Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-27
WEST BRATTLEBOR0-

guest at A. s. Goulds.
Clinton Allardice of Providence Is
visiting at L. H. Stellman's.
Miss Minnie Sewel of Medford, Mass,
Is guest at F. L. Houghton's.
Miss Bertha Ramsey of Bellows Falls
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. S. Cove.
George Stockwell of North Adams Is
visiting his brother, Henry Stockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Spencer Of South
Ashburnham are guests at w. E. Stell-
mans.
Supt J. D. Whittier will leave the
first of the week for his new home in
Arlington.
w. c. H. Smead and son, James, Of
Greenfield visited at George Harriss
this week.
Edgar F. Copeland of Colrain visited
his brothers, l.. P. and c.. H. Copeland,
this week.
Mrs. ]. H. Dix of Hinsdale and Miss
| Ida Dix of Springfield are visiting at r.
H. Briggs's
Miss Lillian Clark of Yonkers, N. Y,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Clark, recently.
Miss Della May Clark of Elm Grove,
Mass, came Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. H. H. Barber. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Washer and Will
liam Weeks of Athol are visiting at )
George Washers and attending the fair
| Mrs. George Ransom will leave Thurs
| day for her home in Jacksonville Fla,
after a stay of several weeks at E. B.
| Corbett's
| Mrs. Martha Tyler of Vernon came the
first of the week for an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. L. Stockwelll
and family.
Frank e. Robb of Newton Cent?
Mass, came Tuesday to spend a
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Isaac Robb, ST.
Mrs. George Hoffman returned
South Hadley Falls the first Of
week. accompanied by her daughter
Miss Bertha Freeman.
Mrs. Elijah Warren of Gard1er and
son, Asaph Warren of Orange, came
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Addie Warren Of
Greenleaf street and attend the Valley
fair.
Frank Convey returned to his home in
Dorchester Saturday after visiting in this
vicinity six weeks. His daughters, An
, gle and Eleanor. returned a Few days
earlier.
Mrs. NJ. P. Capen did not return to
Jacksonville. Fla. this week as expected.
Miss Susan Houghton, who was
guest of her niece, Mrs. George Allen,
several weeks, returned to her home on
High street Saturday.
Mrs. Polly Clark, who has been in
Charlotte, this state, since June Z, re-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Harris
Of East Charlotte. Mrs. Clark is 81
years old, Is in good health and enjoy
ed her visit with relatives.
d. r. and A. l. Miller who exhibited
Holstein young stock and fruit at ting
state fair in White River Junction, won
the silver cup for the best exhibit Of
n 10 nohf nd
Vermont, first prize on peaches, second
on collection of fruit, second on Holstein
yearling bull. second on breeders young
herd and third on Holstein heifer calf.
Baptist church, Rev. E. s. Harrison,
pastor Divine worship 1880 with SER
mon by pastor, preceded by 10-minute
talk to children; Bible school II; evening
service 7.3o Mid-week service wednes-
day evening 7.S0. The meeting for this
week was postponed to this, Friday, even
ing when a shut-in service will be held.
Those who are shut in on account of i'll
health are requested to send to thei
meeting a message or verse of scripture
r. w. Blood, Mrs. Blood and
J. A. Stafford returned from New n
Saturday. The specialist, Dr. Cred
Hammond. whom they consulted abod
Mr.. Bloods condition, diagnosed thl
trouble as tumor on the brain back
Of the eyes. 1t cannot be reached by
an operation, but he hopes to absorb
the growth by medical treatment DR..
Hammond gave some encouragement that
Mr.. Blood, who Is now totally blind,
might recover his sight partially.
The missionary society Of the woman's
association OF the Congregational church
will hold meeting in the chapel Thurs
day. Oct. 8, from to 5. Roll call-cur-
rent events In China. 1t is expected
that Miss Charlotte Johnson, who re-
turned from Shanghai recently, will be
present and tell about China and her
work there The new programs for the
year are ready for distribution. The
text books to be studied are "China's
new day." and 'Mormonism the Islam
Of America" An invitation is extended
to all women Of the church and society
to attend these missionary meetings.
First Congregational church. Rev
Henry Lamb, pastor, Sunday services
Divine worship 1890 with sermon by
pastor, 1.-THE value of the church and
all its organizations to the community"
Rally day will be observed In the churcS>
and Sunday school with special exer.
cises and the pastor extends an earnest
invitation to those who do not attend
church elsewhere to come to this SER
vice. Bible school at 49, Christian En-
deavor $50, missionary boldness," Acts
4: 3 and 2s: 81, leader. G. r. Prentiss
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening 7.s0
The prayer meeting this week will be