Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-10-13
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

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Miss Adams spent the weekend at her
home in Windham.
Miss Hester Holden was guest at T.. o.
Newell's on Sunday.
D. NJ. Stocker and NJ. L. johnson were
in Brattleboro Saturday.
Burton Brown of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday at d. NJ. Suckers.
Mrs. Julia Bills has gone to Brattleboro
to work at Roscoe Fishers.
Floyd Robinson has gone to Athol,
Mass, where he has position.
Mrs. E. d. Ranney is visiting a few
days with relatives in Boston.
Fred Boyle has been helping his brother
at West Dover on the home farm the past
two weeks
Mr. Toomey and Mr. and Mrs. Hawks
and child of Bennington called at j. A.
Streeter's on Sunday.
Carrie Roberts and Travis Robinson of
Leland and Gray seminary were at their
homes here over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Stockwel is assisting
Mrs. Alice Baird in her dressmaking
rooms on High street this week.
Miss Alice Streeter, who has been at
| Ut. I1tlllOll y Ill w dIuSDOIO Jue past LlIee
months, has returned to her home.
George May and family moved We'd
nesday from Herbert Clark s house on
South street to the east village.
Frank T.. Howe of Bennington and w.
II. Newton of Ncwfanc were weekend
guests at the Green Mountain House.
Mrs. A. o. Norcross of Dummerston
has been visiting here this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Halliday.
Miss Edith Adams expects to attend the
meetings of the State Teachers associa-
ton at Burlington the last of the week.
Dr. and Mrs A. n. Clark and Miss
Elizabeth Weeks of Norwalk, Conn, regis
tered at Green Mountain House Tuesday
night
Superintendent and Mrs. II. E. Motif
went Wednesday by automobile to Bur
lington to attend the state teachers
convention.
Charles Robbins of Orchard street is
having his house wired for electric
lights. E. NJ. Goodenough's men are
doing the work.
Alexander Exner, who returned Sat
Saturday with Company 1, V. N. G.,
will resume work Monday for the Yer
mont Printing company.
About 80 from here went to Marl-
boro Wednesday to attend the annual
chicken-pie supper served by the women
of the Congregational church.
) Leland Newell has gone to Burlington
as representative from his class at Leland
and Gray seminary at the boys and girls
industrial exposition held there this week
d., H. Al
home of j. F. Woodbury. and attends
the high school, went Wednesday to
Mrs. Thomas Betterley's to stay over
; the weekend.
), The books from the town library which
are kept in this part of the town have
been moved from the postoffice to the
. parsonage where they may be gotten UNI
. der the same regulations as before.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church held sewing meeting Tues
:. day afternoon in the parsonage, the
. men coming for supper at o'clock.
There were about $50 present and all
enjoyed a bountiful supper and good
: time.
A. F. Day, Mrs. Poor and Master
i Kenneth and Master Reginald Reed of
= Manchester Depot were weekend
= guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hawkins.
IS Mrs. Stella Taylor, who had been
spending week there, returned home
h with them.
H. L. Emerson, Miss Edith Stolte, Miss
: Mary Croker, Miss Florence Hemenway-
e Wells and Miss Henshaw of Bratteboro
$ took supper at the Green Mountain House
j. Saturday evening with other members of
the Stratton Mountain club on their re-
n turn from the hike to the Tower.
s Rev. o. W. Heyer started last Satur-
:, day for a trip through the state. On sun
II day he expected to speak at Newbury
Advent church, thence to go to st. Johns
:. bury to visit his daughter and later to
It go to Newport where he formerly had a
e pastorate to attend the International
d conference.
Baptist church, West Brattleboro
d Rev |. NJ. Compton pastor. Morning
n worship at 1870. Sermon by the pas
IS tor. Mrs. l. NJ. Compton will tell q
p story to the Juniors preceding the ser
mon. Sunday school at 1l.45. Even
s ing worship at 7.30. Leader, John Nc.
i Kay. Subject, Public Spirit and How
o to Cultivate 1t. Midweek prayer meet
d ing Wednesday evening at $50 o clock
Mrs. Julia Porter of Hinsdale under,
n went an operation for appendicitis in
t, the Melrose hospital yesterday. Miss
n Marion Welcome of Chesterfield, n
e H., underwent an operation in the hos
pital yesterday for the removal of ton
II sils and adenoids. DIR. Lynch was as
: sisted by DR.. LaChaine of Hinsdale
= Mrs. Fenno was discharged from the
:. hospital yesterday and went to hel
home in Putney.
J. A very enjoyable party was held We'd
= nesday in the home of D. w. Wilder
l. in honor of Miss Patience Wilder
n birthday anniversary, also in honor OF
A. NJ. Bennett. Mr.. Bennett will leave
.. Sunday for Syracuse, N. Y, to take 6
!. position with the Franklin AUTOMOBILE,
|. Co., in the experimental room. He was
v presented sum of money by the guest,
.. and Miss Wilder was given silver friend
ship pins. There were 25 young people
present The rooms were effectively
n decorated with autumn leaves. Re
u freshments of ice-cream, cake and wa
L fers were served