Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-01
Brig. Gen. Cole to Speak.


The annual lawn party of St NTichael's
Catholic church will take place Wednes-
day, Aug. &, There will be the usual
attractions. In addition, Brigadier- Gen
eral Charles Cole of the Yankee division
will be present and speak. The event
will take place on the lawns surround
ing the church. The subject of the ad-
dress will be How We Beat the Huns.
Miss Sarah Minor is at Lake Pleasant
Mrs. William Marsh is matron at Mu-
sic hall.
G. O. Dunnell has new Buick auto
mobile
Miss Emma Alexander is visiting in
Farley
Teddy Kidder is visiting relatives in
lion, n. Y.
Roy Stratton is working in a factory
in Greenfield.
Miss Madeline Payne is at Mrs. VIII
liam Leaviss.
Mrs. A. G. Moody has returned from
visit in Boston.
Miss Florence Cotton is clerk in c.
p. Buifum's new store
Miss Bernice Teele of Somervilc is Wis.
itng Mrs. +. r. Pallam.
Rev +. w. Patterson returns home
from Silver Bay, n. Y, this week.
Philip Wood of Hartford is visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. n. p Wood.
Mrs Rogers of Pasadena, Cal, is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. j, A. Stebbins.
Benjamin F. Field, who has been i'll
several weeks, is improving and is able
to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirschner of Maiden are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Allen Field,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin George 90 this
week to Weymouth to visit a sister of
Mrs. George.
Donald Ayres, who is studying agri-
culture at Williamson, Pa, is visiting
his parents here.
Carl John Joslin Reed of Greenfield
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Clark.
Rev. Mr. Blake of New Jersey is build
a cottage on Rustic Ridge John Marsh
is assisting him.
Albert and Ross Spencer are running
auto service to Greenfield Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Paul Breing who is spending the sum
mer at Lake Squam, n. H., with his fam
lily, was weekend guest of 6. f. Will
liams.
Rev. George S. Thompson and family
have returned from a two weeks trip
to Boston, Portsmouth and Laconia,
n. II.
Roger Ayrcs has been discharged from
service as radio operator on submarine
4. . L., 4,I I'll
electrician.
Mrs. Pattson, mother of Rev. f. w.
Pattison, and Mrs Dowd, mother OF
Mrs F. w. Pattison, came this week to
visit the Pattison family.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Durgn and fam.
lily, who went to Japan last winter, are
now in the mountains of Japan for the
summer All are in excellent health.
DIR. and Mrs. G. T. Thompson are
entertaining Miss Lillian Thayer of Had
ley, formerly teacher here. She is
principal of the grammar school there.
Mrs. Lizzie Washburn and daughter
of Wisconsin are at the old Moody home
as guests of Mrs. H. b. Ward. Mrs
Washburn is a sister of the late d. l.
Moody.
Corporal Richard Smith sailed July
from France and is expected soon by
his mother, Mrs. n. Fay Smith. He has
been serving with motor supply trar
No. 40l.
Richard Smith arrived in New Eorl
July 81 from France and is at Camp Mer
rift for few days. His mother, Mrs. \
Fay Smith, expects him here the last o
this week.
Miss Margaret Foreman has arrived
from Portsmouth, Va, and is with hel
brother, George Foreman, at their resi-
dencc on Main street She has recovered
from her fall.
The engagement is announced of Mis-
Ethel Leavis to Raymond Mooney o
Charlestown, n H., who is principal o
the school where Miss Leavis has laugh
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brightup am
two children of Waterbury, Conn, ant
Miss Katherine Atwood of Kecne hav
been guests the past week of +. H. Al
wood and family.
William Huber, who has been STU
dent at Carnegie Institute three years
is home for two weeks. He goes to tn
University of Wisconsin for a year I
complete his training as civil engineer
DR. and Mrs. Stark, missionaries fror
Ceylon, are occupying the Wood cottag
! on the hill back of Hotel Mortified
4 Mrs. Starkss sister, Miss Emily MEGA
~ hum, who teaches in girls school i
Turkey, came Wednesday to visit then
Mrs. w. r. Moody and daughter,
<&Peggy and Constance, who have been a
y Gloucester the past month, returned Sat
rday. George Moody went by automo