Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-08-18

entirely new idea to me and | asked
for time to consider After looking
over the field and studying conditions
! have decided not to allow my name
to be used as n candidate. | make tins
statement because an item appeared III
the Springfield Union to the effect that
/ was candidate. | wish to thank my
friends sincerely for considering me
in this connection
Mr. Sword has new Dodge auto
mobile.
Fred A. Holton has a new Ford au-
tomobilc.
Mrs. c. II. Webster has new STUDIO
baker automobile.
Harold and Irene Davis are visiting
relatives in Hinsdale.
s. i. Walker has traded his automo'
bile for 1917 Buick six.
T.. NJ. banks is n guest of his laugh
ter. Mrs. j. r. Cummings.
Miss Marion Webster has new
Ludwig baby grand piano.
Northfeld Grange will hold a meet
ing next Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Howard Of Greenfield
visited here one day this week.
Mrs. G. T.. Williams and Barbara re-
turned Sunday from Spotlord lake.
Miss Eta and Miss Dorothy Grout
of Gill are guests of Mrs. Louis DAVIS.
Miss Jennie Taght went to Jamaica,
VT, Wednesday for n two-weeks vaea-
ton.
Miss Beatrice Sword of Chicago is
visiting her parents on the Winchester
road.
Miss Eleanor Clough Of Greenfield
was weekend guest of Miss Madeline
Long.
Miss Laura Conley of Cleveland, Ohio,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Isabel Me
Grath
Miss Madeline Bcaman of Hyannis,
Mass. is a guest of Miss Gertrude Cal
lender.
Mrs. Horace Siblcy of Wendall, for
merly of Mortified, is attending the
conference.
Many people from town have at
tended the pageant at Deeriieid the
past week.
Miss Francis Davis, who was guest
of Mrs. A. G. Moody, returned to New
York Monday.
Miss Bernice Cummings has taken a
position as teacher in the school IL
Suhield, Conn.
Mrs. Alonzo Newton of Springfield is
spending few days here, where she
formerly lived.
Rev. David HOWE of Everett, for
merly of this town, is here for the Au
gust conference.
Miss Agnes Foreman, who had beer
with Mrs. +. T. Pallam, left for Bos
ton Wednesday.
Northfield's contribution on "envel
ope day for the Franklin County hos
pital was $30.2j.
Mrs. Delaney and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, of Orange are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans.
Mrs. A. J. Breinig is i'll in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George White
and has trained nurse.
George Nation of Worcester is {
guest of his sister, Mrs. Anna Phelps
and Miss Gertrude Nation.
Isabel Reed of Greenfield is n CUES
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T
A. Clark, for several weeks.
DIR. Riley, president of McMinnvillC
college, Oregon, is a guest of DR.. Arthur
Thompson at Kenjockety lodge.
Miss Mabel Aldrich, a graduate o
Mortified Bible Training school, il
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Holton.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. DeVeer of Ozon
Park, l.. l., have arrived at Octagol
cottage near Wanamaker Lake.
Mrs. f. u. Allen aad Miss Margarc
Cady have returned from a visit witt
Mrs. F. l.. Proctor in Antrim, n. II.
Mount Hermon school will open fol
the fall term next week Tuesday, Aug
%. with Prof. l.. l.. Norton as princi
pal.
Rev. Harry Hitchcock of Maine AM
Worthy Hitchcock of New York ar
guests of their sister, Mrs. F. w. kel
logg.
Mrs. Frederick Bement of Northamp
ton and Mrs. Hattie Rowe of Worceste
are guests of Mrs. c. II. Webster an
her daughters.
Miss Jessie Moore of Berea, KY
graduate of Mortified seminary i
1890. who lived in Gill, is in town TO
the conference.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Newton have lei
Atlantic City in their automobile AM
are on their way home. They expect Il
arrive here Saturday
The boys at Camp Northfeld playe'
Marquand boys at baseball on MAJ
quund field Wednesday afternoon an
were defeated, IL to 8.
Rev. A. Waldo Stevenson of PM;
dclphia arrived at his cottage ON Ru
tie Ridge Monday to spend teV
weeks with his family.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Sherman o
Greenfield were guests of Mrs. Thoma
Mason Wednesday. 1t was Mrs. Smith Z
95th birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Page of Sehf
nectady, N. Y, visited in town TN
week. Mrs. Page formerly was Mis-
Gerda IIuntOon, teacher here.
The conference of Christian worker
will close Sunday night, but the post
conference will then open with ad
dresses each morning next week at i
o'clock in Sage chapel by Rev. Charlie
Inglis of London. Gould Hall will re
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