Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-06-29
automobiles. A pleasant outing was

by automobiles. A pleasant outing was
enjoyed.
Miss Katherine Curry of Keene and
Mrs T.. +. Howe of Brattleboro have
been guests of Mrs. f. w. Robertson
few days.
Miss Lillian Stacy, who has been
working at J. NJ. Lamb s the past two
years, has returned to her home in Hol
yoke, Mass.
j. w. Field F. f. Field and G. S.
Howe attended the Knights Templar
st. John IS day services in Keene Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Beleville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Beleville of
Brattleboro were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fletcher.
Mrs. Charles w. Stafford, who has
been in i'll health long time, is now
very serious condition and under
he care of trained nurse.
Robert McCaughern, who has been
spending several weeks with lIinsdale
relatives and friends, has returned to
his home in San Francisco, Cal.
Henry Harmon left this morning for
a brief visit with relatives in Worccs-
ter, Mass, after which she will go
to Hull, Mass, to stay a month.
Mrs. Burt Mcdonald who recently I'M
derwcnt a surgical operation in the
Memorial hospital, has returned home
and is slowly regaining her strength
The White Sox baseball team of
Millers Falls are DESTROYS of again play
ing the locals. this time for q purse of
800, the game to be played at Island
park.
William f. Bellcville of South
Chelmsford, Mass, spent the weekend
in town and Mrs. Beleville, who had
been visiting here two weeks returned
with him.
Miss Nellie Redding is enjoying a
two weeks vacation at her home here,
after which she will go to Springfield,
Mass, where she has position as ste
nographer.
William Powers attended the com
mencement exercises of the st. Adams,
VT, high school this week, where his
sister, Miss Margaret Powers, has a
teaching position.
There will be a meeting of the Con-
: gregational church next Monday even
E ing at 100 o clock for the purpose of
acting on the resignation of the pastor,
Rev. Albert L. Hill.
Relatives in town received word Sat
urday of the serious illness of Mrs.
Percy Booth in Lakeport and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Quiglcy and Miss Marion
Doucctte went there at once.
The summer schedule of trains, which
went into effect last Monday, makes no
changes in the arrivals of the trains
on the Ashuelot branch, and there is
also the same number of trains as here
tofore.
Clarence d. Fay, who for several
years has been first assistant to the
chief of the fire department, has been
appointed chief by the selectmen to sue
ceed f. II. Buckley, who resigned a
! short time ago.
Mrs. Charles II. Temple of Togus,
Me-. Miss Martha Gray of Castine, Me-,
Miss Annie j. Gray of Boston and Miss
Dorothy Gray were, calied, here last
week by the illness of their mother,
Mrs. G.. A. Gray. 81
l Among the ,graarates ,hf the Keqpe
normal school FTidaNt from this. town
were Misses Maud,A. Dickeman, Helen
M. Merritt and Ruth A. Streeter, who
took regular two years course, and
Miss Gladys L. Hill, who took a special
course.
In the annual meeting of the Fisk
Paper company, Mrs. Isabelle r. Dickin-
son of Springfield, Mass, was elected
president and her husband, o. II. Dick
inson, treasurer These officers succeed
the late George C. Fisk, of whom Mrs.
; Dickinson is a daughter.
Thimble parties were held Wednesday
afternoon from 3 to O'Clock by the
ladies of the Congregational church.
The hostesses who entertained were
Mrs. A. l.. Taylor, Mrs. II. w. Taylor,
Mrs. c. L. Keyou, Mrs. G. s. Howe, Mrs.
f. d. Cotton and Mrs. David Bell.
: Children s Sunday was observed in
the Congregational church last Sun
, day with fitting services In the even
ing q concert was given by the chill
dren of the Sunday school, which was
much enjoyed, as the little folks ac-
l quilted themselves very creditably.
Carlos b. Lowe of West Newton,
Mass, who has enlisted in the American
l Field ambulance service and has been
ordered to Allentown, Pa, before sail
/ ing for France, spent Sunday with his
= mother, Mrs, F. II. White He was ac-
companied by two friends who have en-
, listed in the same service.
r. Potter's grain truck was damaged
Friday, when a front spring broke and
o interfered with the steering of the ma
), chine, which steered into the fence OPP
poste the Ashuelot Paper Co.'s mill
There was another auto mishap on
, the same road Monday, when a Cali
fornia automobile went through the
fence near Fuller's dam, when n front
tire blew out.