Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-10-08
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Miss Elsie Morgan of Boston IL
guest of Mrs. Eta Akley.
Miss Susie Miner has recovered from
an illness and is out again.
Miss Richards of Chicopee, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. b. S. Miller.
Mrs. A. c. Walker of Dummerston
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Homer IIigley went Tuesday to
Boston for further treatment of his
hand.
Mrs. w Northcroft of New York city
is guest of Mrs Whitacre at the Cold
Spring farm.
Carroll Fisher, who spent several
weeks at his home in town, has return
ed to Boston.
Miss Lois Craig went to Whining
ton Monday to be employed in the
clothespin factory.
Miss Frances Stellman of Boston, is
visiting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. H. Stellman.
Elmer johnson resumed work en- the
street railroad as motorman Monday
after Il week s vacation.
Miss Belle Greenwood returned Mon
day from Williamsvile, where she spent
the weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Frizzell, who
are on their wedding trip, are at the
present time in New York.
Gladys Harris, who has been i'll sew
eral days and confined to tho bed part
of the time, is little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Carr moved
Monday from Laurel street to a ten
ement in the Stockwell building.
. f. J. Chadwick and family, who had
been living on the old brick yard prop
!. erty, have moved to the Doolittle farm.
4 George Solandt, who has been in the
5 Melrose hospital three weeks, was dis
charged yesterday and returned to New
@ fame.
S Alton Is. Copeland has taken posi-
t ton as bookkeepcr in the Office of the
Amherst Gas g. Electric Co., Amherst,
. Mass.
i IIazen Stockwell and Homer ITigley
c are planning to 90 to Boston Sunday
to attend the world 8 series baseball
q game.
is Mrs. w. II. Bigelow expects to close
&c her summer home here about Oct. Is
an 90 to Tarpon Springs, Fla, for the
Il winter rs usual
} L. lDoltl HAS Hdh DIV u III NbpiiNb
r tions for the lease of his blacksmith
n shop, but has not as yet decided what
he will do with it.
n The regular meeting of the Woman s
n Mission circle was held yesterday after
$ noon ut 2.30 O'Clock in the home of
r Mrs. Helen Miller.
" Miss Ida Il. Fox, who came home this
week from II month S stay in the home
err Of her sister in Springfield, has re
ir turnel to that city.
ne A regular meeting of the Western
Mt Engine company was held Tuesday
n evening in Engine hall. No specia
business was transacted.
al T. Mancini Of the east village wa
II, admitted to the Melrose hospital Sun
e. day to receive medical treatment. Mr.
ill Mancini has been i'll several months.
'lt The Christian Endeavor society o
the Congregational church is plannin,
rs, husking bee to be held at Morri
ell Chamberlin S Wednesday, evening, Oct
m 10.
le Mrs. Annette Leonard of Springfield
III this state, and daughter, Miss MabC
Leonard of birmingham, Mass, cam
RS. Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. +. Il
tn Mann.
re-. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Elliott Of Brook
gh line, Mass, and James NJ. GlennOn O
of Boston, who had been guests of Georg
RS, Liscom and Miss Alice Liscom, n
In turned Friday.
Rev. A. f. B. Ward of Westminste
no county superintendent of Christian FL
ed deavor societies, spoke in the Christia
es' Endeavor meeting in the Congregation
tn, al chapel Sunday evening.
a' Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt II. Barber an
10 two daughters went to Halifax to a
nv tend the wedding Wednesday of Mr.
ge Barber's sister, Miss Della May Clar
and Raymond Tarbox of Marlbor
ID N. II.
ci' Perry Davis has had the veranda
~" his new house repaired this week. Du
I "a" ing the high wind early last week
~, limb of tree from Harry Hamilton
ieu yard fell on the veranda, damaging
,uu considerably.
James LeRay returned Tuesday q
ou ternoon from 10-days' trip to Was
~ ington, ID. c. where he attended I
10 national encampment of the G. A.
u.s. 80, Mr.. LeRay also visited in Mount VI
rt' non, Arlington and New York city.
lrS. Daptlst church, west Brattlepol
in Rev. +. NJ. Compton pastor. Morni
n . worship at 1890 with sermon by t
'uri pastor. Text, Eph. 2:7. Subject, Rich
of Grace. Sunday school at noe
18th Evening service at 7. Subject, Be
Itch Leader! Be Follower! l Sam. 14:l-l
Va. 1914. Leader, Miss Hazel COmptC
,es. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesd
VS.: evening at 7.30.
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