Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-08
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her home with an attack of jaundice.
Mrs. Jane Fuller of Williamsburg is
visiting in the home of j. r. LeRay.
f. II. Davenport, who has been i'll
two weeks, is improving and has been
able to ride out.
Mrs. Leonard Taylor and son, Cor
don, went to Greenfield, Mass, yes
terday morning
Richard Wilder of Bellows Falls is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren L. Walker.
Mrs. Cortes T.. Farnum went, Monday
TO Hudson, N. H., to, visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. &C! +. Walch. b ,. .,.' 49,.
Mrs w, T. Defiance Of Canton, n. r
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. F.
Weatherhead. .pt t.' .t 45. .,
Mrs. Royal Smith, who underwent an
operation in the Bratteboro Memorial
hospital is making a good recovery.
Mrs Ella b. Bissell of New York
city is visiting here with her sons, Per
| ley H. Winchester and G. A. Winches-
| ter.
Mrs. Ella Plummer of Springfield,
Mass, and Mrs. John Cove of Ludlow
were visitors Tuesday at John s.
Wood s.
| Alfred Ryan of Canal street, Brat
tleboro, underwent an operation on his
heel yesterday morning in the Melrose
hospital.
Robert Dwyer 6, of White River
Junction, underwent an operation on his
left leg Tuesday morning by DR.. E.
R. Lynch.
Mrs. Edwin Winchester of Hinsdale,
:
ton in the Melrose hospital recently, is
comfortable
Mrs. Helen Miller and Miss Elza-
beth Stoddard are spending two
weeks outing in the b. s. Miller cot
tage at Sunset lake.
Mrs. Julia Weber, who is i'll in her
home on Western avenue and under the
care of nurse from the Mutual Aid
T. association, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Walter Cushman and two chill
dren of South Vernon were visitors
+ here Tuesday with her parents, Mr.
y and Mrs. C. H. Copeland
Mrs. p w. Chase has in her flower
!, gardens 25 varieties of dahlias of the
d most gorgeous and unusual colors. Some
of the blossoms are immense in size.
Miss Pearl Keenan, student nurse at
~ the hospital, returned Tuesday from a
! vacation of several weeks spent at her
= home in Groton and in North Hart
land.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Caldwell of Athol
> returned home Wednesday, after a
&c few days visit with her sister, Mrs
. H. l.. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell
and baby came and took them home by
l. automobile.
Z Mr. and Mrs. Charles Browning of
a Whitinsvile, Mass, were guests Sat
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knight,
who met them in Brattleboro. Mr. and
lie Mrs. Browning were on their way to
1t Oxford, N. H.
n Mrs. E. A. Knight entertained the
II Select Ten club yesterday afternoon in
her home. All the members were pres
r. ent, besides two invited guests, who
$. sat down to an excellent dinner at l
5. o CLOCK. The afternoon was spent in
!. n social way.
Baptist church, Rev. E. B. Cornell pas.
i" tor Morning worship at 1870 with SER
1t mon by the pastor. Sunday school at H.
ID %. Evening service at in the vestry.
H. Meeting of the Junior Christian Endeav-
or at s o'clock. Midweek prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening at 7.30.
II, The L. B. C. club broke camp Monday
l. at Marlboro South pond after l0days'
er outing, during which time bathing, boat
so ing, fishing, tramping and frequent Wis.
Ill ITS at BaXter's store were enjoyed. There
were 20 club members in camp, with Rev.
n y. V. Woodwork as leader, and all re-
~ port good time and no sickness.
$. Mr.. and Mrs. George Spauldns of
IT Bellows Falls were visitors here early
IT in the week, coming here to dispose of
some of their household goods which
ID they had had stored in their former
10 home, which recently was bought by
lie John Gallup. Harold p. White, who
h. deals in antique furniture, bought sew
e eral articles.
G. Mrs. Mary W. Wood who had been
spending several weeks with her son, Rev
h, N A. Wood, in Wilmington, is a guest
1t for few days of Mrs. Jennie NJ Cheney
1t on her way to her home in Lincoln, Mass
6 Her daughter, Mrs j. 7. Edgerly, and
n daughter, Margaret, also of Lincoln, came
g here by automobile to meet Mrs. Wood
and accompany her home.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Stockwell and
he daughter, Miss Ruth Stockwell, attended
r. the wedding Saturday evening in South
d Hadley, Mass, of Miss Miriam Win
n chester, daughter of Mrs. Addie r. Win
r chester and Glenn H. Carruth of Orange,
Mass. Miss Stockwell was bridesmaid,
,s the bride being her cousin. Mrs. Carruth
v was graduated from Mount Holyoke col
% lege in the class of 1918. She attended
,. Wheaton college one year. Since grad
r. uation she has been teaching in the Hunt
r. ington high school. Mr.. Carruth is
n graduate of the Massachusetts agricu-
tural college at Amherst, class of 1917.
He is assistant manager of the Worces-
= ter county farm bureau extension in
u Worcester and the couple will make their
7 home there after taking a two weeks
,' famping trip.
- Rev. John Irons, pastor of the Con