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


Paul Ryder is helping ]. F. Whitaker
during haying.
Rev. Paul Hayne returned to his
summer home here Monday.
Bert Rhoades and family made n
trip to Athol, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. Moses Grout and son spent Sun
day with her parents in Townshend.
Several automobiles from this place
went over the Mohawk Trail Sunday.
Miss Ann Hubbard of Boston has
come to Mrs. j. +. Whitaker's to spend
the summer.
l.. II. Higgins and family visited
Claude Maher and family in Whining
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilder and daughter, Dorothy,
are visiting Mrs. Kennon at the home
of Hermon Eddy. ,.. 81, .... .i
Walter Rowe and Yer Parker of
Ludlow were married by Rev. +. NJ.
Wiswall Monday evening.
George Bush and family were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Bush to
Springfield Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs Ella Eames returned to Brat
tleboro Wednesday, after spending n
few days with Mrs. Viola Chase.
Mrs Charles Ballou and family of
Saratoga, n. Y, are visiting at Mrs.
Balou s old home, l.. M. Randall S.
Mr.. and Miss Owen, who boarded
some time at Mrs. William Rand s, have
gone to enjoy other parts of New Eng
land.
Lawrence Tibbetts is assisting in w.
p Eames 8 store during the absence of
L. II. Higgins, who is enjoying we'll
earned vacation.
Robert Pratt will return to his work
in Boston Saturday, after spending his
vacation with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Goodnow
Rev. Harrison of Maine preached a
very interesting sermon Sunday morn
ing and evening. Rev. F. VI. Wiswall
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Helen Bliss and A. r. Underwood are
out again, after an attack of humps.
Miss Jennie Underwood, Mrs. j. M.
Kenny and Mrs. William Henry New
ton are the latest victims.
panied by. Mrs. .Chegrie, Mrs. Lewis
Bills and MRS. a. II. ,Farnumi to >Rutney
Tuesday evening, where he gave a lee
ture to a good sized audience.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wheeler and
their, son, Richard, and daughter, Miss
Ruth, with a party of friends motored
from Mountain Mills Sunday, calling
on relatives in Williamsville and New
fame.
A very interesting cast will present
The Old Maid s Club in Union hall next
week Friday evening, Aug. 10. The
proceeds of this entertainment will go
for a new floor for Union hall. Ice
cream will be for sale after the play.
party consisting of Mr.. and Miss
Owen, William Newton, Elsie Newton,
Mrs Martin, Norman Marten and Stel-
la Micott went on an automobile trip
to Windham Monday, where they visit
ed Cobb s Rock and Hamilton Falls, re-
turning by way of Grafton.
The program for the next Grange
meeting, Aug. 8, will be bird meeting
There will be music and recitations ap-
propriate for the subject, and Prof
George X Cherrie will give short
talk about birds in this locality. The
meeting August % will be children s
night.
A meeting of Red Cross workers will
be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Aug 3, in the church vestry. Work
will be provided for all who come. Do
nations of old linen table cloths for hos
pital napkins and tray cloths, old cot,
ton cloth, both white and light colored,
which can be used for fracture pillows
and comfort pillows will be very ac-
ceptable. Anyone wishing to become
a member of Red Cross may do so by
leaving name and membership fee of 81
with w. II. Newton or Mrs F. A. De
Witt.