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

s. Of V. Entertainment a Success.


the three act comedy. Wantcd--A Wife,
cast of characters: Marie Ribeau, the
girl from Paris, Miss Elizabeth Bruce;
Officer Mccormack, always on duty, y.
l.. ON onnor; koompy, from Copcn-
!lopscotch, fair. fat, and forty, Miss
Ethel Mannis; Dorothy May, Just out of
college Miss Sybol Stearns; Tod Hunter,
dancing master, Ray J.. Fletcher: Lucy
iiunter our little wife, Miss Eileen
oBrien; Monteomery, Ray, agrandpa's
grandson, George y. Rubeor; Otis Ham
merhcad, grandpa. Richard i. Howe.
Following the entertainments dancing
was enjoyed until | o'clock with music
BY the Colonial orchestra of five pieces
from Turner'S Falls, Mass.
Icecream and lemonade were on sale
during the evening.
T., G. Robertson is in Boston this
W. +. Robertson was in Boston and
Springfield last week
John Dcyo has gone to Pittsfeld,
Mass, for a few days stay.
Walter Burnham Of Boston visited
W. +. Robertson last week.
Miss Nina Wellington is visiting
friends in Spohord this week.
Charles Bailey of Hyde Park, Mass,
visited at his home here Easter.
Miss Helen Kimbal of Concord was
an Easter guest at her home here.
Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield,
Mass, visited her parents recently.
All of the local schools closed Friday
for the Easter vacation of two weeks.
Miss Minerva Burroughs of Holyoke
Mass, was mt her home here for Easter.
Miss \. VI. Barrows and Mrs. +. W.
Tilden spent Saturday in Springfield,
Mass.
A telephone, ~, has been installed in
the home of Louis Levasseur on High
street.
Wolfred Dclphy of Mcridcn. Conn.
was Il guest of relatives and friends re-
Gently.
Miss Nellie Redding of Springfield
Mass, visited at her home here over
Easter.
Misses Mary and Helena Coll of Swan
zey, have been at their home here Il
few days.
Paul Chamberlain of Hadlcy, Mass,
wa q recent guest of relatives and
friends.
Miss Lillian Myers of Florence, Mass,
visited at her home here from Friday
to Sunday.
Mrs Harold Webster of Brattleboro
visited her mother, Mrs. Ida Higgins,
over Sunday.
Edwin W. Robert son is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs Mary Sheridan in
North Adams. Mass.
Harold II. Weeks of Boston was n
guest of is parents Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
crt a. Weeks, Easter.
Miss Ora BergerOn of Andover, Mass,
was guest for Easter with her sister,
Mrs. Milan II. Towne.
Miss Helena Splaine of the Bay Path
institute in Springfield, Mass, visited
her parents over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dupec of Til.
ION have been spending few days with
Nj. and Mrs. Peter Dupce.
Miss Iiilda Sawyer of Springfield,
Mass, spent Easter at the home of her
mother, Mrs. W. f. Watson.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Gray have been
entertaining their daughter. Miss .Joslyn
Gray of Boston, few days.
Mrs; Warren Kenniston, of Green.
her, mother. Mrs. Ida Higgins.
Mass, visited his mother, Mrs Lila J.
Lyons, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nesta Knight of the grammar
chool faculty has gone to her home in
Concord for two-wecks visit.
Henry a. Holman has had the house
n High street, which he recently
bought, wired for electric lights.
Mrs. larry 7. Ieford, returned to
her home in Plymouth Saturday aftc;
visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends
Among the guests for Easter at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. a. l.. Taylor were
lanes f.. DurcSs and George Putnam of
Greenfield, Mass.
Justin \. Palmer of the Massachu-
setts Agricultural college in Amherst,
Mass. has been guest of Harold A.
| Bruce a few days.
The gross receipts of the st. Patrick's
| entertainment mud da ncn March -, a.,
town hall were SSS2.41, and the net re-
| celpts were SJGl GG.
;, Mrs. Lillian Tatro of Shelburne
| Greenfield, Mass, were guests Sunday
of MIR. and Mrs, John +. Scott.
] Mr.. and Mrs Orren G. Robertson who
I have been spending the winter in Flor.
ida, arrived in New York city Monday
night. They are expected home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Robinson and
children of East Hartford, Conn, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robin.
sons, parents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. $.
| Leach.
i dance under the auspices of SqualS-
heag tribe Of Red Men will be held in
the town hall Friday evening. May 6.
Music will be furnished by Brazil's or
chestra of Keene.
| A very. pleasant birthday party fol
| MIs' I. y. GlaI was helu III the home
of Mrs. I. W. Tildcn Friday afternoon
by the Knitting club, of which Mrs
Gray II member
\ Christian Endeavor social will be
: held Friday evening at 7.;D O'Clock N
lie yestry of the First Congregat iona
church. \ farce, Her l'ncle's Boots
viii be given, and will be followed by
/ games
Sunday morning at the First Congrcga
. tional church Miss BESSIE Hardy of Nel
! son, missionary, will speak on, Mis-
sion Work in Turkey During the War
She will bring ii friend with her Mis-
Lucia Mikaelian, who WIN speak boil
morning and evening.
D.. The Sargent estate, which has bee
} owned the past So years by the family
| was sold last week. to Francis Strlcli
land Of Durham. Conn Mr.. and Mrs
Il Strickland are to take possession Ma
n 81. Mr. and Mrs. Frank pfer an,
. Misses Bertha and I.izz;t Sergeant vii
, live at the home of Arthur Sargean
!. for the present.
{ A box containing fruit enough 70
= the employees at the Fiske Paper &C
{ was received last week from Myro
). \. D'ckerman Of California, formerl