Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-08-06
Frank Whitman has been i'll tn
vppk with lumbapo

Frank Whitman has been i'll this
week with lumbago
Mrs. Ellen Giles of Hartland is q guest
of her niece, Mrs. L. H. Bugbee.
Miss Charlotte Gee was a guest of Miss
Kate Clark in Belmont from Friday to
Sunday.
Frank f. Kctcham has been guest of
relatives in Troy, n. ", and vicinity a
few days.
Vernon Williams and Raymond Stowell
went Friday afternoon on fishing trip
to Belmont.
was guest of Mrs. II. G. Everleth
Wednesday.
Miss Francis Johnston of Greenfield
Mass. is spending several weeks with
Mrs. \. +. Thurber.
Clarice Poland, younger daughter of c.
A. Poland, is staying with their house
keeper, Mrs. Clark, at Belmont.
Mrs. Sarah Lindemann of PHILADELPHIA
CAME Tuesday for an indefinite stay with
hersdaughter, Mrs. w. L. Parker.
The family of d. c. Cooper of Mont
claH, n. D., are occupying the house at
Miss ). E. Whites farm on West hill.
Mrs. Alice Earle left Friday for visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Jennie Rabbit,
after few days in town with relatives.
At the special town meeting Satur-
day, money was voted for the roads
ana schools for which the meeting was
called.
Mrs. Herbert Nash and daughter, Irene,
and, granddaughter, Margaret Gassett, of
Pittsfield, Mass, were guests last week
of Mrs. H. +. Gassett.
Miss Gladys Stoodley, who las been
confined to her home since her accident.
was down on the porch for a while for
the. first time Saturday.
Miss Margaret and Miss Ida Linde
mann returned to their home in Philadel-
pint Tuesday, after being guests of their
niece, Mrs. W. L. Parker.
III. G. Everleth left Tuesday for a
vacation of two weeks. He will visit
IN Wakefield, Mass, and with his
prother-ln'law, Robert Little, at Ken
nebunkport, Me.
Fred Howe and daughter, Miss Bar
para Howe, Miss Taft and Mrs. Put
nam OF keene, N. H., were guests of
Mrs. II. &. Everleth and Miss Char.
lotte Eaton Wednesday.
Mrs. Althea Greene of Boston is spend
ing month with her friend, Catherine
Clarke, on the Prouty farm. Miss Clarke
also is entertaining for few DAYS a
friend from Hinsdale, N. H.
George, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
nap johnson, had narrow escape from
injury IN one eye while shooting a wood
chuek. When he fired the shot hit a
stone and bounded back, hitting him in
the lace below the eye, making bad
wound.
- Mrs; Caroline Goodrich, Mrs. Leon
r. fuller and daughter Leone and
francls Goodrich returned from Hamp-
ron, peach Tuesday with Mr.. Fuller,
1 Mho went Tor them in his Mitchell car.
Mn Edward Philip am daughter,
1Nify' were guests of Mrs. Fuller the
iast week OF their stay at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mas ,Laughlin. who
nave been visiting their da lighter, Mrs. S.
Is; stafford, have gone to Worcester,
Mass to visit their s. OIL, George Mac.
I,aqghiln, EN- route to their home in
froYldence, r. |, They were accompa.
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert b. Dav and
'heif son, Harry l.. DAY, of Providence
Rev c. L. Hayward of North Troy
formerly congregational pastor here, has
accepted call to the nasfnrate of the
Community church at Stowe to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev.
NJ. T. Bacon. He will begin work Aug
ust,,.i and will probably move there in
August. He has held, pastorates in Ben
nlngton, Winooski and North Troy, and
was for two years associated with Rev.
G. c. Adams of the first church in Bur
lington.