Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-05-03

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| riagc of her two nicccs, Miss Gladys and
Miss Angie Smith, in Springfield last
| week.
| Miss Grace Doolittlc, Miss Gertrude
| Atwood and Miss Lucy Hammond arc
home from Fitchburg normal school for
| a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kellogg, who
have spent the winter at the North
| field hotel, will return to their home
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Eddy returned
last week from Brooklyn, where they
spent the winter. They are now at their
Main street home
L. F. Howard and family have moved to
| their summer cottage and Mrs. Hamlin
is moving to their house which she has
| rented for the season.
A. T. Kraskarian, r. Cappcrluzzo and
Ralph Halvorsen left Saturday for Camp
Devens The latter was secretary for A.
G. Moody until recently.
The Boys and Girls society will hold
its final social of the year Saturday after
noon in the Congregational vcstry Sup
per will be served at $50.
Several from the seminary and town
went to Greenfield last week to hear the
Polish pianist, Leopold Godowski, who
gave recital in Washington Hall.
Mrs. S. T. Walker is director of the
evening choir of the Congregational
church, succeeding Miss Sophie Brooks,
who has resigned on account of i'll health.
The English department of Mortified
seminary gave a reception on Monday
afternoon at Marquand hall to the edi-
torial staff of the Mortified Seminary
Star.
I The marriage of Miss Elsie Barker,
daughter of Mrs. Hattie Barker Ward, to
Fred Steadman of Greenfield is an
nounced. The couple are living in Green
field
c. G. Stearns has been appointed fuel
administrator to succeed II. H. Croaier,
resigned. c. S. Warner is chairman OF
the board and G. Z. Williams is the third
member
The senior class of the seminary
was invited to a reception at East hall
Monday afternoon to meet Miss Mel
lie Star of Wilbraham, alumnae trustee
of the seminary.
The Unitarian Alliance will meet
" ~
Lyman Rev. Margaret Barnard of Der
nardston will speak on The Duty of the
Alliance during the War.
The literary committee of the Fort
nightly met last Wednesday with Mrs.
n. P. Wood and elected Mrs. F. A. Welch
chairman. a tentative program of the
years work was outlined.
Daniel p. Lillis, former resident Of
Brattleboro, has resigned his position
with the Mortified Press to take posi- |
ton elsewhere. He has made many firm
friends while resident here.
The body OF Herbert Woodward wa,
taken from the tomb and burned in the
Centre cemetery Tuesday. Mrs Miles of
West Glover, Vt, sister of Mr. Wood
ward, was here for the interment
The Association of Franklin County Con.
grcgational churches meets at Moore
Corner "Wednesday of this week for an
all-day session, Rev. F. n Pattison will
speak in the afternoon on A Tour of Our
War Camps
The Young People s society will hold
a social evening next Monday in the
Congregational vcstry, which is for the
entire congregation. An illustrated re-
book of the year, will be given
Mrs. C. H. Webster has been asked |
to accept the Office of grand organist for
the state grand chapter of Eastern
Star. Several from the local chapter
will attend the state gathering of the
organization in Boston next week.
The Home League of the Foreign Mis-
sionary society will hold meeting next
Monday afternoon in the Barber district
and on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. F. b. Holton in West Northiicld.
Rev Mr.. Pattison will speak at each
meeting on his visit to naval and military
camps.
L. b. Buifum chaperoncd the senior
class Of the high school to New Yorl;
city last "Wednesday to remain a few days.
Mr.. Bufium was to show them many OF
the points OF interest in the metropolis
Miss Dorothy Butf,m. Miss Irene Allen,
Donald Finch and Clyde Cummings are the
IDS seniors
Ny. WolIo of Liberia, Africa, was
weekend guest of Principal and Mrs C..
f.. Dickcrson. Mr.. Wolo is Il graduate
of Mount lIcrmon, of Harvard college,
and is now a student OF Union Theological
seminary Of New York. On Sunday after
noon he gave talk before the mission
study class OF the seminary at Phillips
hall.
Tho Woman S Relief corps holds it's
regular meeting Friday afternoon and
the meetings will henccforth be held
at Alexander hall. The president, Mrs.
J. A. Stebbins, desires all members TO
be present that the work with the col.
ors may be resumed. Reports of the
recent annual convention of the Wom-
an s Relief corps, which was held in
Boston, will be given at this time.
A fine exhibition of moving pictures
will be given Tuesday evening, May I.
in the Mortified Farms han at s
o clock. The exhibition will be in
charge Of George w. Carr of the Boys
Brigade. The following program Of
pictures will be shown, rain or shine:
Remove your barrel; Grand Canyon of
Colorado; A newspaper in the making,
The Deerslaycr, in four reels; Satin
and Calico.
Lieut.. Clinton S. Darling, who has
/, been training with the corps of en-
ginccrS in Texas, has been home on
leave for two days this week with his
narpnts Mr. and Mrs II l. DARLING of