Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-07-25

and other friends in Brattleboro.
Walter Moore went last week to Har.
| risville, N. H., where he is employed in
sawmill as sawyer. He was at home
/ Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cummings and
4 daughter, Mildred, and Mr. Lane of Or
ange, Mass, were guests at S. f. Bart
let's. Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Ingram and daughter,
Barbara, who spent a week at Ira NJ. In
grams, left Wednesday morning for New
Bedford, Mass
Mrs. James Stark and children of
West Brattlcboro spent the weekend
at Wallace A. johnson s and attended
THE lawn social.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Bracken and child
of Brooklyn, who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman j. Ingram last week, left
for home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Milton Dexter went
Saturday to Woodstock, where they were
guests of Miss Elsie Foerderer for the
weekend, returning Monday.
Miss Cristell Charlton and Miss Alice
Hebert went last week to the girls ;
camp at West Dummerston. Miss He
bert returned early this week.
Rev Arthur b. Moss will speak in the
Baptist church service at 1890 O'Clock,
next Sunday morning, upon subject
which will be of interest to all.
Sunday, Aug. 3, will be observed as
rally day for Bible school work. The
Raikes certificate plan has been adopted
and will be started at that time.
Erwin II. Metcalf county fish and
game warden, of Brattleboro had a brief
visit with his father and sister, John O.
Metcalf and Miss Matte b. Metcalf, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty, guests of Miss
for their home in Spencer, Mass. Their
daughter, Grace, remains with Miss
Townshcnd.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. hubert w. Shepard. A large at
tendance is requested as this is the last
meeting of the season. At the meeting
, Mt Miss Dunton's Wednesday afternoon
IA were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dexter, their
son, Lieut. c. Joseph Dexter, and daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Dexter, of Philadelphia
motored in Friday for the summer at
their home, The Villa. G.. Joseph Dex.
ter left Sunday for Philadelphia for few
days stay on business.
Miss Evelyn Settlers and Miss Doro-
thy Settlers, who attended high school
/ in Oxford, Mass, the past year, came
home Wednesday for the summer at
! Liberty Hall. Since the close of school
! they have spent two weeks at a girls
camp and have visited in Mortified and
Spencer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Eben y. Stratton. Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Bruce and three sons
of Sufiield, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. Charles l.. Brown of Brattleboro
were i'll the village Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Stratton remained at Mrs. Alice
Bailey's for a few days vic;t.
Herbert c. Ingram, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram, went Saturday to
Boston, where he has taken position
with the Kelsey company in the Waldorf
lunch business. Herbert is a general fav-
orite with children and grownlups, and
will be greatly missed. He has been sec
rotary of the Baptist Bible school for
some years. Mrs f. W. Morse was chos-
EN- Sunday to fill the unexpired term of
this Office
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce Moss and
son, Frank Taylor Moss, arrived Friday
and are at the Moss summer home. Mrs
Moss. while horse back riding on the farm
Monday, was thrown and broke the end
of her collar bone, which confines her to
her bed for few days. DR. Gordon was
called The 0ccidcnt resulted from the
horse. which is considered most reliable,
taking fright at something in the bushes
and jumping suddenly sidewise, causing
Mrs Moss to lose her stirrup.
The Marlboro South Branch Farmers
club lawn party at Wallace a. Johnson's
Saturday evening was well attended and
was a celebration of the birthday ami
versares of Mr. johnson and his SON
Lester johnson. Besides members of the
club, relatives of Mr., and Mrs. Johnson
came from out of town as follows: Mr.
and Mrs, William Hume of SLclburnc
Falls. Mass. Mrs. Lillian Willard OF
Springfield, Mass. Lewis Tyler and fam
ily and Hubert johnson of Dummerston
Mrs. Addie Tyler and son, Eddie Tyler
of Marlboro. a number of guests re-
manned over Sunday.