Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-12
family went Tuesday.

family went Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Weatherhead, who was in
the Memorial hospital three weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
Walter Snow has moved into the cot
tage owned by G. C. johnson on the
Dummerston Hill road.
Kathleen Knight has returned from
the hospital, and although very i'll is
thought to be improving.
Mrs. f. S. Fisher went to Lynn, Mass,
Thursday for an indefinite stay with her
daughter, Mrs. II. E. Miller.
Miss Dase Miller spent Easter Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. H. S. Miller,
returning to Boston Monday.
Miss Sadie Winchester who spent a
part of her vacation visiting friends in
New York, returned home Monday.
Miss Florence Clark went to Turner's
Falls Tuesday for a two weeks stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Clark.
Arthur Lynde. who visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Francis Lynde, two
weeks, returned to Boston Sunday.
The sugar makers report an average
crop, but think the season Will close
soon. Some already have gathered their
buckets.
A. d. Wilson returned Wednesday
from Newark, Ohio and brought his
aunt, Mrs Georgianna Franklin, home
with him.
Ruel Boyd, who has been working for
A. G. Eldrldge, has finished work there
and is now in the employ of william
Cushman.
John Helyar returned to Burlington
the first of the week, after spending
Easter Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A.
NJ. Helyar.
Miss Helen Weatherhead returned
Monday from a visit of few days with
her sister, Mrs. r. d. Hawkins, in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. l.. p Copeland and Mrs F. T.
Carr received Easter postcard showers
from the Mothers club Saturday in
honor of their birthday anniversaries.
Mrs. ]. E. Higley received a postcard
shower from her music pupils and other
friends in recognition of her birthday
anniversary, which occurred Easter
Sunday.
Mrs. Strom and two grandsons, Stew
art and John Eastwood, who were re-
cent visitors at H. NJ. Cuttings, return
ed to their home in Brandon, VT, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Fox received news last week
of the critical illness of her sister, Mrs
Albert Stetson of Jacksonville. A later
report says that she is improving and
hope is entertained for her recovery.
The Woman's association will meet
next Thursday afternoon, to o'clock
for a sewing meeting with Mrs. w. L.
Walker. Work will be begun for some
home missionary in accordance with a
vote taken in a recent meeting.
R. D. Hawkins, who has been with the
| grocery firm of Rood & Woodbury. ir
| Springfield, Mass, some time, has po
! sition is window decorator in the Won
| ans shop in that city. He has the ad
ditional duties of floor walker Saturday
| afternoons.
Mrs. Tracy Leonard and children ex
pect to leave here today to spend the
| summer with Mrs. Leonards mother, Mrs
| Marshall Wright, in Grafton. She will
store her goods until she returns in the
| fall. Her father-in-law, H. o. Leon
ard, expects soon to visit his children II
Detroit,
Fred Lee has been suffering two week:
from a strain caused by lifting on log
1t has affected him in such a way tina
| some of the time he has been unable
to see plainly, and he has feared HI
might lose his sight, but he is improv
ing and hopes before long to recover
from the injury.
First Congregational church. Sunda!
services: Divine worship at 1890 will
sermon by Rev. w. w. Coe of Mortified
Bible school at ~, subject of lessons
The use of the Sabbath" Evening ser
vice at $40, subject, How can we en-
rich our Sabbaths?' Leaders, Clarence
Convey, Mrs. w. Renfrew. Church pray
er meeting Tuesday evening at 7.9O.
R. L. Frost and Mrs. w. F.. Mixer at
tended the directors meeting of the
| Mountain Gorge Mining Co.. in Nortn-
ampton Friday. The engineer of the
company reported the finding of a new
vein of ore which looks promising. These
| officers were elected; Pres, r. L. Frost
| vice pres, DR.. o. o. Roberts of North
| ampton; sec. and treas, George F.
! Bradstreet of Boston; ex. COM, r. l.
Frost, George F. Bradstreet, E. H. Dav-
! EXPORT DR.. o. o. Roberts; General Man
ager, George F. Bradstreet; assistant
| Mrs. w. F. Mixer. f. H, Davenport was
| unable to attend the meeting on account
| of illness.