Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
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-. II. NflpaSOn Is ming HIS SllO
G.. T.. Gleason of Athol, Mass. came
Tuesday to visit relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Butler and son,
Frederic, were in Brattleboro Thursday
\. Prentiss Butler came home Friday
for short vacation from his duties in
Washington, ID. c.
A number from Jamaica attended the
meeting of the Eastern Star at Town
shend Tuesday night.
Mrs. O. PrcntiS of North Adams,
Mass. came Friday to visit her brother,
Rev. l.. II. Sprague.
Frank Leonard and son, Gardner, of
Simonsvilc have been visiting relatives
and friends here the past week.
Guests at j. a. Muzzy's are Mrs. Phi
lea Butler and Mrs. Blanche Koch and
two children of New York city.
Merle Potter returned TO his work in
Wilbraham, Mass. Aug. 2i after spend
ing some time here at his home.
Several attended the ball game in
Ncwfane Saturday between the New
fame and West Townshend teams.
Word has been received of the death of
Miss Mary Frances Wardwell. daughter
of Econ Wardwell, Of Vineland, n. j.
Mrs. Lucy kellogg of Brattleboro is
spending few weeks here with her sis
ter, Mrs MIA Robinson, and relatives.
Mrs. c. K. Burgess and two children
| returned to her home in Proctorsville
Sunday, Mr.. Burgess meeting her in
! Weston.
A large attendance at church Sunday
morning enjoyed the pastors sermon and
the beautiful solo by Mrs Blanche (But-
, ler) Koch
Dr. and Mrs. Abel Grout of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy ttout and chill
dren of Newfane were visitors at j.. E
Grout s Sunday.
Mrs. John Butler and daughter, Mrs
!. Charles Kosch, and two children OF
Chateaugay, y. y, were guests at f
NJ. Butler Friday.
Mrs. Ethel Patterson and daughter
Lois went to Townshend Sunday, Mrs
Patterson doing homework for Mrs
Frank Blood. who 10 ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stark and Florence
went to Walpole, n. H., to visit theil
daughters, Mrs. Charles Record, ant
family several days last week.
One of the summer guests at Harold
Henderson s broke one of the bones OF
! her arm last week by slipping on tn,
stones near the brook. She returned tt
| her home Tuesday
\ Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Andrews and daugh
ter of Shelburne. Mass. and DIR. ant
Mrs. Howe of Cleveland. Ohio. visited
Charles s. Clark Sunday at the home o
his mother, Mrs. Mau' Wllisms.
J. Schools in town begin Sept 6. Mis-,
Minnie futile of South Londonderry
will teach in the village, Otis Hcfflon o
WardsborO will teach on South hill anc
Miss Edith Clarke will teach the Rive
school.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. w. Coleman and rs
Their and Doris of Bellows Falls Ear
Craig of Salem, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Archibald and Ruth, Francis and Ken
meth of Ludlow. Mr. and Mrs. Clemen
G. Perry and Adelaide of Winchendon
Mass, were guests mt Mrs. Agnes VOL
colts and called on friends in town thu
first of the week.
The August meeting of the missonar,
auxiliary was held Wednesday at tn,
church hall with n large attendance. Tn,
visitors present We're Mrs Phia Butler
Mrs. Blanche Koch and daughter of New
York. Mrs. w. II. Booker and Mrs
Laura Chase Of Worcester, Mass. Mrs
Nash of New Ipswich. y. H.. Miss Bald
win of Brattleb0ro and Mrs. Nellie Med
bury of Connecticut. The singing by Mrs
Koch, with Mrs Allen as accompanies
gave great pleasure Mrs. +. j. Robin
son had charge of the program. Mrs III
Il. Mclean and Mrs. Kellogg gave report,
of the missionary conference at Mortified,
and Mrs +. o. Allen and Mrs. j. s. Rob
inson gave readings. Ten dollars wa,
:. voted for the special call of the American
board. Following this there was an houl
of sociability, including covered disl
supper.