Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-09-29

repair.
Floyd Robinson is away on a week
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Z. l.. Pike are at A. j.
Pixies in Stratton.
Hermidas Benoit has returned to his
work in Seymour, Conn.
f. o. Robinson was home from his work
in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Albert Robinson is at work on the
bridge in South Wardsboro.
Gregory Robinson is at work at +. o.
Robinsons and going to school.
| Hugh Putnam of Greenfield was at l.. b.
Kendall's few days the first of the week.
! Mrs. Angie Bradeen and son visited last
week at D. NJ. Stockcr's and NJ. l.. John
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tudor and daugh
| ter have visited friends in Bennington re-
Gently
sisting in caring for the sick ones ut H. l..
Pixies. 49, -a
Arthur Thomas and niece, Goldie Pow
ers, of Wilmington, were at c. ii. Boyd's
Sunday
Ethel Waite was guest of her sister,
Mrs. +. o. Robinson, Wednesday and
Thursday.
HAL Robinson has finished his sum
mers work at Brattleboro and is at his
home here.
Miss Grace Payne has returned to South
Vernon for another years work as teacher
of the village school.
| The latest victims of measles are Ralph
Pike, Melvin Robinson, Mirth Pike,
and Willard johnson.
| Tyler Waite is attending the village
school and boarding with Mrs. Avis Waite
at the Green Mountain House.
Miss Ethel Eddy left Saturday morning
! for Brattleboro to have charge of the I'M
graded work this year in the high school
building.
| Dexter knights, who spent the summer
| with relatives in other places, has lc-
turned to the home of his daughter, Mrs.
L. l.. Pike.
NJ. l.. Rice of Southampton, l.. l., came
Saturday night for few days visit with
friends and to look after the fruit of his
farm. Mrs. Rice stopped at Middletown,
Conn, with her sisters there.
Rev. +. w. johnson left Monday morn
| ing for Chester to attend the meetings of
the Baptist state convention. He went
by way of Londonderry in company with
, Rev. Mr.. Goodwin of that place.
Mrs. W. b. Smith and son, Holland, of
Brattleboro, who were guests four weeks
at the Green Mountain House, returned
home Friday with Mr. Smith, who spent
the last week here with his family
Mr., and Mrs. George Edwards have re-
turned from their trip to New York state.
Their children are now with them and
they are this week moving into the house
in Wardsboro Center now owned by Seth
White.
Mr. and Mrs. George Colbum and four
children of Keene, n. H., are visiting at
Almon Robinson's The children are un.
der quarantine because of the prevalence
OF infantle paralysis in the vicinity of
their home
Baptist church, +, w. Johnson pastor
Sunday at l045 n. m, morning worship
Subject, Doctrines of the Church No /,
God the Person; II m, church school;
7.3O p. m, evening service. Subject,
Studies in Romans, No. 2. During the
winter months the pastor has planned for
several series of sermons for both morning
and evening services, which should be of
interest to all. Circulars announcing the
subjects will be distributed.
The Stmtton Mountain club will make
another attempt to climb Stratton noun
tain Saturday Oct I, if the weather is
suitable. The club will be glad to wei
come all who may wish to join the par
ty, whether members or not. A picnic
dinner is planned at noon. 1t is ex-
pected that both the Ross trail and the
Stratton Mountain club trail will be fol
lowed either in going or coming The Ross
trail is said to he little longer, but on
much easier grade.