Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1918-03-08

the house by sproined ankle few
days last week.
George Parker, who has been housed
several weeks with an attack of rheu
matism, is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Emerson of
Greenfield, Mass, were guests of Hins-
dale relatives Sunday.
| T.. L. NORM and william Kilhart of
| Greenfield, Mass, spent Sunday at their
respective homes hereI .'.r '
The Rebekah sewing club met in the
home of Mrs. George wilkins OH River
street Tuesday evening.
There will be Visitation of the
grand officers at the Eastern Star meet
ing next Monday evening.
Roger +. Holland and Harold C. Hol.
land attended the automobile show in
Boston the first of the week.
Miss A. NJ. Barrows and Mrs. F. 8.
Leonard attended the funeral of a
cousin in Concord this week.
The Sewing Girls were pleasantly
entertained in the home of Miss Eva
c. Robertson Saturday evening.
! The young ladies of the Congrega-
tional church are to organize n society
Of Camp Scouts Friday evening.
| paul Chamberlain has sprained
1 ankle which he sustained during a
basketball game Friday evening.
Mrs. F. w. Tilden and Mrs. Ella
Joselyn went Thursday to New York
for a visit of two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Miner and little daughter
of Winchendon, Mass, spent Sunday
| ,,,;tb' hnr porootc MI onJ Mra Alhort
Hall.
Only one ITinsdale young man, viii.
liam II. Booth, was found qualified for
army service by the board of examiners
at Keene last week. 81.
Mrs. Joseph Spring, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Melrose hospital in Brattleboro last
Saturday is making a good recovery.
The class parts aside from the vale
dictory and salutatorv to be given Mt
the high school commencement arc as
follows: Mildred Merritt and Jason
Holman have the prophecy, Thomas
Maurice the will and Jean Gray the
history
The card party held by the Red Cross
in Forester's hall last Thursday eve
ming was very successful, approximate
ly $40 being Melted. The Strousc pig
which has added many dollars to the
funds was drawn by John T. Powers.
Following the card party few hours
of dancing was enjoyed.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church met III the parsonage
Friday evening and organized Help
ing Hand society. Mrs. j. II. Sargent
is president and Miss Gertrude Sprague
is secretary and treasurer. The meet
ings will be held the second and fourth
Friday evenings of each month.
- The st. Patricks entertainment will
be held under the auspices of the
members of st. Joseph Is parish in the
town hall Monday evening, March Is.
A strong Irish play For Honor s Sake,
will be presented by some of the best
of the local talent and are now being
trained by r. NJ Langworthy. Dane
ing will take place after the entertain
inent and continue until 9 o'clock with
music by Lyman $ ORCHESTRA. s
| MIS- n. A. Blouin received letter
Tuesday from his soni Edward, a vol
unteer, in Company G.. Keenc, now in
France, saying that he is billeted in, a
building that was formerly n hotel
four miles from the battle line. Ora
Chamberlain of this town, who enlisted
in Company l in Brattleboro, writes
home also from France that he has en-
jbyed n vacation this winter at the cx-
peiise of the government.
Tnder the auspices of the Parent
Teacher association meeting is to be
held at the high school Friday eve:
ming, March 8, which it is hoped will
be largely attended, particularly by
parents of school children. The speak
ers will be Mr.. Carlisle and Miss San
born, state leaders in boys and girls
| club work. They have an interesting
story to tell of their work and of the
remarkable accomplishments that have
been attained by the boys and girls
clubs of the state.
The regular meeting of the Woman S |
club was held on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ida Richards, in |
charge of Mrs. Anna TNlden and Mrs. |
Ruth Sanderson. The usual program |
was carried out, with the addition of |
several recitations by Paul II. Mann |
III his usual pleasing manner, which |
were very much appreciated by the |
club Mrs. Tilden read a letter from
Mrs. A. \. Bailey, who is spending the
winter in Yoakum. Texas, with her son
Frank Bailey. The next meeting will |
hn hold With Mrs. Amidon March 10 |