Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-21
WEST WARDSBORO.


Mrs. Sarah Allen is visiting at Irving
BLISS in Townshend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pike spent Sunday
at MIR. Harvey's in West Dover.
The Stratton Mountain club will meet
IN the vestry next Saturday evening.
Hermidas Bcnoit, who has been away
several weeks, returned home Monday.
Miss Grace Payne arrived home from
the summer school in Casteton Saturday.
j. a. Greenwood and niece. AIaude
Greenwood of Chester, were in town
Tuesday.
Henry {. Jones and Miss Deborah Jones
OF Cambridge, Mass, are guests at the
Green Mountain House.
hubert johnson and Mrs. Carrie Red
field of Brattleboro were guests at NJ.
l.. johnson S Saturday.
Mrs. Leon Waite is snendinq fev
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
IL. Forester, in Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Cushing of
salem, Mass, were guests at the Green
Mountain House the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dunklee. Frank
Lackey and Miss Beatrice Willard of Yer.
non were guests at Leon Wate's Sunday.
Fred Coombs and son of Brattleboro.
Clyde Coombs of Gulford and Bernard
Newell were guests at f. o. Newcll's
Sunday.
An item last week should have read
that Wilbur Stowe of Wilmington visited
at +. L. Pixies, instead of Henry Stowe of
Greenfield.
The farmers are getting busy and har
vestlng a fine hay crop this week The
weather has been extremely warm with
no showers.
Raymond Kendall took Leon Waite.
Floyd Robinson and Almon Robinson to
Iownshend Tuesday evening, where they
played at an entertainment and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke c. Fits and Rev.
and Mrs. r. H. Clapp of Brattlcboro and
Is. b. Emerson of Nutley, Y. j., were
guests at the Green Mountain House Mon.
day afternoon
Mrs. f. A, Selfors went to Brattleboro
Thursday to meet her niece. Mrs. Carlson.
and two children of Brooklyn. Mrs. Carl
son is with her children, who are under
quarantine at the Armstrong house.
A horse belonging to l.. c. Stocker.
which was tied under the store shed Sat
urday evening became uneasy and freed
himself by breaking the bride He ran
nome, scattering groceries and breaking
the wagon, but no further damage was
done.
Rev. p. Contos was a guest at Rev. E.
w. Johnson's Friday and Saturday on his
way from Nottingham to Wndham and
return, to attend the funeral and burial
services of Mrs, L. S. Axtel. Rev. +. w.
johnson accompanied him to Windham.
where he conducted service that even
ing.
Dinner guests at the Green Mountain
House Sunday were James NJ Gleason of
Boston, Mrs Frances Gleason, John Gea-
son, Lucia Gleason and James Gleason of
Nardsboro, Martin H. Gleason of the
LIST Vermont cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen.
Lawrence Holcombe, of Southwick, Mass,
and Miss Irene Phelps of Springfield,
Mass.
Baptist church, f. w. johnson pastor
Sunday at l0.45 a. m, morning worship.
Subject, Night Drawcth Nigh All are
welcome; y, Bible school; Gas D. m,
open-ar service in front of the church.
All welcome. If rainy the service will be
held at 7,3O in the vestry, as usual Sub
ject of sermon, Who Is Christ? The pru-
dental committee is asked to meet after
the Sunday school next Sunday.
Emmons Robinson, who was riding on
load of hay with his stepfather, Ralph
Pike, Tuesday, met with an accident Mr.
Pike lifted him from the load to the hay
loft of the barn of NJ l.. johnson, for
whom they were haying, when the child
stepped through the scuttle and fell to
the cows manger striking in such a way
as to cut "A cash entirely through the low
er lip the width of the two front
teeth, also looscning the teeth. The
wounds were dressed and the child
seems to be doing well.