Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-23
SOUTH LONDONDERRY

Lyle Pierce of Florida is visiting his
parents a short time.
Miss Margaret Clarity of Brattleboro
is visiting the Anderson's.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Il. Emo are in
Springfield, Mass, on business.
Homer Crossman of New York city
is at home on a two-wceks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. McAlister
have returned from their Montreal trip.
Mrs. Harry Mallory has finished her
school in Jamaica and is at her home
here.
Miss Hitchcock, who teaches in high
school in Connecticut, is visiting at the
Twin Pines.
Miss Minnie Mallory is planning to
go to Virginia for vacation bcfore
school opens again.
Leon Aldrich went to the hospital in
Brattleboro Wednesday for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Major T.. r. Campbell of Florida is
spending the summer at the home Of his
cousin, Hoyt Babbitt.
Miss Elizabeth Davies and cousin of
Brattleboro visited her sister, Mrs.
Edith Wiley, over Sunday.
Gilbert Crossman, who graduated this
month from the Chester high school, is
at his home for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Mallory and Mrs. James
Bradshaw are going to attend sum-
mer school for teachers in Burlington.
Noble Rawson is having his house
and barn painted, Walter Davis, A. w.
Rawson and Fay Rawson doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Thompson and
daughter. Lois, have been visiting
friends in Boston and vicinity few
days.
The large garage which Horace G..
Alexander is building below his house
is under Roadway. When completed it
will be a fine building.
o. L. Martin of Plainield, deputy
grand marshal of the Odd Fellows, was
here Monday night attending and in
specting West River lodge, No "a.
Mrs. Ernest Halliday of Ludlow, for.
merly Miss Hester Holden, visited
friends in town few days. Mrs. Hal
laday was a former teacher here.
John Hulett and mother, Mrs. Addie
Hulett, went Friday to Pawlet to
visit relatives. Mrs. Hulett's sister
Mrs. Emily Buxton, returned with
them.
Mrs. w. w. West is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs Cummings.
Mrs. Cummings, with her father, Ira
Waite. and Mrs. West, went to Pawlet
Sunday to celebrate their brothers
birthday.
The Sunday school has voted to send
five members to the school of religious
instruction at SaXtons River June %
to 2S. The expenses are $40 for each
person for the week.
Miss Margaret Hapgood of New York
visited Lorraine Millington this week.
Mr.. Bartlett and Mr.. Cram, insurance
agents of Brattleboro, have been in
town recently on business.
Manchester Colonial theatre during the
presentation of the moving picture, Over
the Hill to the Poorhouse. The picture
was worth going a much farther distance
to see.
Friday June %, the Missionary so.
ciety in Jamaica has invited the Mis-
sionary society of this town to the
Congregational church in Jamaica tc
hold meeting with them. Several from
here plan to go.
Three men representing the Saliva
ton Army, but reported to be fakirs
stirred up considerable excitement in
the square Saturday night Monday @
man who seemed to truly be represent
ing the Salvation Army canvassed the
town.
The building on James Works lot
was moved Friday and Saturday sew
eral rods nearer the road and placed
on concrete foundation over cellar
which has been dug. Now an ell is tt
be built on and the roof raised so there
can be rooms upstairs. Al Davis
Dewey Hunt, Guy Smith and Omer Stu
art are working on the place.
Rehearsals are being held nearly every
given by the Odd Fellows July 3, and i
promises to be a success. CoX's orches
ira from Rutland furnishes the music
The cast of local talent includes
Gladys Davis. Ruth Hunt, lone Hunt
Edith Adams, Florence Pierce. Ros
Davis. Casper Landn,an., Emil Mattsor
Frank Darling, Frank Pierce, Raymon
Davis. Fay Rawson.
The Four-Corners school, Mrs. Emm
Benson teacher, had a remarkable al
tendance last term for a school of /
pupils. Ruth Raymond, Beulah an
Meredith Carleton. Ruth. Lena, Nelson
Robert and Herbert Smith, Vernct 81,
son, Pascal and Casper wilkins had n
absent marks during the term and til
last two mentioned had no marks du
ing the year. Ruth Baybrook and Wi
liam Carleton were out a half day b.
cause of illness. Fifty friends and pa
ents gathered at the schoolhouse Jun
JIG in the evening for the closing exc
ciseS.
Baptist Sunday school this week t
Mrs. Mamie Helson, and daughter, LII
ella, of Brattleboro for their generou
contributions to the Sunday school dun
ing the past six months. Mrs. Helso
is particularly interested in this schoo
being a former member. Last Sunda
the total collection was SGT; attend
ance n in spite of the stormy day
The Washingtons had six new mem
bers: attendance As; collection 1886
gaining seven points. The l.incolns. a
usual, led in the collection, havin
$3.9l attendance %; and made tw
points. The Washingtons are in I'll
lead eight points.
During the past school year the chi
dren of the grammar school bought Sc
eral things with money from their e.
tertainment in February Thinking II
citizens who so generously helpe
might be interested in the purchases II
following list is given: set of eigl
large wall maps on roller springs in {
oak case, SD; clock. set of geograpl