
and L. L. Stearns.
Lamoille Langworthy will go Saturday
to Llttleton, N H., to spend her vaca-
ton in the home of her uncle, Dr.,
George Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Robertson
returned Saturday from weeks visit
nit fAr aarfo
lam E. Gould, in Boston.
Mrs w. o. j. Martin held her spring
millinery opening Friday and Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Ludlow, VT, is
her milliner for the season.
A number of the school friends of
Charles Taylor gave him a surprise
party Friday evening Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
News was received this week of the
death in Lewiston, Me-, on Sunday of
the second of the twin sons born March
"a, to Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Temple.
Mrs William Wolfram and two child
rem of North Hatfield, Mass, came Mon
day for an extended visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Wright.
Fred Butler of North Hinsdale has
moved his family this week into the
Donovan house on High street which
was recently bought by H. R. Sprague.
Miss Abbie Lachance returned Mon
day from a visit in Haverhll, Mass
Miss Alice Lachance, who accompanied
her, stopped in Nashua for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Booth. who
spent the winter in Bellaire, Florida.
left Jacksonville Monday and came d.
rectly here for visit a W. c.. Booths
Charles Owen quietly celebrated his
S9th birthday Tuesday. A shower of
postcards came to him during the day
and friends called to extend congratu-
lations
The sheriff's sale of the machinery of
the Ellis company, which was advertised
for sale last Saturday, was postponed
until Wednesday and at that time was
again deferred to April 80.
A maple sugar supper will be served
IN the Congregational vestry next week
wednesday evening, in charge of the
young men of the parish with DR.. o. L.
Smith as chairman.
Dominick ]. Roy has bought back the
BARRIERS shop which he recently sold to
Adolpheus Wood Of Newport Mr.
woods wife is seriously Ill and he was
unable to return to the work
Russell Briggs of Brattleboro is re-
pairing his house on the Mortified road.
His on-in-law. Justin Dix of Brattle-
poro, Will soon move his family there
and will carry on the farm.
The Juniors held a social Saturday
afternoon in the Universalist vestry.
Games were played from to o'clock,
when a picnic supper was enjoyed by the
large number of members present
Miss Gertrude E. Graves of Greenfield,
Mass, assisted in the Congregational
choir Sunday morning and it is expected
that she will be here to assist Easter
Sunday Miss Graves was entertained by
Mrs. Augusta F. Minis.
Lovers of the latest music are antici-
pating treat next Monday evening.
April s. when Perkins's singing orches-
ira OF Claremont will furnish music for
the concert and ball to be given by Phil
Sheridan camp, Sons of Veterans
A service will be held this, Friday.
evening in the Universalist church in
celebration of Good Friday Rev. A. M.
Bradley will preach upon the subject,
The Crucified Christ" The topic for
his Easter sermon will be THE Risen
Christ"
business meeting was held in the
Methodist church Monday evening for
the purpose of settling the parish fnan-
ces' Reports showed the society to be
| IN good financial condition with all
bills paid. Rev. and Mrs N. L. Porter
are attending conference in Nashua
Miss Doris Merritt of the Keene nor
NAL school visited Friday and Satur-
| uaS "ltH Her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. L.
| B. Merritt, and Joined in the festivities
of their I'D wedding anniversary, which
a party of relatives and friends helped
them to observe Friday evening. A very
pleasant evening was passed.
The auction which was held by ]. p.
| Davenport last week at which he sold
a quantity of personal property, did not
result in the sale of the Brattleboro
stage route and it's equipment Mr..
| Davenport has discontinued the route
and began work Monday as patrolman
on the state boulevard.
The mission circle held its regular
| monthly meeting in the Universallst par
| sonage Wednesday afternoon. Following
the devotional exercises, Mrs. A. NJ
Bradley delivered an address upon THE
mission circle and its influence in the
| community" Several visitors were pres
ent. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were furnished by some of the
| members.
Schools close today for the Easter va
| cation. Miss A. f. Foster of the high
school faculty, will spend the vacation
at her home in Westerly. r. l., and
Miss Rena p. Carrick will go to Green
witch Village. Mass Miss Clara M
Stearns is unable on account of i'll
health to teach the spring term in the
sub grammar school, fact which is
much deplored by both school board and
parents of the children, Her substi-
tute has not been announced.