Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-10-20

Miss Gula Hemmings spent the week
end with her sister, Miss Bertha Hem
mings, in Bristol, Conn.
Rev. Edwin s. Tasker of Lawrence,
Mass, preached in Mount Hcrmon and
at the seminary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Pallam left town
Tuesday morning for a months vacation
in Kenzieville, Nova Scotia.
The seniors of Mortified seminary
were entertained by their brother class
at Mount Hermon Monday.
Herbert Clutter Of Boston spent the
weekend with his sisters, the Misses
Clutter of East Mortified.
+. L. Proctor and Mrs a. w. Proctor
of Antrim, n. H., have been visiting in
Northfeld their former home,
Raymond Mason of Worcester and Mr..
and Mrs George Mason OF Greenfield
visited their parents here last week.
Rev. Walter Erdman of German
town, Pa, is giving daily chapel talks
at both the Moody schools this week.
David Sclig returned home this week
with the Second Massachusetts regi-
ment and visited in Mortified Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jillson of Gardner
and Miss Lizzie NJ. Purple of West North
field arc guests this week Of Mrs David
Ball
Next Sunday morning Rev. G. l..
b. Thompson will give what he calls his an
nual sermon, at the Unitarian church at
= l045.
George Carr is having his vacation
and with his family and Mrs. r. w.
Woodbury. is touring Maine by auto
mobile.
A. NJ Solandt has received news of the
3 death of his brother, DR.. j. V. Solandt Of
Hayden, Col., who was killed in an auto
3 mobile accident.
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Am
bier Welch are MIR. and Mrs. Norman
Southworth of Fall River and Mrs. Sam
uc D. Trornbley of Beverly
The Boys Brigade had its first regular
drill Friday night aud Lieutenant Miner of
r Brattlcboro, who has just returned from
! the Mexican border, conducted the drill.
l Mrs. Brothwel has been entertain
t ing her two daughters, Mrs Lock-
wood of BRIDGEPORT, Conn, and Mrs.
Barbara Reynolds Of Pennsylvania.
v Many people from Mortified have
/ attended the Nitional Dairy show at
o Springfield this week. Mount Hermon
q had a fine exlhbit of Holstein cattle
{ there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S E. Walker went by
r automobile to Poland Springs Me,
5 on Friday and visited Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Edward Pickarl. formerly of this
a town. They returned Monday.
e The juniors Of the seminary will give
$. a Halloween patty Saturday evening
Il to the Juniors OF Mount Hermon. Sup
5. per will be servtd to all at Marquand
IS with the social il Gould, hall parlors.
It Returns of the presidential election will
h be given at the town hall the evening of
f election day, uudr the auspices of the
p Mortified board of trade. Arrangements
j. are in charge % A. S Gordon and +. A..
S. Welch.
DIR. and Mrs. y. p. Wood went by auto,
mobile last we'd ~ st. Johnsbury, VT,
Dr. Waod goins-as a representative from
the Massachusetts State Medical society
l. to the meeting of the Vermont State Medi-
Y cal society
h There will be a reception in Alexan-
d der Memorial hall Monday evening,
r. Oct. %, under tho auspices of the Par
3 ent-Teacher association. All teachers
c and all parents in tie town are ear
!, nestly desired to be present.
i Miss NJ. T. button was given a sur
y, prise reception Tuesday afternoon at
~ the home of Mrs. c. L. johnson from
n to O clock. This was Mrs. Dut-
q ton S 18th birthday anniversary and
# many of her friends were present.
h Miss Amy Wells, Leslie Wells of
II of Greenfield and William Phelps of
Worcester came to Mortified for the
burial of their grandmother and moth
err, Mrs NJ. n. Phelps, Saturday.
The trustees of Mortified seminary
y and Mount Hermon school held their
: fall business meeting Saturday at Ken
u arden hall. They attended chapel ser
y vices. Mrs. George S. Palmer of New
= London sang at the seminary Saturday
n morning and at the Sunday evening
- chapel service.
" The annual meeting of the w. G.. Z.
IF L. was held Wednesday afternoon at
d the parish house with II present. The
!. following officers We're elected: Pres
% dent, Mrs. F.. NJ. Lazelle; first vice
% pres Mrs. w. w. Coe; second vice
d pres Mrs. II. NJ. Yerrington; see,
Mrs C. f. Dickerson; treas, Mrs. Will
Der; auditor, Mrs. W. C. Roberts A
social hour was then spent together.
- Mrs. Grace Bailey Bement of North
ampon viii give a costume recital in
II the town hall Monday evening, Oct. 80
under the auspices Of the Mortified
is Tennis club. She will be assisted and
accompanied by Miss Marion Webster
n Mrs, Bement will sing four groups of
songs, wearing costumes of Ameri.
a cans japanese, Indians and Colonial
days. Miss Webster will render two
J. piano selections and a group of four
violin selections.
e The Mount Hermon gymnasium team
will give an exhibition Friday evening
IA in Skinner gymnasium under the
auspices of the Boys Brigade. The
r. Mount liermOn orchestra will furnish
music. a game of basketball will be
>, PLAYED between the Brigade team and
+ the Mount Hermon team. There will
= be IN address by Chaplain Harry Jones
a of the United Statos navy on The Bat