Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-30

Julia II. Cousins. sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid, and Albert n. IIaller of
Springfield was best man. bower of
astcrs and autumn foliage was arranged
for the setting for. the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Waite left that night for this
Town, where they will be the guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Waite, week. The bride wore a trav-
cling suit of brown velour, with hat to
match.
DIR. Richard Hoton returned Monday
from weeks vacation
The Evans party have returned from
their vacation at Nahant.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell is visiting her
sister. Miss Annie Campbell.
Fred Field of Springfield is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Field.
The Grange worked the first and Sec
ond degrees at the meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ellis of Boston
are guests of their nephew, ]. Il. Nye, and
family.
Richard Huber has gone to New Bed
ford to take a postgraduate course in the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ayers have moved
from Springfield to the house they own on
PiersOn road.
Mrs Rachael Williams has returned
from n visit with her son, Mervin Rich
ards, in Boston.
Philip TIarwood left Saturday for Cam
bridge. where he will study at Harvard
Medical college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moody of New
York are at the Isaiah Moody place on
Pine street until Nov J..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wright have re-
turned from an automobile trip of sew
eral days in Connecticut.
Miles Moore is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Moore. He returns to-
college for his senior year.
The senior and junior classes of the
seminary have their annual picnic Sat
urday evening out of doors.
Miss f. j. Mackenzie closed her house,
formerly the A. II. Pierson place, and re-
turned to New York Sept. %.
Twenty eight members of the Young
Peoples Union attended the union rally
at Dcerficld Sunday afternoon
Mrs. +. w. Pattison and sister, Miss
Helen Dowd. are at Cragsvlle on Cape
Cod at the Dowd summer cottage.
Miss Ruth IIolton has finished work
at the drug store of Alvin George and has
position with the Mortified Press.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bunting and two
children of Chester, Vt, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence X. Lewis.
The Unitarian Alliance meets with
Mrs. r. II. Calender Wednesday after
noon Rev. Mr.. Lion is to give talk.
William Slate of Springfield is spending
two weeks vacation with his wife at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Taylor and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor of Caldwell,
n. j., are at their summer place on Pier
, son road.
Latest news from Frank e. Heald
tells of some Improvement in his con-
dition at the home of his daughter in
New York
A large delegation of members of Har-
mony lodge of Masons went to South
Deerfcld Friday as guests of the Masonic
lodge Of that town.
The Boys Brigade opens its work for
the year Friday evening. Oct. Z. All
boys II years of age and over are eli
gible for membership.
The next entertainment of the North
field seminary lecture course will be Oct.
10, when Charles +. Undcrhill of New
York. reader, will give Sheridan's Ri
walls.
Mrs Bessie Whittle of Dobbs Ferry. y.
w. II. Moody, for the weekend and the
recital of her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Whittle
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Amber Wech and
Miss Bcrnice Webster of Boston came
Saturday for the weekend with Mrs. C.
III. Webster. Mrs. Wclch is remaining
for the week.
Sidney Tyler, who has been chauffeur
for Hotel Mortified two years, is now en-
ployed in electrical work and in plumbing
at the hotel. He has taken n correspond
ence course in these subjects.
The sub-freshman class of the high
school, 40 in number, enjoyed corn
roast on the banks of the Connecticut
near the creamery Monday evening
Miss Bradley is the teacher of the grade.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo Lyman of Spring
field have returned from weeks visit in
Ohio and are now with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Everett Lyman, week Miss
Florine Lyman will also spend few days
with them this week.
The seniors of Mortified seminary en-
tcrtained the seniors of Mount Hermon
Saturday evening for supper at Mar
by matching divided proverbs and at
tended the recital of Miss Dorothy Whit
tie. Miss Cooper is the senior class
teacher and is n favOrite chaperone.
The annual sacred concert by the com
bincd schools of Mount IIcrmon and
Mortified seminary will be held in the
auditorium the afternoon of Sunday, Oct.
4 .. A thousand voices will sing in chorus
under the direction of Nelson Z. Coffin.
/ This concert is free to all. The songs are
sacred and are mostly hymns This is the
! third season this sacred concert has been
held in the fail and it has gained such
! high appreciation that the auditorium is
always filled to overlooking
The recital of Miss Dorothy Whittle
of New York Saturday evening drew a
we'll filled house mt the auditorium. This,
her first appearance in concert singing,
was marked success. Her first selection
in French revealed her excellence in tech
nique. Othr songs were pleasing in the
rich sympathetic quality of her voice. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Calvacca, violin
list, and Miss Viva Faye Richardson plan
list. Miss Richardson and Miss Lockwood
rendered piano duet. She was presented
with flowers during the concert.
The Young Peoples Religious Union
went to Deerfed Sunday afternoon to