Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-09-08
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been i'll are better.
Villa Brown of Williamsville is visit
ing at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Brown.
Misses Mirth and Corene Pike are
visiting friends this week in West
Swanzey, N. II.
Mrs. Luana White and brother, Sid
ney Putnam, are visiting at Charles
Shine IS in Wardsboro.
The Ladies' Social circle is invited
to meet with Mrs. Thorn johnson next
Thursday afternoon, Sept. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tudor and two
children of Brattleboro spent Sunday
and Monday at George Tudor's.
j. c.. Tibbetts and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Brown of Newfanc
were guests at f. A. Selfors s Sunday.
Bernard Newell came home from
Guilford Tuesday evening to assist in
the corn-cutting AID silo-filling this
week.
Mrs. Will Leonard and son, Frank
Leonard, and Mrs. Jaggers of Lyons
Farms, N. j., are guests at d. M.
Stocker s.
The guests at Hazel cottage reported
last week returned to their respective
homes Saturday in anticipation of Il
railroad strike.
Miss Gussie Pierson, who spent the
summer with her mother, Mrs. +. A.
Sclfors, returned TO her home in New
York city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. l.. Pike and daugh.
ter, Marjorie, went to Brattleboro Sun
day afternoon with c. T.. Mann IS fam
lily on their return home.
Mrs. A. NJ Fits and Miss Florence
Fits who spent a week at the Green
Mountain House returned to their
home in Brattleboro last week.
Mrs. William Ponfrcy and children
of Brattleboro who had been visiting
at Merle Stocker's, returned to their
home last week with Mr.. Pomfrcy, who
came for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Leonard and
daughter, Mildred, and chauffeur, Rob
crt Mclean, of Waterbury, Conn, Wis
tied recently at the home of Mr. Leon
ard S sister, Mrs. L. O. Newell.
The boardcrs at the Green Mountain
House and the families of +. A. Eddy
and Attorney II. E. Eddy enjoyed a
bacon bat on the rocks in the pasture
above the hotel Monday evening.
Mrs. John White left Saturday for
her home in Springfield, Mass Her
children, Graydon and Ronald, will re-
main with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Kendall, for the present.
Mr.. Wickstrand of Meriden, Conn,
and chauffeur, Oscar Backlund, who
came for Mrs. Wickstrand and children,
who had been summer guests at George
Allen s, were with them guests at Mr..
Johanson IS Sunday.
The next regular meeting of the
Stratton Mountain club will be held
in the vestry Saturday evening There
will be a concert by the Wardsboro
band on the church lawn, and ice
cream will be on sale. A cordial invi-
| tation is extended to all.
| Baptist church, E. w. johnson pas.
| tor. Sunday at 1915, morning ser.
vice. Subject, A Picture of Chris
tan 5 Life; -, Bible school; oil in
vited; 40 p. m. evening service. Sub
ject, The. Worker in Hard Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards have
gone to Broadalbin, n. Y, to visit
friends Their little daughters are
with Mrs. Edwards s sister in Towns
head and their two sons are staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards in
East Dover during the absence of
their parents.
Rev. +. w. johnson went to ia
maica Wednesday afternoon to attend
the opening session of the Windham
County Baptist association. On Fri
day he plans to attend a Sunday school
institute in Williamsville and on Sat
urday one at Jacksonville, at both of
which places he has part in the pro-
gram.
Holland, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Smith, who was i'll at the Green Noun
tain House several days last week, has
recovered. Mr.. Smith returned to
Brattleboro Tuesday. Mrs. Smith and
son will remain few days longer The
younger son of Mrs. William Luces
has been ill with measles the past
week at the home of his grandfather
A. X. Robinson. He has made good
recovery. '
Recent visitors at the Green Noun.
tain House have been John X. Gardner
OF Worcester, Mass, G. p. Miller of
Springfield, Mass, Miss Anna Staples
and Miss Mary Finn of Lynn, Mass,
Miss- Burrows, Miss Patchcr and Miss
Archer of New York city, l.. A. John
son of Plainfeld, N. j., George X.
Tucker of Brattleboro, Miss Ann Hib-
bard and Miss Abby Lovejoy of West
Roxbury, Mass, Miss Gertrude Bur
bingham of Brooklyn, Alfred Brooks
Robinson of New York city and II. n
Putnam of the Vermont forestry SER
vice of Burlington.