Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-30


days.
Arthur Lynde of Boston Is expected
home tomorrow.
Arthur Crouch of Northampton Is in
town to stay a few days.
Miss Eta Haynes has visited at G. s.
Woods several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Rupert Decker were
guests at Fred Fox's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hawkins returned
to Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Miss Susie L. Clark will return to her
school in Springfield, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. II. II. Barber and two children
are recovering from their recent illness.
Albert Dunklee has been i'll several
days with qunsy sore throat AMI tonsi-
litis,
B. s. Miller and family are spending
the week in their cottage at Sunset
lake.
w. E. Minis of Warren, Mass, visit
ed at DR.. C. S. Clark's the last of the
week.
Miss Susan Houghton is staying with
her niece, Mrs. L. p. Copeland, a few
weeks.
Mrs. Clara Hoisington, who spent sew
| eral weeks in town, returned to Boston
| Wednesday.
Mrs f. j. Belden went to Bellows
w
| w. s. Cook.
Mrs C. NJ Hamilton visited her
daughter, Mrs. Sumner Rideout, in West
minister Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. James Eastwood and
| two sons, Stewart and John, are guests
at j. L. Barneys
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Shepard of South
| Newfane were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| l.. f. Taylor recently.
Sophie Christensen of Gulford is
spending some time with her cousin,
| Mrs. Newton Hastings.
Ina and Hazel Potwine of Brookline
are spending the week with their aunt
Mrs. Charles Letsinger.
| A. A. Goodell returned to his home in
| Ridley Park Pa, after visiting in Brat
| tleboro and Townshend.
Miss Clara Warren of Halifax has re-
| turned home after spending a week
| with Miss Golde Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Barber returned
Saturday from a carriage drive through
several Massachusetts towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of North
ampton, Mass, were guests over Sun
| day of Miss Minnie Stockwell.
Miss Goldie Johnson and Miss Florence
! Ames are spending the week with Miss
Maude Miller at Sunset lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alvord and
daughter, Gertrude, of Wilmington were
guests at III. H. Barbers recently.
Miss Emma Atkinson has returned
home after a visit of a week with her
cousin, Mrs. Charles Smith, in Holyoke
Paul p. Jones came yesterday to c. r.
| Premises to stay over night on his way
to Brooks, Me-, where he has a position
as teacher.
Blanche and Ralph Ormes, who have
| viSita1 THAR
| will return to West Somervile, Mass
this week.
Mrs. Harriet Stone came by automo-
bile from Wilmington to e. A. knights
| Monday where she expects to remain
| through the winter.
| d. S. b. Allardice VINO was a guest
at l.. H. Stellman's, returned to Prov
| idence, r. L. the first of the week. Mrs.
Allardice will return next week.
Allen Wilmington suffered an acute
attack of indigestion Saturday night But
for the prompt aid of two physicians his
illness probably would have proved ia
| tai
A recent visitor in Dover and Will
mington reports severe frosts there July
l and 20 and Aug. 2 and II. The corn
was badly bitten and in some places the
| potatoes were frozen.
Miss Florence Warmer is spending
her vacation with her sister, Mrs M.
l.. Chamberlin, and other friends. She
expects to resume work in Mortified
when the schools open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fox were called to
Wilmington to attend the funeral OF
their aunt, Mrs Seth Barnard, Monday.
Mr.. Fox returned home Tuesday. Mrs.
Fox is expected today.
A reunion of H. F.. Weatherhead S
family was held at Sunset lake Sunday,
the occasion being in honor of Mr..
Weatherhead's birthday anniversary Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Hawkins. were spending
the week at the lake.
Miss Minnie Johnson has returned
from four days visit with friends in
Alstead She expects to return to her
duties as principal of the Rial Side
school in Beverly, Mass, next Tuesday
Miss Johnson has held this position IL
years.
The womans association will hold a
missionary social with Mrs. H. w. Bar
Der Thursday afternoon, Sept s, at 8
o'clock All women of the Congrega-
tional church and society are invited tc
attend. A missionary offering will be
taken.
Miss Bethia Hubbard of Centre Brook
Conn.,, will come to C. r. Premises
today to stay over night with Miss
Helen Prentiss. Miss Hubbard and Miss
Prentiss will go tomorrow to Derby, thi.
state, where they will teach In Derby
academy.
1t is evident that e. A. Waldron't
hens, which are a cross between Plym-
outh Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, arr
doing their best to produce large eggs
The last reported measured 5-8 by l..
inches and weighed three quarters OF
pound.
Calvin Harris who was suffering from
an ulcer on the cornea of his left ey,
last week. has been so unfortunate a.
to lose the sight of the eye He Is still
at the Memorial hospital. doing as wei
as could be expected, and hopes to re.
turn home in a few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Heyar returned
Wednesday from their wedding trip O
two weeks which was spent at e. A
Eddy's cottage in Stratton, the popular
resort OF newly welded couples. Mr.
and Mrs. Helyar will leave soon fo
} New Brunswick, N. j., where they will
! live.
In the mii-week service OF the Con
gregational church Tuesday evening w
e. Chase, superintendent OF the Sunda!
{ school. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Mann ant
, DR.. and Mrs. C. 8. Clark were cnosel
delegates to the Windham county con
! ference OF Congregational churches
/ which will be held In Guilford Wednes
, day and Thursday.
Firat CONGREGATIONAL church Row