Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-05-12

summer home here.
Mrs. n. d. Alexander of Springfield is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs, A. j. Philips has come to visit her
daughter, Mrs. S. +. Walker.
John Callaghan is building an ell on
the east end of his house.
Mrs. A. G. Moody will speak at
Mortified Farms Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Dow of Cabot, Vt,
will spend the summer at Crane cottage
The Boys Brigade baseball team lost at
Bernardston Saturday afternoon, l to g.
Mrs. George Hodecker of North Adj
ans is guest of Mrs. Sophie Neil
son.
Mrs. H. c. Gates of Orange was here as
a delegate to the installation of Rev. Mr..
Pattison.
Miss Nellie Nye of Greenfield spent the
weekend with her father, John Nye, and
Mrs. Nye.
George o. Dunnel is improving his
house by the addition of veranda on
the west side.
The Boys Brigade baseball team played
the Bernardston team in Bernardston Sat
urday afternoon.
A special meeting of Harmony lodge was
held Saturday night, when the first de-
gree was conferred.
Mrs. A. p. Fit will go to Manasquan
Park, n. Y, this week to join Mr..
FIT for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witte have re-
turned from North Carolina and are at
their summer home here.
Miss Dclphine Lazelle, who is i'll
with tonsilitis, was unable to teach in
West Mortified this week.
Albert Moves has resumed his work at
Kenarden Office, after several weeks ILL
ness in his home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witte have arrived
from North Carolina at their summer
home above Wanamaker lake.
The last of the boys and girls meetings
was held Thursday afternoon of this
week in the Congregational church.
Mrs. Noble and daughter of Albany,
n. Y, have rented Mrs. Elizabeth
PEBBLES s cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Helen Spencer has returned to
Mrs. Herbert Bolton s, having recov
cred from an injury to one shoulder.
Miss Helen Lockwood and friend, Miss
Morris of Bridgeport, Conn, have been
guests of Miss Brothwell the past 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Woodbury. and
Mrs. George Carr visited Miss Minnie
and Miss Violet Lyman in Orange Sun
day.
Mrs. Rice is now settled in her home
in East Mortified, where for q few
years the Green Gate tea rooms have
been.
,, Mrs Rice has arrived and is at her East
Mortified cottage, which has been con-
Quoted as the Green Gate tea rooms sew
eral years.
Prof. C. E. Dickerson left yester-
of Hartford, New Haven and New
!! York city.
The Parent Teacher association meet
ing will be held in Alexander hall the
evening of Friday, May 10, when Of
ficers will be elected.
Mrs. H. c. Gates of Orange was here
Tuesday as delegate from the Orange
Congregational church to the installa-
ton of Rev. f. w. Pattison.
Miss Sophie Brooks, Miss Jennie
+ Haight and Mrs. S. E. Walker were in
Springfield Friday and Saturday to at
tend the May musical festival.
The annual meeting of the Village I'm
provement society will take place in Lii
braIy hall at O'Clock Monday evening,
May l5 All interested in village improve.
ment should attend
At the town meeting adjourned to
May 90, besides the subject of street
lighting to be acted upon the matter
of the water supply at Mortified also
will be considered.
Mrs. w. R. Moody has returned
from Dobbs Ferry, N Y, with her
daughter, Miss Mary, who is ill with
tonsilitis. Miss Moody will not return
to school again this term.
E. F. Howard has badly injured
hand. When cranking A. s. Gordon s
automobile Friday his hand struck the
number plate, cutting such a cash that
; it required II stitches to close the
| wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bolton enter.
tanned for Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Bolton of Greenfield, Miss Hope Bolton
; of Springfield, Miss Hattie Bolton of the
North Adams normal school, and Mr. and
= Mrs. Arthur Bolton and children Of
Mortified.
Next Sunday will be observed as Moth
ers' day in the Congregational church
Rev Mr.. Pattison will preach a specia
sermon and the junior Sunday school will
hold exercises. In the evening the Anti
Saloon league will conduct the service anC
have for their subject Danish the Saloon
The final game of basketball wa
, played in Skinner gymnasium, North
field seminary, Monday between Goulc
= and East halls. The score was 81 t,
81 in favor of Gould hall. The North
. field Hotel team of students, whicl
' won the cup last year, presented it t.
2 Gould hall girls.
e Miss Violet Lyman has been spend
r ing a week with her sister, Miss Min
e ME Lyman in Orange, cOnvalescin
= from an operation for appendicitis
She returned to Mortified, to the HON
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
Woodbury., on Wednesday to complet
her recovery.
The following officers of the Ladies
a Sewing society of the Unitarian churc
were elected Thursday evening, May 4
/ President, Mrs. W. A. Priest; vice pres
0 dent, Mrs f. u. Allen; associate presiden
+. Miss Clara Ward; secretary and treasure
: Mrs c. c. Steains; directors, Mrs. T..