Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-25


April 3, Our New Cuba
and Porto Rico; leader, Mrs. II. c. Har-
ris; hostesses, Mrs. F. H. Martin, Mrs
A. w. Swccton. May 3, A School in the
Southern Mountains, Mrs. A. V. Wood
worth; hostess, Mrs. Wilbcrt Renfrew
June Z, special program at the chapel;
hOstesscs, Mrs. l.. G.. Taylor, Mrs. p.
j.. Convey.
Miss Mary Scott of Vernon is spend
ing few days at the Melrose hospital.
Miss Frances Stellman and Miss
Gladys Stcllman are enjoying an outing
at Sunset lake.
Miss Charlotte Robbins is visiting in
the summer home of her uncle, Merton
Robbins, in Dummerston.
Mrs Fred Smith and daughter, Miss
Katherine, of Haverhill Mass, are
guests of Miss Della Smith.
Louis Stellman came Tuesday from
Syracuse, y. Y, to join his family at
the Stellman cottage at Sunset lake.
Mrs. Emma Niles of Union street
came Monday for an indefinite visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alice Richmond.
Miss Ruth Houghton, bookkeeper in
j. l.. ockwell' s store, is having va
cation of two weeks. She is visiting
i'll Boston.
Clarence Covey is assisting in w. Rem
frews mill during the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. Renfrew on an automobile
trip to Rycgate
Mrs. Charlotte Thrower and children,
| Ida and John, have gone to the Better
ley farm on Dummerston Hill to spend
lO-days' vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Sargent were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robbins
| Tuesday on an automobile trip over
the Mohawk Trail.
Miss Mary Scott returned Tuesday
to her home in South Vernon, after
having been at the Melrose hospital a
few days on business.
Mrs William Tyler and daughter,
Edith, who had been with relatives in
South Vernon, are now guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Stockwell.
Mrs David Robinson and son of
Brooklyn, who are spending the summer
at Grassy Hill Farm, Guilford street,
will go this week to the Betterley farm
for an outing.
Miss Clara Warren resumed work in
the office of the Durham Brothers com
pany, Monday after a two-wecks' vaea-
ton spent in Mantle, Conn, and at her
home in Halifax.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Caldwell and son,
Franklin, and Mrs. Nina Carey of
Athol came by automobile and were
guests of Mrs. Caldwell S sister, Mrs. H.
L. Nichols, Sunday.
w. J. Skelly of st. Adams, who is
employed on the railroad underwent a
slight operation in the Melrose hospital
Wednesday morning. DR.. Lynch was as
sisted by Dr. Hunter.
Lawrence. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blood of Dummerston, who has been in
the Melrose hospital four weeks for
medical treatment, is a little improved
and is able to be dressed and about the
hospital.
Superintendent of Schools Fl. +. Moi
fit and Mrs. Moflitt have returned from
Boston, where they spent the summer.
Mr.. Mofitt took the advanced course at
the summer school at Harvard univer-
sity. Mrs. Mofiitt visited her parents.
o. w. Cook of Hartford, Conn, has
bought of Mrs A. C. Walker her home
on Greellcaf street. which they will
occupy for a summer home. Mr.. and
s.,
| the fall to occupy the house and care
for it.
| Mrs. Arthur Winters and two children
accompanied Mr.. Winters by automo-
! bile to their home in Athol, Mass, Sun
day, after having spent several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II
Davenport. Leslie, their son, was UNI
der treatment by DR., Lynch for his arm
while here.
Mrs. Helen H. Cooper and daughter,
Irene, and son, Howard, who had been
boarding at T.. A. Knights several
weeks. have begun housekeeping in
Charles Miner s house on Green street.
Mr. Cooper, who was here several days,
has returned to his home. Mrs. Cooper
and children lived in Burlington before
coming to this town.
First Congregational church, Rev. A.
| V. Woodworth pastor. Prayer meeting
this week Friday at 7.30. Subject, The
Art of Letting Go. Heb. 12:l-29. Sun
day, Aug. %, morning worship at 1870.
| DIR. c. +. Clark, medical missionary, will
tell of his work and experiences in
Sivas, Turkey, at this meeting. Sunday
school at 40. Christian Endeavor at
I. Subject, Carclessncss versus Thought
fulncss. Heb. 2:l.7 Leader, Mrs. O.
G. Covey. Visitors and all are cordial
ly invited to all meetings of the church.
Baptist church, West Brattleboro,
Rev. |. NJ. Compton pastor. Morning
worship at 1890. This service will be
short. All are requested to bring Alex
andcr Hymns, No. 3. Sunday school at
l.45; classes for all ages. Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7.30, led by Hazel
NJ. Compton. Subject, Carelessness YER
sus Thoughtfuness. Heb, ?: II. The
special feature of this meeting will bc
antiphona singing, Alexander Hymns
used. Midwcek meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7.30. This will be a cove
nant meeting in preparation for the
Lord S Supper the following Sunday, al
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