Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-06-29

Miss Katherine Gee returned Thursday
from South Vernon, where she visited an
aunt.
Miss Charlotte Eaton has returned from
Forest lake, where she was in camn with
the Camp Fire girls.
Mrs. Barker, who has bought the house
of II. l.. Bailey at the junction of the
Dcp0t and Brattleboro roads, has arrived
and taken possession.
Through the kindness of Rev. +. w
Sharp, the Methodist church has been
leased for the summer and mass will be said
at 1890 Sunday a. IN. by Rev. Father Me
Mahon of Bratteboro
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Parker, T. d. Lord
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carroll, +. C. Parker
Mrs. Ida Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs John F
Austin and Miss Mary Austin attended thu
funeral of Lucius Richardson in West
Minister Wednesday,
The Rcd Cross will servo str lwheIry
supper in the Congregational cAurch Fri
day evening from to AMI at SD ther,
will he an entertainment in tine auditorium
to which everyone who wishes to help the
Red Cross is invited
Mrs Paul y. Buley of East Wallingford
+
Naine, from Saturday to Wednesday
Bernard A. Vaine visited his mother
with his grandmother. They also called
on John w. Bulley of East Dover.
School closed Friday in district with
a picnic to the school. Miss Esther Rich
ards was teacher. Those having perfect at.
tendance are Charlotte Greene, Athene
Loomis, Elizabeth Merrill, Kenneth Mer.
lill, Annie Stearns, Annette Naine Gladys
Naine. The prize for perfect spelling went
to Kenneth Merrell
Mrs. II. c. Norwood and two little
sons, Howard and Clyde, came June 30 for
a two-weeks stay with her mother, Mrs.
Cooke, and brother, Earl T. Fuller, and
enjoy the wild strrYbeIEies,. which are
plentiful. Clifford II. Cooke of Springfield
Mass, is expected Sthday for week s
vacation from his duties in the L. S.
armory.| afee rfs 'f 900 DO. ...,..
Mr. and Mrs Herbert H. Blood Jf Troy,
y. Y, where he is employed by the tele-
phone company, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
O. Blood of Windsor made a brief visit at
their old home on West hill, now occu-
pied by their sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Roberts, coming SATURDAY.
evening and returning home Sunday.
Both parties came by automobile. Their
father, A. A. Blood of Dummerston,
met his children in the old home.
\ large congregation greeted the pastor
at the congregational church Sunday
morning, when "Go to Church Sunday
was observed. Several with automobiles
placed them at the disposal of those who
could not walk to church and TINS age and
distance were overcome. The music was
under charge of Mrs. Charles Kuhnle
of Philadelphia and was enjoyed by all
present Rev. Mr., Poelman preached a
strong sermon from Isaiah IS: l3. Excepting
the Sabbath day being his subject. Next
Sunday will be Patriotic Sunday.
First Baptist church, Rev. r. B. Davis
pastor. At l0.45 a. m, Patriotic Sunday
will be observed, with an appropriate ser
mon by the pastor and special music by
the choir; Pm, Bible school, p. M
Christian Endeavor service. Topic, Little
Things that Make or Mar The subject OF
the closing talk will be, Being Useful in
the Church. The banner congregation OF
the year was present last Sunday at the
Parents day and "go to church" service
Everyone is urged and invited to attend
next Sunday and equal or exceed the record
of last Sunday.