Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Miss Beulah Bates is spending the
week in Springfield
Henry Knapp was in Newfane to visit
his brother over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Jones and son, Paul are
guests at c. r. Premises.
Mrs. Amy Haley is working for MIS-
f. T.. Gobie on Grove street.
Miss Rose Scranton of Wardsboro IS
working for Mrs. Arthur Miller
ID. T. Perry has been confined to his
home this week on account of Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Mann returned
Tuesday from a few days visit in
Keene.
Earle Moore of Wilmington is enjoy
ing the week with his grandmother, Mrs
F. d. Marsh.
Miss Harriet Warriner, 81, is visiting
her niece, Mrs. M. e. Chamberlin, on
Dummerston Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs LeBoeus of Springfield,
Mass, were guests at L. p Copeland's
| over Sunday
Mrs. II. II. Miller of Dummerston is
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. A. C. Walker.
N. Y, are expected tomorrow to visit
| DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Moore and family
| of Wilmington were guests at F. D.
Marsh's the last of the week
Supt. j. d. Whittier went Monday to
| Queen City park, Burlington, to attend
the superintendents convention
George Harris and sons caught 40
pounds of carp and pickerel near the
Hunt place the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Jewell of Whit
ingham visited their sister, Mrs. c. A.
Brown, the first of the week, returning
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Polly Clarks house Is being wir-
ed for electric lights. The work is being
done by the Twin State Gas e. Electric
! Co.
Clarence Clisbee and James Little, who
were at Mrs. Alice Richmond's a few
days, returned to Revere, Mass Sun
day.
Lewis Hamilton has returned from a
visit in Rowley. Mass. He expects to
spend the summer at the Hughes farm
in Marlboro.
1t is expected that Rev. w. F. Smith
ers of Montpelier will be one of the
speakers al the Grove meetings on Dunn
merstOn Hill.
Mrs. Ella Grant, who visited in Wor-
cester, Boston and Tuppers Lake, N. Y,
returned Monday from the Adirondacks
to A. F. Hills.
Mrs. c. C. Turner and two daughters,
| Anna and Lorette, and Henry Seymour
| of New York. have been guests at A
| D. Wilson's week.
Miss E May Chamberlin, matron OF
Marquand hall, Northfield is spending a
part of her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. N. S. Chamberlin.
| The audience in the CONGREGATIONAL
| church Sunday was the largest this year,
and the Sunday school numbered more
than any Sunday in the past IL months.
Mrs. Leroy Thompson of Glens Falls,
| N. Y, came Saturday to visit her sister,
| Mrs. S. l.. Goodell of Orchard street.
Mr.. Thompson did not arrive until We'd
! nesday.
Miss Susan L. Clark closes her school
in Springfield, Mass, today. She will
visit her brother Robert C. Clark, in
| Turner's Falls before returning home
next week.
Mrs. l.. II. Trotter of Philadelphia her
three sons and her mother arrived at the
| David Miller place Monday. Her son,
Donald Trotter, is a student in the
Pennsylvania Horticultural college.
Mrs. Thomas Betterley, after spending
few days in Northfield, attended the
| l5Oth anniversary celebration in Athol,
Mass, remaining there through the
week. She returned home Saturday
On account of lost time which had to
be made up, the school in district No.
7, taught by Miss Eva Miller of Barre
| Plains, Mass, did not close until yester-
day. Miss Miller returns home today.
Floyd Whitney of Dummerston spent
the last of the week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Ingram. He
went from there to Putney to visit his
| great-grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Ormes.
The Twentieth Century club met We'd
| nesday afternoon with Mrs L. G.. Tay-
lor for a sewing meeting This is prob
ably the last meeting until September
unless some special arrangement Is
| made.
John p. Helyar returned to Burling-
| ton Friday after visiting his mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Helyar. He received the de-
| gree of M. S. at the University or Ver-
mont this month On July 8 he will begin
| teaching in the summer school of the
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stellman and
| daughter, Maxine, accompanied by Mrs.
| Annie Allardice and Miss Gladys Stell-
| man went by automobile Saturday to
| Wilmington and enjoyed the day on
| Haystack mountain They returned in
the evening, having had a very delight
| full trip
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Stellman celebrated
| the seth anniversary OF their marriage
quietly Sunday They left home Mon
day for a weeks vacation, going to
| Londonderry and Peru and taking a car
riage drive across the mountains to
Manchester and Bennington. They will
| return by way of North Adams and
| Hoosac tunnel
First Congregational church, Rev.
Henry Lamb, pastor. Divine worship at
10.S0 sermon by the pastor, Three kinds
of strength; Bible school at 49, Chris
| tian Endeavor at $50, subject, "Mis-
sionary progress in Africa" Ps. 6S: 1885,
leaders, religious news committee.
| Prayer meeting Tuesday evening with
preparatory lecture for communion Sun
day by the pastor
About 80 Of the Neighborhood club in
district No. IL met Tuesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. George Winter. Several
guessing contests were INDUCED In. Mrs.
Winter asked 22 questions about a penny
and Mrs, Emery Miller received prize
| for making the most correct answers
| Twelve bottles were filled with liquids
| and their contents guessed upon. Win
ME Taylor received the prize in this con-
| test Lemonade and cake were served
| A special effort was made to give the
| children a good time. The club are un-
| decided whether they will hold meetings
| in July and August.
A surprise party was given Miss Ar
| line Allen Tuesday on account of her
| 18th birthday anniversary. Miss Eva
Briggs spent the day with her and they
went out to pick Strawberries On their
return. much to their surprise they found