Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-08-03


Miss Gertrude Proctor went Wednesday
to Antrim, n. H.
Miss Marion Storr, a guest of Mrs. j. A
Stebbins, has humps.
w A. Caldwell is now engineer at the
Holyoke City hospital.
Teddy Quinn Kidder is visiting rela
ties in Williamsvile, VT.
Miss Delphine Lazelle has gone to Low
ell to visit friends few days.
Prof f. l.. Duey is having a garage
built on his property on Pine street.
Mrs. Fred Crane is spending few days
at Lake Sunapee, n. H., with friends
Asa Wise of Athol has been visiting his
niece, Mrs. j L. Dunnelly the past week
Mrs, Edmund Richard of Springfield
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ Da.
Wis.
The Dickinson public library is open
each afternoon and evening until Septem-
Der.
Mrs G. A. Holton is in a critical condi-
ton and the trained nurse is again with
her.
Miss Madeline Beaman, who teaches in
Quincy, is the guest of Miss Gertrude
Calender.
Arthur F. Field returned to Spring
field Monday, after visiting week
with relatives here.
Mrs Bert Bent and daughter, Winni-
fred, of Somcrvile are guests of Mrs. Bes-
sic Symonds
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morton of Cam
bridge are spending the summer at the
Calender home.
Mrs Betterley and Mrs. Eames of
Brattleboro visited their niece, Mrs. E.
W. Cowles, this week.
Ira d. Willard has bought a farm in
Montague He has sold his place to Mr.
Swartherton of Greenfield.
Evelyn Atwood spent the weekend in
Keene. Her aunt, Mrs. H. C. Atwood, re
turned with her for visit.
Rev. +. w. Pattison was home for few
days the past week and then again joined
his family on the Maine coast
Miss Marion Clutter, who has been one
of the clerks in the Auditorium bookstore
for the summer, has gone to her home
Mrs. Leon Davis has gone on an auto
mobile trip to Cape Cod with her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller
of Hinsdale.
Russell Longs horse died Saturday 1t
was driven in pair to Mt. Hermon with
load of conference people and taken ill
on the way home.
Miss Laura Baker has returned from
the Boston hospital, but was still in such
serious condition that she has gone to
the Keene hospital
One of the most popular features of the
Sunday school gathering has been the
story telling hour at SIS each night by
Miss Mamie Lee Frazier
Mr. and Mrs Smith of Cuba, who are
graduates of the Mortified Bible Train
ing school, have been the guests of Rev
and Mrs. A. Waldo Stevenson
S. E. Walker went by automobile to
Gloucester for the weekend with his fam
lily, who are spending the summer there
Miss Esther Moody accompanied him.
Newton Howard, who enlisted several
weeks ago, went to Springfield to pass his
physical examinations and then to New
York, where he joins the L. S. aviation
corps. 'l
Mrs f. b. Estabrook left Thursday
with her granddaughter, Irene Sweet, fol
New Bedford, where she wiki visit hel
daughter Niles Sweet will return witt
her to NOrthheld
Miss Lillian Thayer of Westfeld is &
guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Thompson
Miss Thayer is a former teacher here anC
has since been principal of the gram
mar school in Hadley nine years
Rev. James McCOnaughy of Philadel
phla has been one of the teachers at the
summer school for Sunday school workers
He and his family lived for many year,
at Mount Hcrmon, where he was head o
the Bible department.
The Greenfield Electric Light company
has installed in Mortified the past wcel
several transformers of 400 volts Thi
is in accordance with the contract mad
with the town and the transformers ar,
much stronger than others previously il
use.
Mrs. r. r. Calender writes of her con
tinued enjoyment of the sights in Homo
lulu Shortly after she arrived, her son
George, and wife accompanied her t,
Hero, Hawaiian Islands, for ten Gays
where they visited the volcano. Mrs. Cal
lender plans to return in the early fall
Miss Esther Long observed her It'll
birthday anniversary July %. In tn
evening Is of her friends, including tn
members of her class in which she grad
uated in June, gave her surprise party
A joyful evening was spent with game
and refreshments Miss Long receive,
numerous gifts.
Mrs. II. Il. Long and family have re
ceived some very interesting letters fror
her sons, who are in the service of thei
country Edwin, who is with the Harvar
hospital corps in France, writes that h
received no mail from the United State
until July 4, which was his birthday ann
versary. Then box from home arrived
Miss Mary Wright, who is with the sam
unit, remembered the day and called wit
cake and Strawberries lie writes of thei
having orders one day to he ready to car
for 500 wounded, but twice that numbe
were brought in. He states there is grea