Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-16
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DR.. Wilson of New York, who has
n bungalow on Ashuclot Mountain
neal DIR. Schofcld, is i'll with pneumo-
mia. DIR. A. l.. Newton is attending
him.
Paul Brcinig and family have gone
to IIodcrncss, n. H., to their cottage
pn Lake Anisquam for the season
William Huber is in their employ this
summer.
On Thursday, July 13, at clock,
held on the lawn of the Congrcga-
tional parish house, to which all at
PENDANTS of the church are invited.
Mt. Hermon held its summer inter
dormitory athletic meet Monday on
Chambers field. Alvin Sherman, for
merly of East Mortified, won several
ribbons. Many from East Mortified
attended the meet.
Miss Josephine Warznah who has
been operator in the central telephone
Office several years, has accepted Il
similar position in Worcester. She
will he succeeded by Miss Dora NJ. La
morc, sister of Mrs f. w. Harness.
Philip Phelps, brother of Mrs. Otto,
will preach in Kingston. n. y, Sunday.
He then will 90 to Holland, Mich, to
attend synod of the Reformed
church, which will include the 9TH an
niversary of the founding of Hope
college.
Miss Marion Webster will conduct
a recital by her IS piano students next
Tuesday, June 90, at 3 o'clock in
Alexander Memorial hail. Mrs. Fred
In, rt-tlI
sing. Mrs. Bement formerly was Miss
Grace Bailey, supervisor of music in
the public schools.
Wild and garden flowers are solicit
ed for the Boston flower mission for
distribution among the sick and shut
ms. Such contributions may be left
with Mrs. w. c. Roberts every Friday
morning before 10 O'Clock, beginning
June % The express company carries
these boxes of flowers free of charge.
The annual town meeting for women
will be held in Alexander Memorial
hall at o'clock Friday, June %. AT
this time there will be the annual cleo
ton of officers and other business.
The committee in charge have pre-
pared an interesting program for en-
tertainment and all women Of the
town are urged to come.
All persons who are not able to at
tend services during the summer ON
Sunday morning at the auditorium,
who live in the southern part of the
town, should notify S. E. Walker.
Plans have been made to convey such
persons to the morning service and re-
turn. This accommodation is meant
for elderly people or those who come a
long distance.
Fred b. Caldwell and family welt
over the Mohawk Trail to North
Adams Tuesday. 1t is beautiful
time of the year for scenery and
pink azalia is in bloom everywhere.
The road for five miles or more east
of Charlemont is under construction
and the west side of the trail is in
poor condition on account of the rains.
Many tourists are on the trail how
ever.
Arthur Park, who lives in the q. L.
Field house, met with serious acct
dent Saturday. He is employed by the
Mortified hotel and while drawing a
load of coal from the railroad station
fell from his team. The wheel caused
IL severe scalp wound. He was taken
to the Greenfield hospital when he
was found on IIoton street and was
unconscious for some time. His con.
dition is favorable for recovery.
Mortified Grange held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. 1t Will
celebrate ncighbors' night June p
and has invited the Changers of Gill
and Greenfield The local Grange will
furnish supper and the guests an en-
tertainmelt After the business SEES
sion Tuesday a farce was given by
Mrs. Montague and Miss Mary Dalton
entitled Fast Friends, and Miss Ger
trude Proctor gave a piano solo.
The gift of the 1916 class of Mt.
Hermon to the school is a gateway
at the entrance of the Cathedral Pines
road. 1t is now about completed at
cost of $500 and is an appropriate
and needed addition to the campus.
The piers are built Of brick with
granite base and crown. On one pier
is the inscription Mount Hcrmon
School and on the other Founded i'll
1881 by d. l.. Moody.
In the primary school at East North
field Miss Lottic Evans awarded a
prize to Gordon Buffum for the larg-
est number of perfect lessons in grade
three. Gordon Sweet and Barbara Will
iams were each awarded prizes for
the largest number of perfect arith-
metic lessons. The children of this
school brought in 81 varieties of wild
flowers. Theodore Caldwell was award
ed prize for bringing the largest
number of these.