Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-03
Leland Covey is ill-with meas sizes.

Leland Convey is 1l~Wltn measles.
A. D. Wilson was in Newfane several
days this week attending court.
Mrs. w. S. French returned Wednes-
day from the Memorial hospital
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Smith were in
Wilmington several days this week.
Lester Jillson Of Vernon was a guest
at George Washers over Sunday.
Miss Georgia Ormsby of Brockton,
Mass, is whiting at John Wilson's.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin of Northampton
were guests at T. NJ. Allbee's over Sun
day.
Mrs. C. B. Ford, Mrs. Charles Becker
and little daughter have been i'll several
days
Charles Aiken of Orange. Mass, spent
Sunday with his sister, F. A.
Betterley.
Mrs. D. w. Crosier reports that from
AZ hens she gathered 952 eggs in the
month of April
Miss Mabel Weld will resume her work
in w. A. Pratt's grocery store in
Springfield next week.
Miss Victoria Hamin of Lempster, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Miss Carrie
Hamlin, at A. w. Stoves.
Mrs. o. d. Parker and daughter OF
South Londonderry were guests at Fred
Smiths Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rupert Decker of Will
mington, who were employed through
the winter at F. d. Marsh's, finished
work there Tuesday.
DIR. H. A. Durfee of Burlington, state
secretary of Sunday school work, was
here Wednesday and made several calls
in behalf of the work.
The solicitors appointed by the Ear
nest Workers have been busy this week.
It is reported that water will be used
FOR sprinkling streets.
Mrs. George Hawkins, who spent
few weeks with her mother, left We'd
nesday for Belchertown, Mass, where
Mr.. Hawkins has work.
Mrs. NJ. j. Howard and daughter,
| June, and Miss Hazel Landman of
! South Londonderry visited at O. G.
| Coveys the first of the week
Miss Marguerite Clark returned home
Monday for an extended vacation from
| her studies in the Leland Powers
School of Oratory in Boston.
Mrs. F. L. Houghton, who was in
Jacksonville two weeks caring for her
mother, Mrs. w. A. Cheney, returned
home Tuesday. Mrs. Cheney is improv-
| ing.
Lewis Hamilton, Pearl Convey, Harold
Belden and Francis Taylor of the Claw
| SON Hamilton baseball team expect to
go with the team to Townshend to play
the Leland and Gray team Saturday.
When G. F. Covey went to his barn
yesterday morning he found one of his
work horses with a broken leg. between
the knee and ankle. He was obliged tC
have the animal killed, which will be a
great loss to him in his work
Owing to illness in the family OF
| Charles b. Ford, who planned to leave
for their new home in California this
week, their trip will be delayed a weel
or 10 days. Mr.. Ford has sold his house
to Everett B. Corbett of Wilmington.
Mrs. T.. A. Ormes was called to Put.
ney Wednesday on account of the criti
cal illness of her daughter, Mrs. Georg,
Webber. who died before her mother ar
rived. Mrs. C. f. Ingram. a sister o
Mrs. Weber, went to Putney Wednes
day morning.
Baptist church, Sunday services
Divine worship at 1870, subject of ser.
mon by the pastor THE messages o.
spring" The sermon will be preceded b,
a 10-minute talk to the children. Bib,
school at II; evening service at
Church prayer meeting Wednesda,
evening at 7.30.
First Congrega tional church, Rev
Henry Lamb. pastor. Sunday services
Divine worship at 1890 a. M, with ser
mon by the pastor; Bible school at IL
Christian Endeavor at $50, subject "Fh
Christian Observation-Disclosures Thi
is conservation meeting and the leade
will be DIR. c. s. Clark Church praye
meeting Tuesday evening at 7.30.
The Womans associa ton OF the FRS
Congregational church held it's month";
missionary meeting yesterday after
noon with Mrs. j. C. Gibson, 20 womel
! being present. The program includes
devotional exercises; paper on Chi
mas primitive religion by Mrs. A. II
Cook; reading on Charms used t
drive away evil spirits" by Mrs. l.. II
Stellman and a reading IAN idle holi
day." by Mrs. Henry Halliday. A let
ter from a personal missionary frien
In China was read by Mrs. II. +
Wheeler. Cake and ice cream wer
served.