Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-17

Mrs. Victor Cote spent Sunday in
town.
DR.. Brown is running new Ford au-
tomobile.
Mrs. James ]. Mccormick visited in
Greenfield this week.
s. H. Richards of Ware, Mass, spent
Sunday at j. NJ Lambs.
Harvey Pike of Fitchburg has been
visiting relatives in town.
Capt. C. P. Hall of Shelburne Falls
visited in town this week.
Corliss Kinds of Gardner. Mass, is
visiting at W. E. Hindss
Mrs. H. E. Jeffords of Plymouth is
visiting Mrs. Helen M. Jeffords.
The Knitting club met with Mrs. E.
]. Richards yesterday afternoon.
Lester Booth came from New York
Saturday for a visit with his family.
Mrs. w. S. Kimball and daughter,
Elizabeth, went to Boston Sunday after
noon for a visit
DR.. Edward IAchine, who went to
Boston last week Tuesday, is in a pri-
vate hospital for treatment.
Miss Mildred Howe went to Boston
Saturday for an indefinite stay with ner
sister. Mrs. David Stewart
The annual meeting of the Universal
list ladies' society was held yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. Lamb.
Clarence Booth and family are spend
ing several weeks in c. A. Robertson's
cottage, 1.-THE Hermitage" on Tower
hill.
Miss Nela Clark is i'll with typhoid
fever in the home of her aunt, Mrs.
F. Fl. Davis. A trained nurse Is caring
| for her.
Many people attended the May bazaar
| OF the Catholic society in Ashuelot given
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings OF
this week.
The bodies of the infant twin sons OF
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Temple of Lewis
| ton, Maine, were brought here for burial
in Pine Grove cemetery Friday s Is
Some Of our public school pupils have
received little prizes and reward Of hon.
orable mention from Henry! Turner
Bailey of Boston. editor Of the School
Arts book, for work done in drawing.
A. ]. Bartlett, principal of the Local
high school the past two years, ami this
year holding a similar position in Plain
field, Mass, has just accepted a call to
the principalship of the high school In
spencer. MASS ~ rHat.f<s
A regular mid week service will be
held in, the Baptist church this. Friday
evening at 7.So. The subject for ths
morning service next Sunday Will be
The way to heaven" text John 1875
Everybody is invited. ~ ~ j.
The Rebekahs held an anniversary So
cial last Thursday evening Several in
| vited guests were present. A short pro-
gram was rendered., after which refresh
ments Of ice =. cream and cake were
served and a social time with cards
was enjoyed. -. ~.
The Connecticut River Power co. paid
the balance of their taxes, s9O600o with
interest $3.50 Wednesday under pro.
test as that day was the last chance
to pay before property would be adver-
tised- The suit which thsy brought has
| not been settled.
Mrs, Julia A. Fay observed her 9s4th
birthday anniversary Tuesday in the
home OF her son. DIR. w. d. Fay. wheI
the three other ladies, who have sc
often celebrated birthdays together re-
Gently met with her, ana added one
more to their list Of happy gatherings
The high school students, come %
in number. Who took Thpryday laftef-
noon on for b pleasure trip 10 see the
railroad are very busy this week az
the penalty proved to be 100 pages OF
| history written out In school hours and
all lessons made up. The nine grammar
school students who followed their ex'