Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-09
SOUTH NEWFANE-

H. d. Grout of Greenfield, Mass, is
boarding at l.. NJ. Bingham S.
Mrs. Gertrude Purdy of New York |
city is assisting Mrs. Mary X. Ballou.
Several of the farmers celebrated on
the fifth in. their hayfelds, it being u |
good hayday.
George Mundell and family of Mil
lers Falls. Mass, are with his other,
Allie F. Mundell.
Mrs. NJ, II. Cheney is spcn vol
weeks with her sister, Mrs. +. w. sea-. y
at winthrop Beach, Mass.
THE Ladies' Benevolent society 4;
having the rooms at the parsonage pa
pcred, painted and put in order. ... ..
Mrs Love entertained members of
her Sunday school class at her HON"
Monday afternoon from 2:30 until ,
o clock.
Mrs. Swain and grandson, Walter
| Swain, of Melrose, Mass, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Swain 10 days,
returning home Tuesday
b Men from the First Baptist church
in Brattlcboro will have charge of the
/ service Sunday evening at O'Clock at
the Baptist church in this village.
Samuel A. MerriGeld of Springfield
| (VtO and Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Fair
banks of Brattleboro called on their
| grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Morse, Sun
day and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin C. Sparks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney ID. Jones and Ray
Jones of Seymour, Conn, who il spend
ing his vacation with his parents, went
bv automobile to Stratton mountain
Monday.
Summer boarders at Mrs. Frank f..
Bruce are DR.. and Mrs. McCollum
and three children and maid of Brook
rvn and Mrs. Ralph Sawin of New
York. Mr.. Sawin and father-in-law,
Mr.. Holmes of Springfield, Mass, came
for Sunday and the holiday.
Mrs. Frank Morse, Miss Elizabeth
Moss, and two maids, Miss Kate Brede,
and Miss Jennie Lewis, of New York
city, came Saturday for the season at
Mrs. Moss : summer home. Miss Car
roll Cocks and brother of New York
came with them and returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella S. willard, Mrs. NJ. A.
Bingham, Miss Aldine F. Bingham and
Milo Winter visited Miss Elsie Brown
of Westmoreland. n. H., Thursday
making the trip by way of Spotlord
lake On Wednesday afternoon they
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. c. W.
: Bishop at Townshend.
Sunday. July 4. being the beginning
of the quarter. promotions were made
in the Sunday school The primary
class was advanced to the junior and
the Junior to the intermediate. None
of the beginners being ready for pro
motion there will be no primary class
during this half year. Mrs. Love, pri-
mary teacher, has been elected secrr-
tary in place of Mrs. Ruby Bailey, re-
signed.
Mrs. Mary X. Balou has opened her
house at Brookside for summer
.ihoarders. Guests now with her are
/ Miss Louise Horne of Hartford, Conn,
| Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. Carter of Brook
llvn, Harold Brownell of Plainfield, N.
j.. Miss Belle Aitken, Miss Elsie Her
schlin, Miss Florence Aitken, Miss Min
ME Smith and Miss Euphemia Stewart
all of Long Island City, n. Y, and
Miss +. NJ Vandervoot of New York
city.
Mrs. C. X. Cooley, an octogenariar
!, of Springfield, Mass, who has beer
l boarding with Mrs. FRANK IL. bruc'
at Brookside fell off the piazza from
e her chair, Tuesday, fracturing one les
h near the hip. DR.. McCollum of Brook
!. lyn, who boards at Mrs. Bruce's. rem
dered first aid and took Mrs. Coole,
f in his car to Memorial hospital, wher
she is in charge of Or. c. R. Aldrich
: Mr. Cooley came with her but ha'
=, returned TO Springfield.
q Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Brown, and thei
o family and relatives gathered Monda,
q at their home in this village, wher
they spent the day and enjoyed pic
-. mic dinner on the piazza Those pres
: ent besides Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were
y Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bruce and thrc
children of Suffield, Conn, Mr.. an'
" Mrs. George F. Whitney and daughte
> of Brattleboro, Mrs. Abbic j. Bruc
of Williamsville, Mrs. Samuel Morse
II Mrs. James II. Morse. Mr. and Mrs
e Edward V. Morse and three childre
a of Brattleboro, Mr. and Mrs. Rober
X Bruce and three children of Sout
o Charlestown, and Mrs. G. NJ. Love.