Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-12

don, Mass, were weekend guests at
James Shows.
Mrs. Harrie williams and daughter Of
Springfield came Monday for visit at
C. A. Boorn's.
Miss Florence Bergeron of orange,
Mass, Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Peter Defebvre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weeks and son,
Harold, returned Monday from a visit
in Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. George Howard and Frank Spen-
Ger of Lowell, Mass, have been visiting
Mrs. Helen Jeffords.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Terry and child
of Claremont are visiting Frank Finn
and other relatives.
The Roman Catholic society will hold
their lawn party July "a on the grounds
Of Mrs. Esther Dickinson.
Mrs. Frank Ashley and son, Donald,
of Amherst, Mass. came Thursday for
visit with Mrs. Charles Stafford.
Mrs. Ella Doolittle and Miss Ina Doc
little will leave next week for Fitch Bay,
Quebec, for q months vacation.
The Universalist women will have a
food sale tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon
at 8 o'clock at ]. NJ. Lambs store
From July 10 to July q the public IL
brary will be open only on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
The family of e. e. Bruce moved the
| first of the week from s. A. Esten's
house to their home on the Plain road.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Masse and
| daughter, Blanche, returned Tuesday
| from a weeks visit in Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Charles II. Pearson of Keene Wis
| tied at G. A. Pearsons several days last
| week. c. II. Pearson visited there Sun
| day.
| Mrs. George Britton and Miss Lillian
| Stacey left Saturday for a visit of sew
| eral weeks in Beverly and Gardner,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and son,
| Roger, of Pittsfield Mass, have been
visitors at Joseph LaChance's the past
week.
Miss Louise Elizabeth Fitzgerald, for
merly of this town, was married June
| "a, in Winchendon, Mass, to Frank H.
| Reardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christian and
Mrs. Barnard of Pittsfield came to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Louise Chris
tan Friday.
Frank e. Mason and family of Bos-
ton came last week Wednesday to theii
summer home on Chestnut hill to spend
the summer.
F. II. Jones has rented the H. c. Hol.
land cottage at Spofford lake and in
|
a party of relatives.
Miss Albina Beliveau, organist at tn,
Roman Catholic church, will entertain
the juvenile choir this afternoon at
picnic on Tower hill.
Orre Lebert from Worcester and Mis-
Izelia Lebert of Brattleboro have beef
visiting their mother, Mrs. Mary LIE
bert, at Lon Frazier's.
Mrs. N. b. Ballard of Barre, VT
and her three children came Wednes
day for a visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Newton Stearns.
, A. A. Boldt's barn was again move
last week. as it had been found to b
, within the highway limits. This wa
the third time within a few months.
! Miss Clara. NJ. Stearns, Miss Etht
! Fletcher and Miss A e. Foster wen
Wednesday to Boston, and on Thursda
sailed for Nova Scotia for an eight day.
trip.
: The W. C. T. U. met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. f. H. Fuller The ro
call was on the subject of town improve
ment social hour with refreshment
was enjoyed.
Rev. Father Patrick Cahill is i'll an
attended by trained nurse. His broth
, er, Rev. Father Richard Cahill, officiate
at first mass Sunday and Rev. Fathe
Dion at second mass.
Miss Hannah Higginson and Mrs. Clar
ence O'Neal visited in Haverhill las
week, returning by automobile with JIG
seph Higginson Wednesday. Mr.. Hig
: | ginson returned to Haverhill Monday.
A forest fire broke out in Lscom
woods east of his sawmill Thursday. o
Friday the fire department were Gale
! out and fought all night. The fire work
ed eastward and was not subdued unit
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Flora E. NORM was given
! birthday surprise party last Frida
evening at Miss Josephine Perry's b
, members of the Knotty club. She wa
presented with a handsome gift from tn
club. Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening was enjoyed
News was received Friday that Mr.
Everett T. Fields of South Vernon
whose wedding in this town occurred
I few weeks ago, had suffered severe al
tack of appendicitis and that day vi
derwent an operation in the Farren hos
pital. She is making good recovery.
t The regular morning service at I'll
Baptist church will be omitted ne'
Sunday. The ordinance of baptism b
immersion will be administered at I'll
, church by Rev. o. c. Sargent of Cor
cord at $3.50 p. m. Mrs. E, B. Corne
of Northfeld will play and sing at tn
service. In the evening al 7.3O Rev.
T.. Buffum will use the stereoptico
Y Everybody is cordially invited to atter
both services. This evening the res
r ular mid-week service at 7.SO.
The newly elected officers Of Unit
n lodge, l. o. o. F., were installed MOI
day evening by District Deputy Graz
= Master Robert L. Whitney of Marlbor
These officers were installed: n. G.,
q c. Stewart; v. G., b. C. Hall; rec. sec
o. L. Smith; fin. Sec, w. M. Hal
: treas, w. E. Watson; warden, w. v
4 King; conductor. F. A. Buckley; r.
' N. G., Leon Merritt; l.. S. n. G.,
y Hall; o. G., j. II. Watson; l. G., j.
. Davenport r. S. s., II. Spaulding;
S. S., John MCGEE; chaplain, lG.
l. Howe; p. c., w. T. Brooks
= NORTHEIELD. MASS.