Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-24

ston Wednesday
H. G. Smith was in Dover Wednesday
| on business trip.
The Needecraft met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. E. McVeigh.
| Mrs. Harriet Greene of New York is
| a guest at H. c. Squires's.
Mrs. II. C. Holden of Townshend Wis.,
| tied Tuesday at Harry LeRay's.
Mrs. j. s. Wood, who is very feeble
| is not as we'll as usual this week.
Mrs. j. ]. Prescott of Spencer, Mass
| was recent visitor at Ruel Boyd's.
L. II. Knapp was with his brother
| George Knapp, in Newfane, over Sun.
| day.
| The Needlecraft will meet the after
noon of May 81 with Mrs. Jerome Ami
| don.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Learnard of Hall
| fax were visitors over Sunday at W. Z.
| Bartlett's.
Mrs. Arthur Miller went Thursday to
Boston, expecting to be away two or
| three weeks.
Mrs. William Cushman is visiting sew
eral days in Hinsdale with her sister,
| Mrs. Justin Dix.
A party from here will attend the an
nual music festival of the Keene Chorus
club this evening
Theodore Parker and family of Spring.
field, Mass, were guests over Sunday
| at Nelson Parker's.
Mrs. Eva Clark of Schenectady, N. Y,
was a recent visitor at S. B. Stoves.
returning home Monday.
Mrs l.. A. Gould, who spent several
weeks with her daughter in Boston, re-
| turned home Monday.
II. E. Shipman started Saturday on a
business trip to Montana. He expects
| to be away several weeks.
Miss Annabel Morgan, who has been
caring for Mrs. Fred Wilder, closes her
engagement there Saturday.
Mrs. E. H. Davenport went Tuesday
| to Athol to visit a few days with he,
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Winter
Mrs Charles Dunbar is staying sew
eral days with her sister, Mrs. William
Hescock, on Dummerston Hill.
Mrs Malvna Estey came Tuesday
| from Greenfield to spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs John Nourse.
Miss Alma Briggs went to the Brat
tleboro Memorial hospital Saturday to
remain there some time for treatment
Rev. Henry Lamb will give an ad-
dress at the pre-Memorial day exercises
of the high school Wednesday morning
May 80
About 80 couples attended the waltz
ing party in Academy hall Wednesday
evening. Letsinger's orchestra furnished
music.
Miss Marion Wilder underwent an OPP
Grafton in the Memorial hospital Sun
day for the removal of a growth from
her throat.
Mrs. Idella Hescock and Mrs. Walter
Tefft and two children of Greenfield
came Tuesday to spend a few days at
George Washers.
Mrs NJ X. Ballou who had been
helping in the Home for the Aged dur
ing the winter and spring, returned to
her home in Dover Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Bgelow, who spent the
winter in Tarpon Springs, Florida,
came here Thursday to remain through
the summer usual in her home. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Alice Kendall.
NJ. p. Capen of Jacksonville Fla
came Monday to spened a month with
Mrs. Capen, who for several weeks has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. S. H
Sawyer, who is Ill in her home on Grove
street.
Mrs. Eunice Kingsbury, who is blind
is being cared for in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otis futile until her son-in-
law, Everett Corbett, and family are set
| tied in their new home, when she will
live with them as formerly
A good sized audience listened to an
interesting and enthusiastic temperance
address given by Miss Elizabeth Cor
don of Auburndale, Mass, in a union
meeting held in the Baptist church Sun
day evening. Both of the local ministers
took part in the service.
' Baptist church. Rev. E. S. Harrison
. pastor. Divine worship at 1890. will
sermon by the pastor. subject, 9TH,
e struggle succeeding light" Bible schoo
! at r. Evening service at T. subject
( Gods promise of prosperity and hov
to get rich" Church prayer meetin,
, Wednesday evening at 7,30.
! George A. Allen had the misfortun,
I Wednesday to lose one of his pair o
5 work horses When he went to the barr
Y in the morning he found the ANNA
down in the stall and soon discovere,
( that it had a broken leg, This Is thu
;, second accident of the kind within a few
= weeks which has occurred in the sam
neighborhood
: First Congregational church, Rev
Q Henry Lamb pastor Divine worship a
= 1890, with sermon subject, THE pric
o of liberty" Veterans are invited to b
{ present. Bible school at ~ Evenin
: meeting at $50. subject, "Msslonar
. progress in Asia. Acts 10; Ia; IA: IL
81. Leaders, Ruth Prentiss, Mrs. c. s
d Clark. Church prayer meeting Tuesda
at 1880.
e Arrangements nearly have been com
= pleted for having the streets sprinkle,
g They will be watered from Miss Emel
a EFT Weatherheads TO the dreamer
- bridge Standpipes will be placed nes
p" Allen Withingtons and Wilhelm Stel
mans. 1t is expected that II. II. Bal
Der will have the contract to drive II
watering cart. The money will
raised by subscription
Invocation, Rev, Henry Lamb; fla
: salute, schools; address of welcom
clyde Jakway; song of the flag. Centre
vile primary; Decoration Day." Agnt
: Chamberlin; Academy Primary" seve
little sisters; Scott and the Veteran
May Sanderman; my Own Unite
: States" ninth grade chorus; Hail c.
: lumbia." academy intermediates 81
Fathers Place. George Chase; Mar
Flags" academy primary; "Barbai
5 Frietchie," Centrevie intermediate
; Memorial Day" girls chorus; ''Sor
of the Flag" Centreville primary; "Tl
Unknown" Mabel Betterley; address
1.-THE Battle of Manila Bay" Jean
Z Vanderveer; address, 1.-The Civil War
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