Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-14
To Remember Boys at Eagle Pass.

The boys at Eagle Pass, Texas, who
will be remembered in the box to be
filed and sent from the proceeds of
the II. G. X. entertainment Tuesday
evening include Raymond Watson of
Company C, Herbert Harding and
Perley Jones of Company X, Hayden
Marsh of Company l, Waldron Rus
sell, Albert Thegg and Herman
Wright of Company f. All but one
of these patriotic young men are or
have been residents of this town. The
exception, Russell of East Dover, is
graduate of Leland and Gray semina-
ry and spent the four years here. All
have been members of the seminary
or town baseball teams and have been
active in social affairs in this village.
The young people as well as the
older citizens will be glad of this
chance to show their appreciation of
the service they have undertaken.
Veterans in the village are cordially
invited to attend the entertainment
free of charge.
Miss Sadie Whitney is working in
the home for Mrs. C. II. Evans.
Holbrook Brothers have bought of
George b. Whitney his Overland auto
mobile.
Mrs. A. F. Stone entertained her
tniece. Mrs Chelsea Crossman of Brat
tleboro, last week.
Miss Hazel Jones came Saturday for
three-weeks' vacation from her po-
sition in New York city.
Miss Margaret Gear of Springfield,
Mass, came Monday to visit Miss Es
Their Dale at the Dale homestead.
Carl Woodland and family moved last
week to South Londonderry, where he
will carry on the farm for his mother
Howard Underwood of Guilford came
Monday to visit in the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Ben.
son.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Bosworth are
entertaining their son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Bosworth and child of Brook
Ign, n. Y.
The past few days of intense heat is
bringing the corn on with rush and
giving the farmers some splendid hay
ing weather.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Mae
donald of Atlanta, Ga, friends of Miss
Orinda Dale, are summer guests in the
home of G.. II. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Whitney
went Monday to Burlington to attend
convention of the Vermont district
superintendent through the week.
Ruth and Kenneth Franklin of Bel
lows Falls are guests in the home OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
F.. Franklin, and of their uncle, II. II
Franklin, and family.
Mrs. IL. II. Franklin and mother
Mrs. Clark of BrattlebOro, spent the
weekend in the home of A. l.. Howe
in West Townshend, Mrs. Clark remain
ing there for visit.
Miss Jackson of New York, piano
accompanist, is spending the summer
with Miss Esther Dale at her summer
home and the two are working upor
next season s repertoire.
II. F. Weeden of Bellows Falls was
in town Tuesday engaged in tuning
pianos. The Y. G. RS took the oppor
tunity to have the piano in the town
hall tuned and put in good repair,
DR.. +. l.. Osgood, Guy Hawkins and
Merrill Sparks left Saturday to spend
J the weekend at Lowell lake, joining
the camping party Of Seminary, gradu
ates chaperoned by Mrs Osgood there
} Mrs. c. w. Hawkins returned Satur
day, after spending two weeks will
; her daughter, Mrs. Herman Torrey il
BrattleborO. Little Helen Hawkins re
NAMED with Mrs. EHie Farwell during
her absence.
The next league baseball games in
which the local team takes part viii
be Townshcnd at Jamaica on Satur'
day, July. Is, and WILLIAMSBURG at
Townshend on the following Wednes
daY. July 10.