Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-25

ciety held its meeting in George Cor,
sons grove at the top of Castle hill
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Clara Shadler is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Claire Walsh, and
friend, Miss Lillian Smith, of New York
city, for the week.
Mrs. Houghton Smith of Putney is
caring for her daughter. Mrs. Ethel
Howe, who has been suffering from a
quinsy sore throat.
Mrs. Lester Haskins and Mr.. and
Mrs George Westfall of Bennington mo-
tored to West Dover Sunday to visit
Mrs. Jennie Titus.
Miss Grace Trevarrow of East Dover
finished her work at l.. A. Browns
Thursday. Mrs. Worden of Brattleboro
will take her place.
Members of the Sons of Veterans aux
iliary carried gifts in the form of a sun
shine box to Mrs. Gladys Batchelder,
Saturday afternoon.
Floyd Davis and family visited at
Perley Davis's in Readsboro Sunday.
Miss Elsie Blanchard went with them
and visited her parents.
man from Bennington who had re-
Gently purchased a Dodge car went over
the bank with it near the big rock west
of this village Wednesday.
Mrs. Percy Haskins went to Hartwel-
Vile Wednesday to carry her mother,
Mrs. Henry Jacobs, to meet friends with
whom she will spend a vacation.
Joseph Damour has taken the job to
do the plumbing in the house Mrs. TheO-
dorc Roosevelt is repairing on the farm
she recently purchased in West Dover.
Fred Woods family have begun NOV
ing their household goods to their new
home in Middlesex by automobile truck.
The family, also Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wood, plan to go next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dix of Feeding
Hills. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dix of Springfield, Mass, spent few
days the first of the week visiting at the
home of Mrs. Orrin Jones.
The officers and various committees
of the Christian EndeavOr society of the
Baptist church held a business meeting
at the home of the president, Mrs. Roy
c. Ware Wednesday evening.
Rollin Harris, who has been visiting
at the home of his nephew, w. NJ. Har'
ris, in West Dover has come to Will
mington and is making his headquarters
at Frank Watkins's while calling on old
acquaintance.
l.. a. Brown reports the following
cars sold this week: Ford truck to
Mason ~ Hunger 20. Eoru touring cui
to John Lackey Ford commercial to
Frank Cross of Colerain, Mass.
! Mrs. William Titus of West Dover
came home with her daughter, Mrs
Mary Haskins, who had been staying
with her mother since the burial of her
| father and stayed from Thursday until
| Saturday of last week.
During the high wind last Friday night
miniature cyclone struck the west part
of Wilmington. up-rooting several apple
trees, five of them being on the Francis
| Sage place, now owned by Mr.. Young
A barn on the same farm was blown
down and states ripped off the roof OF
! William Wheeler's barn. Gardens also
| were badly damaged in the locality.
Members of the Universalist Sunday
school met at the church Wednesday and
We're conveyed in automobiles to the
home of their pastor, Rev. f. M. Bissell
on Higley hill in Marlboro to participate
in a Sunday school picnic. They started
for the meeting place at II o'clock TAX
ing basket lunch with them. Ice-cream
was served at the picnic grounds and
games were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Carpenter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry V. Cutting and Mr.. and