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

Miss NJ. Heath is visiting her mother
and brother.
Miss Mary Baker is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. l.. j. Huntley.
Mrs. Moore of Bellows Falls came
Wednesday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. ID. Lyon
Mrs Bert Newton of Vernon visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Akley,
few days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Reed Anthony and
daughter, Miss Ruth Anthony, are at the
Spring farm for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thayer of Williams
burg, Mass, called on friends Sunday.
They were making the trip by automo-
bile
The Sunday school of the Unversalst
church was reorganized two weeks ago.
The school will be held at the usual
time.
l.. J. Thayer of Brockton returned to
his home Monday after a weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Thayer.
Miss Florence Holden and Miss Nora
Jaqueth came last week from their
schools in Brattleboro for the summer
vacation.
The childrens day exercises were at
tended by a large company Saturday
The school taking part in the exercises
and doing themselves much credit.
w. d. Thayer and e. NJ. Holden OF
Brattleboro went to Deerheld, Mass, by
automobile Sunday to visit Mr.. Thayers
brother, II. e. Thayer, returning that
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Monies and little son
of Hartford Conn, and Mrs. Monies
mother and maid came Friday to their
summer home, bought of s. M. Bullock
recently.
e, w. Miner is i'll with a stomach
trouble. His brother, Winfred, who has
been staying with him several months
will start Monday for Minneapolis to live
with his son.
The drama and dance given by the
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les was well attended Wednesday night
The drama was we'll given, and they
served an excellent strawberry supper.
Mrs. Herbert Clark returned home
Thursday, after visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Marble, in Bartonsville. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Gertrude Brown, and little son, Ernest
Mr. Pierce was given a surprise party
Tuesday evening by his Sunday school
from West Guilford to remind him
of his fiftieth birthday anniversary.
Twelve members from the ]. o. U. A.
NJ went up and presented him SO.
Mrs E. w. Legate and little nephew,
Harold. left last week to visit a week
with her sisters, Mrs. Burton Burroughs
in Bernardston, and Mrs Edward Lee
Nois in Greenfield. Mrs. Marilla Barney
of Brattleboro is working for Mrs. Lee
gate during her absence.
b. A. Cook, wife and father, NJ H.
Cook of Fitchburg, Mass, visited his
uncle, F. E. Thayer, last week Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook attended the
high school alumni reunion in Brattle-
boro that night, returning to Fitchburg
the next day. His father visited friends
a week before returning.
School in district No. 5 closed June
81. The number of pupils enrolled was
IS; average attendance, II 7-16; pupils
having perfect attendance, Lawrence e.
Day, Bion. Henry and Ernest Worden,
Andrew Zagrubske, Charles Clark, Nellie
and Aggie Borkowske and Clarence Well
man. Bion Worden and Lawrence Day
had perfect attendance for the year.
Blanch Miner. Lizzie and Eva Borkowske
were absent one day this term, Leslie
Zagurbske one half day, Joe Borkowske
one and one half day and Floyd Frank
| lin two and a half days. The school had
a flower contest and found 146 different,
kinds this term. The three leaders were
Leslie Wellman, 35 kinds; Blanche Miner,
30 kinds; Nellie Borkowske 20 kinds.
Miss Elsie NJ. Hazelton of Dummerston
| was the teacher.