Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-04-01
MORTIFIED, MASS.

II. NJ. Bristol and family have re-
turned from Florida
Mr.. and Mrs C.. Il. Newell have re.
turned to Springfield.
Miss Hazel Clamp is home for n week
from Groton, where she teaches.
Mrs. larsen returned from Florida
last Thursday. Mrs. Leavis comes this
week
Miss Lottie Evans is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Gilbert, at Mortified
Farms.
". r. Moody took his daughter, Miss
Mary back to Boston Monday by auto.
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana l.cavis entertained
the young married peoples club Tuesday
evening.
Miss Ruth Roberts is home from
Mount Holyoke college for the Easter
vacation.
Miss Becker of the seminary spent
the vacation with Mr. and Mrs. {. L.
Dickerson.
William Dickinson of Warwick ave.
nue. went to Greenfield hospital for an
operation Monday.
Irwin Cowles. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. w. Cowles, is still quite i'll from the
effects of pneumonia.
Miss Mary Waite, who has lived herc
several years, is at the Retreat in Brat
lIcDolO anu ~ NtiN III
Mr.. and Mrs. {. p. Buiium and sonG
went by automobile to Boston Monday
and returned Wednesday.
Harland Williams of Mount Hermon
school spent the weekend with his uncle,
&. f. Williams, and family.
Mrs. r. W. Patt;son, her father Col.
Dowd, and her sister, Miss Helen Dowd,
came from New Jersey Friday.
Miss Walcott, who has been with The
Record of Christian Work several years.
leaves soon To take position in Boston,
Miss Helen Crout, Il senior in the
high school, plans to attend the Massa.
chusetts Agricultural college next year
Mrs Donald Barber finishes work at
the central telephone office Saturday
She will be succeeded by Miss katherine
Dale
Principal c. Il. Marshall and Mrs.
Marshall went March % to Boston to
attend u conference Of head masters of
schools.
The Evening auxiliary met at the par.
ish house Friday evening and studied
Home Missions. Mrs. Frank Evans was
in charge.
John Marsh is home from Yale college
for vacation. Mis- Marsh is employed
at Kenarden hall as assistant in one
of the Offices.
Mrs y. Fay Smith spent Tuesday in
kecnc and visited her aunt, Mrs Ade-
laidc Shcdd who formerly spent several
years i'll this town.
Lewis Whitcomh, who ~ employed on
the Caldwell farm, leaves Friday with
his family for two weeks vncat ion at
his home in Hyde Park, VI
Frank w. Kellogg returned from Flor
daughter Harriet, are staying in New
lork few days before returning here.
The state convention OF Woman's Re.
lief corps meets in Boston April ) and
g. Mrs. r. ". Woodbury. aud Mrs. j.
r.. Nye are the delegates, but neither
expect to attend.
A special meeting of the Grange was
held Tuesday evening to consider repairs
and installing of more electric lights:
At the next meeting April u, there will
be degree work on small class.
Saturday afternoon the fire alarm was
sounded for Mortified Farms. 1t proved
to be the burning of chimney in the
house of Clinton 4. Ware. The fire de-
partment responded but no damage was
done.
The Alliance meets next "Wednesday
for its annual meeting. Mrs. II. flolton
and Mrs. Arthur Lyman will have
charge of tie program. Mrs. H. II.
Chamberlain and Miss c. Ball are the
hOstcs6es
Mrs. L. NJ I.azellc was taken niue.
worse at Lawton hall in Brattleboro
Saturday night She is now confined in
bed with nurse to care for her. She
II suffering with sciat,c rheumatism.
Mrs. j. f. Nye visited her Monday.
When Mr.. Phelps, who lives in the
Blackmar house on South Main street
was driving his horse and wagon, loaded
with furniture, down Main street iues
day the horse ran and caused much eN
pit He finale. StnDnpu VII N
out doing damage.
Nelson p. Coffin has resigned as choir
director of the First Congregations
church OF Keene, y. IL. He has been it,
director for % years and will lake !
years vacation. The church gave hin
n reception Saturday night and pre-
sented him a silk umbrella.
The AZ seminary girls, who have re
NAMED on the campus for the vacation
have had some good times. Last weel
all went TO Greenfield to see the movi
production, Way Down East. Last Sat
urday evening they entertained thei
Hermon friends ut the seminary.
Miss Margaret Howard now of Red
lands. Cal, has an interesting letter II
the March Franklin County Farmers
bulletin. She has met many peopl
from Franklin county. She enjoys, he
work and the country. Redlands
made productive by irrigation. She eN
poets to be there another year.
MANY will be Interested in the follow
ing items from the Nelson fnmily, VIII
lived in East Northlicld several years
A SON Donald Nelson, was born to MI
and M.s. Samuel Shelton Feb p a
Hayden COL; daughter, Dclcina Sc
phe. was born March at Hurley. Me-
Mexico, 30 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nrigh
Mortified seminary opened Wedne'
DIV after - DAVIS vacation. Ncyt Sunda
Rev. Charles Il. Erdman of Prinreto
Theological seminary will preach d
North 6rld seminary. On Monday ever
inc Dallas Lore Sharp viii lecture o.
Wild Life of the Out-of Doors, lie
an author Of note, natu student an
n professor at Boston university, II
lecture will be at the auditorium al
will be oren to everyone.
Easter Sunday was observed at Il
Congregational church with special pr
grams The Lords supper was CONNER
grated in the morning and several mel
hers united with the church Rev. +. '
pattison preached short sermon o
The Resurrection. The Mortified cho
rendered an Easter anthem. The fiowc
were MANY and very beautiful. lari
number of potted roses. hyacinthS al
lilies were later distributed to maj