Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1913-10-24

daughter, Ellen Crawford Isabel the
Younger daughter, attends St Mary S
school in Concord, n. II.
Miss Dunklee of Brattleboro is
guest of Mrs. Kittie Smith
Mrs. Josie Underwood entertained
the Octagon club Monday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Helen Crowley is assisting
few hours each day at the postoflice
during the weighing of the mails.
Mrs. Hannah Waite has retu rned
from Bellows Falls. where she was ill.,
She is improved in health and is gain.
ing slowly.
William Garland was in Duane, n.
Y, to attend the funeral of his father,
who visited at the Garland home last
winter. II. was an OLD soldier
Mrs. A. b. II. Harris, Mrs. Laura
NJ. Plantz, NJ. d., and Mrs. Flora p.
cole were in Brattleboro Wednesday,
attending the ID. a. r. meeting.
The ladies union aid society of East
Putney added good sum to the
treasury Friday evening by the har-
vest supper and play, Oak Farm.
Ten members of the Eastern Star
attended the meeting of Bingham
chapter in Brattleboro Tuesday eve
ming, going in John Underwood 5 and
&. \. Poland S cars.
Miss Sylvia Derry. teacher in the
intermediate school and Miss Marlin,
high school teacher, attended the
stutn +nncbnrc' convention ,nootinrr
Montpelier this week.
Miss Beatrice Bartlett. a teacher in
the public schools in Springfield Mass,
came with a friend on u motorcycle
and visited Miss Gladys Howe, return
ing to Springfield Sunday.
The ladies' aid society of the Bap-
fist church served "A fine chickenpic
supper Wednesday evening, which was
we'll putronizcd. They also sold aprons,
/ quilts and home made candy
Mrs. Jennie Harrington, who for
several years has occupied the Amling
house owned by Charles l.. Thwng
has moved into the little house on the
hill owned by the Young estate.
The Magma Charta class of the Bap-
church had Henry Bond of Brattle.
boro for speaker Wednesday eve
ming of last week. A banquet was
served, for which 80 covers were laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilbert and son,
/ Howard, of Brattlcboro Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Howard F. Quincy of Sioux City, Iowa.
and James NJ. Gilbert of Townshend
were in town Saturday calling on
friends.
The Christian Endcavor society is
preparing for its Halloween social Fri
day evening, Oct. 81. There is prom
Use of much fun and fine time, with
spooky games and mysteries of the
black arts.
First Baptist church, Rev. A, F.
Tricc, pastor. Preaching l0.45, The
Proud Mind and the Humble Place.
Sunday school at -. Christian En-
deayor at I. Mid-week union prayer
meeting at the Congregational church
Thursday at 80
Mrs j. L, Russell and daughter Miss
Marion Russell, went Saturday to their
home in Williamstown, having closed
their summer home. here. Mr.. Russell
and daughter Miss Francis Russell,
went to WilliamstOwn at the opening
of Williams college, where Mr.. Russell
is professor of philosophy.
The silhouette party held in the Con
grcgutiona church Saturday evening
was pleasant occasion. Many famil-
lar faces appeared, but were perplexing
as to names. a program was given,
consisting of violin solos by Frank r.
Page. accompanied on the organ by
Mrs. Page, recitations by Miss Hattie
Lombard and Mary and Clarice Poland,
monologue by Miss Bessie Braley and
solo b, Miss Edith Page Refreshments
of cake and coffee were served.