Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-02-15
MORTIFIED, MASS.
Miss Mary Campbell Dead.

following brothers and sisters: Miss
Nellie Campbell, teacher in Spring
field, Mass; Miss Elizabeth Campbell, a
nurse in Bellows Falls; Mrs. Catherine
EdgeD and Miss Margaret Campbell, a
teacher in the Erasmus Hall school in
Brooklyn; James Campbell of Denver
Col. Thomas Campbell of Boston, Mrs
Lucy Wall Of Nashua, n II. She was a
communicate of ST. Patrick's church and
had spent her vacations here, where sever
al family reunions were held during the
year.
The body will be brought to Mortified
for funeral services and the burial will
take place in tho family lot in st. Mary's
cemetery
Miss Adrianna Otte is visiting in
New York.
II. II. Crozier is recovering from his
recent fall in his barn.
Mr., and Mrs. Cassius Baldwin have
returned from Northampton.
Two carloads Of coal arrived on Sat.
urday for Mortified seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Parker entertained
the Auction Bridge club Monday.
Richard Tyler is recovering from
nearly two weeks illness with grip.
Leon r. Alexander of Bradley Beach
n. j., visited relatives here this week.
Miss Olive Doolittle was the guest
of Miss Helen Smith for the weekend.
Robert Murray of the post hospital
Winthrop, has been promoted to be
sergeant
Fred A. Eldrcd gave an entertain.
ment of magic at Mount Hermon Mon
= day evening.
Mrs. Charles B. Field has returned
from Greenfield hospital and is rapidly
gaining health.
Mrs. Joseph Brigham has returned
from Mrs. T. A. Clark s to her home in
East Mortified.
r. II. Woodbury. sold his horse to F.
l.. Proctor of Antrim, n. H., who was in
town last week.
George Pfefferle has returned from
Florida and was the recent guest of Mr.
and Mrs. T. II. Parker.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
tina James is seriously i'll and is under
the care of a trained nurse.
j. Theodore Caldwell entertained q
bration of his ninth birthday.
Harold McGrath is with the New
York city unit, hospital corps, and is
training at Bellevue hospital.
Mortified seminary laundry is now
closed Mondays and Saturdays and no
work for townspeople is doneeo1J nm
The Mortified hotel is building sheds
at the East Mortified station for the ac-
commodation of its depot teams.
Miss Sarah Kendrick spent the week,
end in Springfield with her uncle and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Field.
Miss Hope Bolton and friend, Miss
Carlson of Springfield, were week END
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bolton
Mrs. Mary W. Bailey, who has beer
with Mrs. n. Fay Smith since Christ
has, has gone to her home in Sunapec
n. II.
Sunday, Feb. II, is to be Go,to- Meet
ing Sunday at the Congregations
church and Rev. +. L. Pattison viii
preach.
Rev. G. l.. Thompson preached OF
Sunday morning at the Unitarian churcl
on Charles Darwin, Saint Outside thu
Church.
Wyckoff Sword spent a few days her
recently with his parents. He is in tn
medical corps and expects to be called t.
20 to France at once.
J. Fremont Hammond of Winchester
n. H., is visiting his brother, f. l., Ham
mond, who is now able to walk with tn
assistance of crutches.
The Fortnightly will meet next Mon
day. at the home of Mrs. s. Catherin
Richardson, who will have charge of
program on Thackeray.
On Sunday, Feb. II, Robert f. Specl
ID. D., vice president of the Northfiel
schools, will speak at Mount Hermo
and Mortified seminary.
Mrs. L. r. Smith went Thursday t
Boston to stay week. Her Bible ella;
will meet with Mrs Mary Houghto
Tuesday with other leaders.
Robert +. Speer, d. D., Of New Yor
city, who is vice president of the boar
of trustees of the Mortified schools, wi
preach at Mount Hermon Sunday.
The evening auxiliary of the Foreig
Missionary society met with Miss Elv
Howell Friday night and the study
book, The African Trail, was reviewe,
Prof. B. h. Baumgardt again disal
pointed large audience at Stone ha
on Monday night, who gathered for h
lecture on The Wonders of the Heaven
Private Raymond P. Smell of Cam
Devens has been visiting Mrs. Smell tn
past week Mr.. and Mrs. Smell went
his home in Summit, n. j., for the weel