Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-01

the first of the week from Rumney. n.
H., where they were called by the death
of Mrs. Bryant's father
Mrs. S. E. K. Priest, who was not as
well the last of the week, is somewhat
improved. Mrs. Hall of the Mutual Aid
association is caring for her.
Mrs. Martha Tyler went the first of
the week to the home of her son in
Mortified to stay several weeks before
returning to her home in Vernon.
Miss Susan Louise Clark, who has
been with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. c.
S. Clark, a week, expects to return Sat-
urday to her school work in Springfield
The Twentieth Century club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. c. ]. Stock
well, spending the time socially The
next meeting will be held with Miss En-
erett Weatherhead.
Mrs. Alcena Clisbee, who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Richmond is
failing, and her son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Clisbee of Revere,
Mass, were called here again Wednes-
day.
Ernest Bailey of South Newfane was
a weekend visitor at L. F. Taylors
His mother, Mrs. Alice Bailey, who had
been spending the week here with rela-
tives, returned home with her son the
first of the week.
Hollis Newcomb and family are NOV
ing from H. ]. Clark's cottage on South
street to DR.. Hamilton's farm in Gull
ford, Miss Newcomb, who has been en-
ployed in A. d. Wilson's family. expects
to go with them.
Rev. f. 5. Harrison, Miss Kate
Wheeler and George A Allen met Rev.
Mr.. Berry in Putney Wednesday to make
arrangements for the Baptist Sunday
school convention, which will be held
early in the summer
F. w. Gage and family have returned
to their farm from Hardwick, Mass,
where they had been spending
the winter with Mr.. Cages, sister, Mrs.
Sumner Stockwell. Their telephone call
will be, after March /. 21-1l.
Mrs l.. j. Retting and o. R. Leonard
of Detroit. Mich. and L. M. Wright of
Boston were guests recently at Tracy
Leonard's. Mrs. A. NJ. Wright, who had
been with her brother Tracy Leonard,
several days. returned to Boston Friday.
Four teachers took the examinations
which Supervisor ]. d. Whittier con-
Quoted yesterday and today. Miss Smith
of Marion, Mass, and Miss Edith Col
Inns of Halifax, two of the teachers
were the guests of Mrs. O. G, Convey
Some local fishermen have been very
fortunate in fishing in the Connecticut
river recently. One day last week j. s.
Morse and w. ]. Hawkins brought home
a string of 10 pike One of them weigh
ed four pounds and two others weighed
three pounds each.
The woman's mission circle OF the
Baptist church will meet at O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, March 6, with
Mrs. Helen Miller. The study of "Af-
RIGA, from darkness into light" will b,
continued. Music will be furnished By
Miss Izetta Stewart.
Baptist church, Rev. f, s. Harrison
pastor. Divine worship at 1890. sermon
| by the pastor, THE eternal guide" Bi
BILE class at ~. Evening service will b,
omitted, Midweek meeting Wednesda.
evening at 7.30 The study of the bool
| of Matthew will be concluded.
The executive committee of the Wind
ham County Baptist Bible school con
vention met with the president, Rev. ]
| e. Berry, in Putney Wednesday, an ex
| ceilent program being presented. Tn,
convention win be held with the Baptis
church here Thursday. June 6.
Mrs. I. II. Stellman. under tn
ausn'ces OF the Woman's club, will en-
terrain a thimble party in her home to
| morrow afternoon. This party will b.
given new name, "the gossip party,
and each guest Is invited to bring al
item of local news for entertainment.
David McElhinney. who was at hi
Ames hill farm a few days, returned L
New York Monday. He has sold wha
is known as the George Whitney plac
to New York people. and T. N. Wade