Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-03-01

INoViNN NOlI'N at lIN dhllS'
Mrs. II. f. Durein of Lowell ia a
guest of Mr. l.. II. Lazelle.
Miss Ellen Bartlett is visiting Miss
Mildred Nutting is Hopedalc.
Mrs. F. Z. Allbee entertained the
Auction Bridge club Monday.
Mrs. A. d. Elmer 10 i'll and Mrs.
Incz Hoton is caring for her.
Miss Bertha IIolton spent the week
end in Greenfield with her aunt.
Mrs. w. Il. Moody spent the week
end with Mr.. Moody at Camp Devens.
Mrs George Town of Providence,
r. l., is visiting Mrs. D. w Williams.
Miss Sarah Minot entertained the
Neighborhood club Saturday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Moore. who lives in
the Britton house, is visiting in Am
hers.
Mrs. Lena Moore of Rrram road is
visiting her father in Stafford Springs,
Conn.
Mrs. Edward Barber is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Holman, in Fitz-
william.
Mrs. G. II. Langillc of Hinsdale was
q guest for the week. end of Mrs. George
Spencer.
A special meeting Of Harmony lodge
will be held Saturday night for working
of degrees.
Miss Gertrude Atwood will leave
Monday for Fitchburg normal school
to complete her course.
NI3. c. Z. Dickerson has been in
Boston several days visiting her son.
Charles f., jr., at Harvard.
Major and Mrs. George r. Calendar
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
r. Calendar, their parents.
Prof l.. l.. Drury of Mt. Hcrmon at
tended the meeting of the Mortified
club in Worcester this week
Max Huber is foreman of floor in
the factory of the Direct Importing
company of Jamaica Plain.
The evening auxiliary had a Wash
ington celebration at their meeting at
Mrs. l.. r. Smith s Friday evening.
At Mount Hermon Monday night a
reception was held at Crosby hall for
students and faculty Of that domitory.
A reception was held at Marquand
students who are here for the spring
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DR.. II. F. Cutler of Mount Hermon is
attending the superintendent s division
of the National Educational association
this week.
Miss Bcrnicc Cummings of Suilield
Conn, and Mrs. Walter Fisher of Spring
field are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Cummings.
j. Lincoln Hammond and II. NJ. Bris-
tol have been drawn for the traverse
jury. +. A. Davis has been drawn for
the grand jury.
Raymond p Smell of New York has
been spending this week here with
Mrs. Lee Bolton.
The high school has bought piano
and has paid part of the cost. 1t viii
raise money in various ways to com
pletc the payments.
The Mortified Farms telephone line
has been bought by the New England
Telephone company and has been mad,
a part of this system.
Mi3Ses Dorothy and Hazel Wise anC
Ray Dunnell spend each kend a
their homes here from Deerfeld acad
envy, where they are pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barber wer
serenaded last Saturday evening by tn
Young people of the Barber district
They were invited in for a social time.
Rev.G. l.. Thompson preached SCI
mon Sunday morning especially TO
the boys. The Boy Rangers were pres
emit. His subject was The Religion o
Boys.
Lyman Howe's moving pictures wi
be shown at 3 O'Clock Monday after
noon in the vestry of the Congregation
al church and at o'clock in the eve
ming.
Several high school students and otl
crs from the town went to Hinsdalt
n. IT,. Friday night for the operett
and dance given by the Hinsdalc hig
school
Miss Ruth Britton of Springfield
hospital, formerly of Mortified, is ca
ing for Mrs. G. l.. Harrington at We'
Mortified, who is very i'll with pner
monia.
The Ladies Sewing society held q
al'uay meeting Ior hcu NioS0 WI
at the vestry of the Unitarian churc
In addition TO the regular work a be
quilt was tied.
Ralph r, Curtis, A. Harry Murra
L. II. Fleming and Ambert 2. Cur
mingo left Monday for Amherst whc
they spent the night and then went
Camp Devens.
Allen Bardwell, son of Edward al
Mary Bardwell, formerly of this tow
has enlisted in the United States avi
tion corps and has his commission
second lieutenant.
Rev. Charles Brooks, secretary of {
Baptist Home Missionary society
New York, will preach OF Northfie
seminary next Sunday. He is a form
Mount Hermon student.
Miss Lucy Hammond and Miss Ora
Doolittle of Fitchburg normal aahc
and Mial Hattie IIolton of Nor
Adams normal school spent the Was
ington recess at their homes here.
The Fortnightly will meet at the pit
ish house Monday afternoon. Rusk
the Man Sesame and Lilies, will
presented by Mrs. G. l.. Thompson. V
tor Hugo will be given by Mrs. Mart
Gillette,