Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-11-10

John Callaghan has new Ford car
Miss Marjorie Waite was home owe
Sunday.
About 30 new books have just beer
added to the public library.
Miss Doris Doolittle spent the week
end with her parents in Antrim, n. II.
Mrs. Mabel Leonard Prouty of Hal
flax, VT, is with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Reed.
Mrs. Nellie Kilcy Hurley and child
of Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. T. H. Parker entertained the
Christmas Sewing club on Monday af
ternoon.
Mrs. j. b. Holmes of Westminster
VT, spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter at Wayside Inn.
Charles Allison of Peekskill, N. Y,
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Houghton, this week.
John Brodcrick has left the employ
of C. c. Stearns and has position
hunting gypsy moths.
Miss Esther Richards of West Deer
field was weekend guest of Miss Doro-
thy and Miss Hazel Wise.
The junior class of the seminary was
entertained at Mount Hermon for sup
per and the evening on Monday.
The Tau Pi society of Mortified sem
mary was entertained at Mount Hermon
Saturday evening by the Pierian club.
John Callaghan, Frank Aldrich and
f. b. Caldwell have been appointed APP
praisers of the Thomas Quinlan proper
ty.
H. B. Swcetzcr will sell his property
above Wanamaker lake by auction Nov
Is. The family will move to town
near Boston.
Mrs. Hodges and daughter, Miss
Florence Hodges, have moved into the
south apartment of A. E. Lyman s
house for the winter.
The first snow fell Sunday morning
and Main street was again white, al
though i'll the river valley the snow did
not collect, but melted as it fell.
Mrs. f. B. Clapp and Jerome Clapp
were called to East Orange, n. j., Mon
day morning on account of the death
of Mrs. Clapp's youngest brother at that
place.
Ambert Cummings and William Bige-
low left town on Monday for Spring
field where they have secured employ
mcnt in the Fisk Rubber company s
works.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
Unitarian church will hold meeting
next week Thursday in the church par
Tors. AT $50 O'Clock they will serve
supper.
DIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Newton have as
their guest Miss Mary Madscn of Hart.
ford, Conn, who formerly lived here a
year. She is a specialist on Swedish
massage.
A conference of the American Bap
fist Board of Foreign Missions will be
held at Hotel Mortified from Monday
to Friday. About IS officers of the
board and its branches are expected.
Mrs. Otte and daughter, Margaret
and brother, Mr.. Phelps, have gone t.
Brooklyn for the winter. Mrs. White i,
moving from the Day house to the
Whittle house which Mrs. Otte vacates
The regular meeting of the Fortnight
ly will be held next Monday afternoon
The subject is Kcnilworth, which will
be presented by Mrs. +. b. Caldwell
Mrs, w. w. COe and Mrs. c. w. French
Winchester, N. H., sent several auto
mobiles over the hill to the borders O
Mortified to take voters to the polls
The license question was agitated. Tn
result was no-license for Wincheste
this year.
The students of the seminary wer
voluntarily put through all the red tap
necessary to vote and cast their bal
lots on Monday All had to register, tn
foreign students were naturalized an
correct voting booth and system wer
carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and fan
lily have moved to Greenfield. Nj
Smith has been a chauffeur at HotC
Mortified for several years He no,
has position as brakeman for the Bo.
ton e. Maine railroad.
Only about twO-thirds of the student
at Mortified seminary voted in tn