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


The Order of Eastern Star will hold
its inspection Sept. 81, in Masonic hall.
Miss Marion Russell of Boston is a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Martha Gil
lett.
Wednesday evening, Sept. I, ., the
Grange will hold u discc in the town
hall.
Paul Breinig is at Holderness, N. II. |
Herbert A Reed is his guest there II
week.
Mrs. Fred Watson and Mrs. Proctor
of Springfield have been visiting inl
town.
Gertrude Dresser is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
George.
C. X. ODER and family of New York
are at the place on Ober's Lookout forl
August.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Styles of Jamaica
l.. l., are visiting their sister, Mrs Mer
rill Moore.
The Grange will hold a public dance
in the town hall next Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hitchcock of
Ware are guests of their daughter, Mrs
Frank kellogg.
w. C. Roberts was at Camp Jewell,
Swanzey lake, with the Mortified boys
over the week -end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bonney of Am
herst, j.. J., are guests of their sister,
Mrs. George Carr and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry johnson and
family have moved to the j. n Harris
place which is now their property.
Mrs. Paul Brenig and children have
returned to their home in Allentown,
Pa. William Huber accompanied them.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, principal of the
high school for this year, is TO live with
Supt. Everett Best at the Coe house
William Slate of Springfield il spend
ing each weekend with his wife at the
home of her mother, Mrs. F. f. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. White and children of
Hartford have been guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Meaean at the Baright place on
the Hinsdale road.
Leon r. Alexander is cashier at the
Mortified branch of the Winchester
National bank in the East Mortified
bookstore building
Miss Hope Bolton has returned from
q trip to the Maine coast and is i'll with
tonsilitis at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bolton.
Miss Katherine Baker, who is to be
teacher of French and English in the
high school this year, is to make hel
home with Mrs. c. H. Webster.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Hazel Wise Of
Greenfield have been guests of Mis-.
Grace DOolittle the past week The
Misses Wise will teach in Greenfield
Mrs j. A. Stebbins attended the fun
eral of her borther, Homer Smith, il
Springfield last week. Mrs. Smith ant
her children returned here with her.
Rev. G.. l.. Thompson will return
from Harvard School of Theology Sat
urday. The regular services will be
held Mt tbp Unitarian rhnrpb
day.
The Unitarian alliance meets next
week with Mrs. George Foreman. Mrs
Stetson of Greenfield, the alliance direc
tor, is expected to be present anC
speak.
Mrs. Arthur e. Wilson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. c. III. Webster, left
Tuesday to visit in Athol Mrs Will
son, is the wife of a former pastor of
the Unitarian church
The Congregational Sunday school pic
mic at Camp Jewell, Lake Swanzey, was
attended by about 70 who went by auto
mobiles. A. j. Moody served water
melon to all with their picnic dinner
The Grange will hold its annual fai
the afternoons and evenings of Oct.
and in the town hall l.. o. Clapp
Mrs. H. NJ Haskell and Mrs. c. G.. Hol
ton are the general committee il
charge.
The Congregational church has beel
undergoing renovation this summer il
the interior. Next Sunday services will
be resumed at the church and Rev.
w. Pattison will have returned for tn
services.
Mrs. NJ. X. Sherwin s house on War
wick avenue, which has been occupe,
several years by William Lamson ant
family has been sold TO Charles Broad
bent of Westfeld, who moves his famil
here soon.
DIR. and Mrs. Herman Little of vii
llmantic, Conn, were guests last weel
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Parker. Mrs
Little was formerly Agnes Moore o
this town. Miss Helen Moore accom-
panied them.
Mr. Burrows, division superintendent
of the Massachusetts highway repai
department, has been in town weel
directing the grading of the sides o
Main street The gravel used wa
drawn by two motor trucks from Yves
Nrrthiield.
Mrs. Frank Head receives most, en-
oouraging reports from her husband
who ~ recovering from an operation "a
Brooklyn hospital. He expects to
there two weeks longer and will the
visit his daughter, Mrs. McCastlaine il
New York until he is able to return t
his home here.
The 80 boys and young men at Cam
Jewell are certainly enjoying their te
days. Arthur Packard of Brown I'm
versty is in charge and is an eflicien
captain Every hour of the day is o
schedule and early at night they ar
ready for sound sleep. The schedule in
ciudes swimming water sports, base
ball. tennis, a little work, devotion, in
struction classes, games, and evenn
entertainments. The remark of one DO
was the sentiment of eacn, "Gee! Thi
Is great camp" Mr. Packard is as
sisted by three leaders, Harry Ericso
of Yale, stephen Hall of Cornell, Rot
ert Stewart of Syracuse. The cam
breaks up on Saturday.
On Tuesday afternoon the &c fresh al
girls left for New YORK. Many of theI
cried to stay longer, their two week
here have been made such happy tim
under the direction OF Mrs. w. /
Moody. Before they left for the trai
they went to The Northfeld to sing t
the guests Each child carried sepal
ate package of lunch for o clock o
the train, also package of fruit t
take to her mother. Each day, the girl
have been invited to homes in the tow
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