Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-09-24
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New. T.. b. Cornell has had telephone
put in his home. The number is l005-J.
Miss Elsie Glazier entered the Melrose
hospital training school for nurses this
week. w.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark of Ludlow
visited Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt II. Barber
Fred Wilder, who is employed in Meri-
den, Conn, visited here over the week end
with his family.
Leland Covey is having a vacation this
week from his work in Lowell & Telfcr's
hardware store.
Mrs. Sarah Howard who has been in
The Memorial hospital several weeks,
remains about the same.
Miss Gertrude Il. Rodolf and Miss Har-
riett Hoffman of New York city are
guests of Mrs. John Mckay.
Mrs. A. V. Woodwork returned Satur,
day from a visit of several days with
relatives in IIampden, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Chase of Lyndon
vile are visiting in the home of their
sons, w. +. Chase and p. w. Chase.
Mrs. Kenneth Soper of Green street
was operated upon Monday afternoon in
the Merose hospital for appendicitis.
Prof and Mrs. l.. b. Patton closed their
summer home in Marlboro Monday and
left for their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luce, who had been EN-
ployed at the Melrose hospital a few
weeks, finished work there this week.
George Martin, Frank Hadlock, Albert
Wrisley and Frank Thomas went on an
automobile trip Sunday to Mount Mo
nadnock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hervey Harris left
Monday for Crescent Beach, where
hey will he guests two weeks Of Mrs
Iohn NJ. Pbelan
Silas Hamilton has gone to Hanover
to begin his sophomore year at Dart
mouth college. He had been visiting at
II. *. Hamiltons.
Mrs. Kenneth Soper of Green street
who was operated upon Monday in the
Melrosc hospital for appendicitis, is
making a good recovery.
Miss Marie Pellcrin of Jacksonville
TIA. is expected Monday from New York
% spend a months vacation at w. +
Pellerin's on Orchard street.
Louis Spear, who had been in the Mel
'ose hospital for surgical treatment Ia
his leg. was discharged Monday and
went to his home in South Vernon.
A victrola dance will be given this
vcnng for the benefit of the victrola
und in Academy hall at 9 O'Clock.
mall admission fee will be asked.
Miss Hazel Chase, who had been spend
ng the summer vacation here with her
,arents, left Monday for Mddlebury
begin her junior year at the college.
Mrs Thomas Betterley went to Green.
ipld to attend the fair and to visit there
)unklee, at Lake Ellis, Athol, before re-
urnng,
Mrs. Oliver Hamel of Lynn, Mass,
anne yesterday afternoon to visit here
wo weeks with her daughter, Miss Bea-
rice I. Hamel, matron at the Nelrose
hospital.
Mrs.. NJ. p. Capin and daughter, Louise
Who had been spending the summer at
he Pellerin farm on Orchard street. will
cave today for their home in Jackson
Vile, Fla.
Miss Emma Atkinson of Western Hre
lue underwent an Operations Wed"~"1a,
morning by DR. +. r. Lynch in the Mot
'ose hospital for the removal Of tuna.l
md adenoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray TarboE al - il
lren of Marlboro, n. H., came Sunday
TO visit Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt II. Barber
Mr. TarbOx has returned to his home
nut his family will remain for a Longer
stay.
Mrs Ella Plummer returned Wednes
law to her home in Springfield aftcl
listing here in the home of her niece
Mrs. ID. w. Harris. She accompanied hel
on-in law, John Burke, there by auto
mobile.
Miss Ruth Prentiss left Monday
or Toledo, Ohio, where she has accepted
, position as art instructor in the Smeac
school for Girls, which is a private
chool. Miss Prentiss formerly had {
position in Montpelier seminary three
years as teacher of art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren o.
'arlee came yesterday to visit unit
odnv in the home of Mrs. Warren I
hrothcr, j. s. Morse. They are on thci
vay to their home from Springfield
Mass, where they went to attend tn
Eastern States exposition.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap
st church gave an enjoyable socia
Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs
Eva Kingsbury, with As present. Al
Entertainment and musical program wa
'iven. Refreshments of sandwiches
AXE and coffee were served.
First Congregational church, Rev. A
Y. Woodwork minister. Sunday morn
ug worship at 1870 with sermon by
he pastor on Christianity at Home
sunday school at 1l.45. Christian En-
leavor meeting at clock in the yes
nv. Subject, Inspiring Stories iron
Foreign Mission Fields. Leaders. mis-
'ionary committee, The monthly mis-
innary offering will be taken.
Baptist church, Rev. T.. b. Cornell pas
or Sunday morning worship at l0.3t
with sermon by the pastor. Sunday
chool at ll.45. Young peoples meet inI
1t $40 in the vestrv. Leader, Miss
Anna Eddy. Subject, How May We In
crease Interest in Missions? Evening
service at 7.30 in the vestry, which viii
be in charge of the men. There will b,
a special musical program. The yes
pocket edition of lst Chronicles will br
given IN each ono nrasant Midvoal