Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

performed Monday. At the latest report
she was comfortable.
Mrs. Lovisa Downs, accompanied by her
nephew, Clinton Halladay of Providence,
Il. l., went Monday to Bellows Falls to
visit few days in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucien Hunt.
Albert Il. Brown and family have
moved to the Il. c. Eager house below
the village, which has been repaired and
Is now occupied after having been closed
a number of years.
Samuel Hall and family, Mr., and Mrs.
Hart and Miss Marie Borst of AIontclair,
n. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe ,Kaey of
Boston are summer guests at the Wind
ham County House.
NIilon Park Osgood and family spent
the weekend at Davidson Naples, this
being the last visit to his grandmother
before returning to his school duties in
White River Junction.
Rev. f. Il. Hyde is away for vaca-
ton of two weeks. He will visit in Poult-
ney and other places in the northern part
of the state and will also attend the con-
vocation held in Middlebury.
Schools in town begin the fall term
Tuesday. Sept. s.. Mrs. r. f.. Pratt has
been engaged to teach the village school
and Miss Muriel Grout of Jamaica will
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George Batcheder spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. j.
Batchedcr. On Monday he returned to
his home in Easthampton accompanied by
his mother who will remain for visit.
| Il. w. Chaplin of Chicopec Falls, son-in-
/ law of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Carpenter, is
visitor at Mr.. Carpenters while he is
recovering from a severe accident which
occurred last Saturday when he was
kicked by a frightened COW.
Miss Mildred Dompier of West Town
shend was a recent guest of Miss Mabel
| Hazelton, who gains in health slowly.
/ Both young women are employed at the
Holstcin- Friesan Office in BratteborO
and are at their homes for the summer
vacation.
| Miss Alice Stiles, who has been with
Mrs. J. l.. Martin at Bencasson cabin
through the summer, has gone to her home
in Williamsville for weeks vacation be-
fore going to Brattleboro where she will
attend the high school and board with
>, Mrs. Murray Tucker.
Mrs. Alice Icscock Randall, who has
! been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hescock, this summer, went last
week with her brother, w. III. HescOck OF
West Brattleboro, by automobile to hel
home in Boston for short stay and re-
turned WIFI ulIl W GeIHdlH III 4NcWluHc u
, week or more longer.
New arrivals at Newfane Inn for the
fall season are Mrs. G. A. Mddlebrook ant
, f. Nj. Middebrook of Providence, X. |.
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Alexander of West
field, Mass. Eugeni s. Orvis and Edward
f. Orvis of Hackensack. n. j.; Mrs. Il
f. Pearce, New York Miss Cherrie ReeC
of North Adams, Mass. Miss Nellie s
. Stevens of Bridgeport, Conn, Mrs. G. w
! Bacon of st. James, L. l.; Mrs. Edga
! Richard of Sugar Hill, y. ii.
< The missionary pagean, at the openin,
4 Of the Sunday school this week was yer.
/ interesting and much credit is due Supt
, Charles L. Hescock and the primar.
L Mary Maher, for it's preparation. Tn
$ present challenge for continued home mis-
sion work was impressive and resulted il
q good collection for the cause.
Rev. Paul Hayne of IIackensack, n. j
( who preached Sunday in the Congrega
tional church held the close attention 0
large audience and all who heard hin
/. will be glad to know that next Sunday h
, will occupy the pulpit, having kindl.
offered to help the pastor, Rev. b. h
, Hyde, during his absence from Newfane
Rev Andrew Solandt of Connection
came Monday to visit his brother, Georg
= Solandt, and wife. He is welcome Wis
!, itor in town., being well remembered as
most interesting preacher. His active ser
vice as chairman of the four-minut
speakers as well as his efficient help in tn
anti-saloon league eommends him to al
who appreciate an untiring worker.
All were saddened Sunday morning
Iwhen the death of Mrs: Childs. wife of |
, former pastor, Rev. t. d. Childs, was an
nounced from the pulpit. During the pas
> month she was seriously i'll. A lette
;. written Aug. % to Mrs. Della Kenny b.
the daughter, Mary, brought this news
but hope was bright for her recovery. o.
: Aug. 26 another message stated that o
that morning the end came. pleasan
: memories of Mrs. Chids will ever be cher
e ished Her kind and capable helpfulnes
n was greatly missed. not only in churc
work but in the life of the community.