Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-30
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Heron Smith was on the sick list last
week and DIR. Stevens of Chester was
called.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Wiley attended Rev.
X. f. Hackett's church service in South
Newfane Sunday.
Mrs. Idclle Corey and sister, Miss Es-
telle Dodge spent two days in the White
Mountains last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rawson have been
spending some time motoring in MaSSa-
chusetts and Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mattson of Worces-
ter. Mass, spent the weekend at his
brothers, Emil Mattson's.
DIR. Chellis of Dandy will probably
move his family here soon and take up
the practice Of his profession.
s. Whitmore, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Childs and Mrs. Il. Trow of Newport
sons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hope of Spring
field, Mass, who have been at the parson-
age because of Mrs. Eno's illness, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Foley of St. Johns
bury came to Mrs. Foley's fathers, Lee
Haven's, last week called by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Page who
underwent an operation in the Memorial
hospital last week.
The buildings at Highland farm were
closed for the winter last week. Miss
Rhoda Orme, the last of the family tt
leave, spent Sunday with Miss Minnie
Tyler on her way to Northampton fol
her last year in college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buxton of Brook
line, Mass, are spending two weeks o.
their vacation at Paramount. Mr.. Bux
ton, who was here with his father, Parker
Buxton of WoOnsocket, r. l.. short Will,
, ago, CHANGED to call at the Rabbits ant
was so impressed with the beauty of tn,
scenery he came back directly, bringing
Mrs. Buxton.
Next week being school week through
out the state, Oct. y, being Vermont day
| and Oct. district day, the villag,
graded schools and the high school vii
hold appropriate exercises in the tow
speakers will tell something of Interest
to ALL Everyone should be interested
in the state and it is believed each is in
tcrested in the schools of the town. Tn,
state supervisor of elementary schools
J. ID. Whittier, is visiting the schools
in town.
Funeral services for the late DR.. b. F
Nlillington were held in the Baptis
church Friday morning at 10 a. m. ant
utteIutu ny ldrSe gathering OF people
desiorus to express their respect and ex
tend their sympathy to the surrounding
family. All felt loss in the going out
of this energetic life The body rested
among a profusion of autumn branches
and choice flowers and Rev. Edward Emo
feelingly spoke words of comfort. Mrs
X. Davis sang He Will Take Care OF
You and quartet rendered Abide With
Me. After the service the family left
via Manchester for Pittsville, Pa, where
burial took place.
very enthusiastic meeting was held
last Friday night at John c. McAlister's
for the purpose of electing the officers fol
the seasons Chautauqua, Oct. 1916, tn,
following officers being elected: Chair
man, Albert Douglass; secretary, c. ii
Wiley; treasurer, J. c. McAlister; ticket
selling. Marvin ]. Howard; advertising
Lee II. Gale; junior Chautauqua, Edit
ID. Wiley; hospitality. Halle A. Thomp
son and Mrs. Alice Parker; hall, Mrs
J. G. McAlister and Mrs. Il. A. Melendy
The guarantors solicit hearty cooperation
to make this n success. They have pu
themselves to considerable trouble to Civ,
townspeople a chance to enjoy the bcs
/ there is in entertainment by real artists