Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-12-03

Mr. and Mrs George Fisher. Mrs. Fred
Laughton and son, Charles, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paschal Laughton of Dummerston
for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Villa j. Davenport was in Walling.
ford last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Alard, who was an old friend and
who at her marriage to Mr. Davcnport
was her bridesmaid.
H. +. Lands supplied the pulpit of tbo
Conversational church for Rev. w ~
Sparhawk, who has been at his home in
Randolph on account of the illness and
death of his mother.
Miss Grace Little came Monday to tbo
home of her uncle, II. G. Everleth "a.
naming until Tuesday. She was en- routo
to the Long Island hospital in Brooklvn
where she will train for a nurse.
Bates f. Stovcr, superintendent of
school. in this union, has moved here from
West BHttIcboro and is occupvinp thc
house recently vacated by w. A. Wood
owned by the Misses Blood of West hill
Mrs Mary f. Washburn entertained tbe
FortnightN club Friday afternoon. Mrs
l.. II. Bugbcc gave paper on The Chan.
tauqua Movement and Mrs Washburn fol-
lowed with a paper on National Prohibi
tion.
Clifford u. Cooke was home at Earl
+. Fuller S to spend Thanksgiving
from Greenfield, Mass, where he is EN-.
ploycd by Goodcll Il Pratt, who do an
extensive business making tools of all
kinds.
Congregational church. Services Sun
day, Dee. >, at the usual hour. Sermon
by the pastor. Bible school session at
70. Christian Endeavor meeting at :
o clock, special topic. Willis t. Spar.
hawk pastor.
Mrs Henry W. Frost returned home
Tuesday from weeks visit with her par.
cnts in Gardner, Mass. Madam Frost of
kccnc, y. H., who kept house for her
during her absence. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. H. G.. Evercth
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Davis will leave
town Saturday to be gone until the
last of next week. They expect to Wis
it Rev. and Mrs. II. Z. Lcvoy of War
ucr, \. H., and friends in their former
parish in Loudon, n. II.
Mrs. Finette Williams Mcany and little
daughter Mary, of Keenc. y. H.. were
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G..
Williams. few days, Mrs. Meany assist
ing in the store during the illness of her
brother, Vernon Williams.
C.. \. Poland has begun housekeeping in
the Congregational parsonage. His moth
err came last week from Kalamazoo. Mich
to live with him and care for the two chill
drcn, who have been boarding with Mrs.
\. b. II. Harris the past few weeks.
b. NJ. Reed has moved his sawmill this
week from the lot in Dummerston, where
IT has been a few weeks, to Marlboro
They went as far as Brattleboro with the
boiler Tuesday, thence Wednesday to
Marlboro, where they expect to be To-
Gated this winter.
First Baptist church, r. b. Davis. pas
tor. Preaching service at 1915 with ser.
mon by the pastor Subject, Prayer; -
m, Bible school; p. m, Christian En-
deavor meeting. Subject. Golden Fruit
from the Prayer Life The pastor will
give the first of series of talks to he
given at the close of the meetings each
Sunday evening Subject, What it means
to be a Christian and how may / know
that | am a Christian
The women Of the Congregational church
will hold their annual fair next Weclnes-
day evening, Dec. S, when they will serve
a chicken-pie supper from to s O'Clock.
after which there will be given an enter
iainment, a musical program and play
Untitled Packing the Missionary Barrel.
Fancy work suitable for Christmas gifts,
aprons, quilt and home made candy will
le on sale afternoon and evening. There
will be also grab department for the
children.
+. +. Beach sustained painful in.
jury last week while saving wood
alone with a gasoline engine, all the
fingers Of the left hand being more OF
less cut and the forefnger lacerated
so that amputation was necessary The
thumb nail also was split. Mrs. Beach
was away from home at the time. hut
returned as soon as possible after be,
ing Informed of the accident. DR.. l..
H. Bugbec was called to dress the
wounds and the hand is doing well.