Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-04-06
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II. +. Weston is ill.


Paul Boynton has begun work for
Alfred Crownnshicld.
George Harrington and family arc
moving into the Piper house.
d. II. Forester went to Rutland
Thursday on business trip.
Mrs. Bertha McField was in Brat
tleboro Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs and Mrs. Miranda
White have been i'll with grip.
A. w. Butler is having new hard
wood floors laid in his residence.
Mrs. Shirley Bassctt of Brattleboro
was in town the first of the week.
Miss Amy Knight of Wardsboro came
Friday for visit at II. X. Knights.
Richard Crosby of Brattleboro is
guest of Wales Cheney for few days.
Lindley Hartwcll has been home from
Hcightown, n. j., for a short vacation.
Miss Ruth White has gone to New
Hampshire to stay through the sum
mer.
Mr.. Culver of Grafton has been Wis
iting his granddaughter, Mrs. =. Z.
Stark.
Mrs. George Chase of Windham Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Wealthy Clough,
last week.
Mrs. Earl Clark of Bellows Falls
came Saturday night for visit with
relatives here.
Schools in town will begin Monday,
April Q, with the same teachers except
ON South Hill.
Arthur Subway has been on a bust
~. tnlT n nd
Boston the past week.
Roland Wheeler has been engaged by
the Standard Oil Go. to deliver oil to
the surrounding towns.
Mrs. Emery Wilder, who had been
visiting at Charles Wildcr's returned
to South Londonderry Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Record and fam
ily of Chester came Saturday night to
spend short time at A. b. Stark's.
Much sympathy is felt for A. Howe
and family of West Townshcnd in the
loss of their daughter, Miss Eva Howe,
last week.
Mrs. William Burke is visiting in Put
ncy and Springfield. Mr.. Burke went to
Montpelier Saturday to join his son,
Fred Burke.
S. T. II. Cheney, who has been home
for few weeks attending to his farm
here, returned to Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
Saturday.
The w. c. T. L. will meet at Mrs
Lucy Kelloggs Wednesday. The subject
Medical Temperance, will be led by Mrs.
Ncttic Torrcy.
Mrs. Lucy Kellogg and Miss Mary
Robinson went to Leicester, Mass, this
week to attend the funeral of Mrs
William Robinson.
Wayne Butler, who spent a few
weeks with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Butler, in East Jamaica.
has returned home.
Mrs. Austin Lackey and Mrs. Edgar
Soper went to Brattleboro Saturday
Mr.. Lackcy returned with them from
New London for the weekend.
Mrs. Everett Vale and daughter
Erral, of Londonderry visited at Mrs
Amanda Aliens the first of the week
Erral remaining with her grandmother
for a few days
John X. Wolcott, who spent shor
vacation here from his work in Boston
left Friday morning for Pittsburgh, Pa
where he has a position rs supervisor il
the Thurston boys school
Mrs. A. p. Abbott and Mrs. Amand
Allen came from Springfield, Mass
Tuesday, where Mrs. Allen has spcn
the winter Mrs. Abbott rcturnc
home Friday morning
Mrs X. J. Daggctt, who has give
excellent satisfaction here with he
millinery for SO many years, rcturnc
from New York Friday night with h
new spring goods, which will be read
for the public Thursday. Mr.. Dagget
accompanied her to New York la
week on business trip.
William Warren, who has been ha'
ing three months vacation, return
to his work as foreman on this Sc
ton Monday morning. Mr.. Wa
rem has held this position ever sine
the West River railroad was built, an
was one of the those who helped Ia
the first rails.
On April 0, the pastor of the Congr'
gatonals church, Mrs Florence Har
well, will accompany her son, Lindley, &
far as New York city on his return
Hightstown, n j., where he is attendnr
the famous boys school, Peddie Inst
tutc, Lindley has been spending his TIVE
weeks vacation at home and thinks II
hills of Vermont look good after fol
months soiourn on the plains" of Ne
Jersey.
There will be special Easter service
in the Congregational church next Sun
day. The topic of the morning sermc
will be, The First Easter Sermon, al
of the children's sermon, An East,
Story. The ii members of the boy al
girl choirs will sing for the processiona
God Is Love and for their special sele
ton Consider the Lilies. The reguli
choir will render two selections especial
prepared for the Easter service. III
Christian Endcavor meeting will be he
at o'clock, April s. instead of at Il
usual hour of q O'Clock. The Sunda
school will aid the leader, Miss Fam
Ballard, in making this an intcrcstil
meeting. There will be an Faster exc
else in three parts as follows; The Wa
ing World, by the beginners; The East
Story, by division one of the primary d
partmcnt; The Easter Message, by div
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