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

Miss Eta Thomas went to Guilford
Monday.
Mrs. Alvin White is working for Mrs.
M. S. Haskins.
Merton Perry of Pixies Falls was in
town Wednesday.
George Whitney of Brattleboro was
in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T.. Knight spent
Tuesday in Brattleboro.
Mrs. w. N. Grearson returned to the
Wardsboro House Thursday.
L. s. Axtell and daughter, Mrs.
Gould, visited in Winhall last week.
Miss Edith Kidder, who has been
teaching in Athens, returned home Fri
day.
Bertha Chamberlain is working for
Mrs. John White ON East hill, Wards
boro.
j. A. Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Willard spent a few days in Brattle-
boro last week.
Clarence st. Mary, who has been at
tending Montpelier seminary, returned
to his home Monday.
Harry Hopkinson, who had been
spending two weeks at his summer home,
returned to Boston Thursday.
II. w. Plimpton, who was hurt by
his horse getting frightened and run
ming away, is able to be at work again
Lawrence Holcomb of Southwick,
Mass, came to j. f. Gleason s Friday
to accompany his wife and infant son
home.
Rev. Henry Hopkinson of Presquc
Isle, Maine, is spending the summer
with his daughterinlaw Mrs. George
Hopkinson.
Miss Margot Williams of New York
and friends were at the Wardsboro
House and called at w. w. Kidder s
Wednesday.
The ladies met Monday evening at
the parsonage to see about observing
Old Home day and decided not to have
an observance this year.
j. E.. Gleason accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Holcomb to Southwick, Mass,
Sunday, Mr.. Gleason taking them in
his car and returning home Tuesday.
G. w. Morse and daughter, Cora, at
tended the funeral of his cousin, Edward
Morse, in Newfane Sunday. Mr..
Morse was. resident of this town until
three years ago.
and Mrs. Herbert Franklin, Mrs. Marsh
and Mrs. Alma Cummings of Townshcnd
attended the Pomona Grange meeting
last week Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Haskins and
daughter and son of Worcester, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman of Mari
boro, Mass, and children are visiting
Mr. Haskinss mother, Mrs. M. s.
Haskins.
A camp of Modern Woodmen of
America was instituted in Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday, June 20, by Deputy
Head Consul George F. Wills of Poult
ney, William Slason, clerk of camp No
11,0S4 of South Londonderry, was
present.
| The Windham County Pomona Grange
met with Vermont Grange last week
Thursday. There was an attendance OF
lib. Members were ,llresent from
Brattleboro, East Dunimerston, viii
Evansville, Newfane, Townshend ant
West Townshend. The next meeting
will be held in Townshend. A very
interesting program was given, consist
ing of recitations, instrumental music
and solos.
Miss Eta Thomas closed very sue
cessful term of school Friday with 4;
picnic. Miss Thomas treated them t.
ice-cream. Those neither tardy nor alb
sent were Elmer Wilder, Bertha Cham
berlain, Susie White, Gerald Shine
Myron White; those not absent, Berry
Hcfllon, Margaret Daniels. The work il
nature study was much enjoyed by tn,
pupils, Roy Wilder having seen SO diff
fcrent kinds of birds, Bertha Cham
berlain 20, Margaret Daniels II. Mis-
Thomas will come back for next year.
Twenty members of Williamsvill,
Grange held neighbors night with Yer
mont Grange last week Thursday even
ing. The guests were served CHECKER
pie supper, after which the following
program was given: Singing b,
Grange; solo, D.. r. Stedman; recita
ton, Miss Morse; duet, Mr.. and Mrs
Fisher; monologue, Mrs. Charlton; solo
Mr.. Fisher; farce, HermOn Jones; duet
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher; tableaux, Arm,
and Navy; recitation, Miss Holden
tableaux, Liberty. All joined i'll sing
ing America. 1t is hoped they will com
again soon.