Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-11


try and it is estimated 400 were served.
On the lawn there were booths of nearly
every kind: Fish pond, domestic, candy,
popcorn, ice-cream, lemonade and shoot
ing the dolls.
by Z o'clock the rain had started and
the dance floor could not be used and as
the lights failed to work properly people
to Forestcrs' hall, where the wares were
sold and dancing was enjoyed until mid
night.
This year as an experiment the party
was insured against stormy weather.
Mrs. George billiard is in Boston.
Paul Chamberlain is visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones have gone
to Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan of Somcrvillc
are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I. Latham of Boston
are visiting relatives.
Earle Berkinshaw of Waltham is viS-
iting at Clifford Stcarns's.
Mira. Grace Wellington was in Green
field Thursday and Friday.
+. w. Cotton is entertaining Mrs.
Cotton of Williamsburg, Penn.
Miss Mabel Temple went to Ferry
Beach, Me, Monday for two weeks.
Mrs. Clara Gould came Wednesday
evening to visit at Mrs. Lucia Fay's.
Mrs. Frank Walker has resumed her
duties in G. A. Holland & Sons store.
Mr.. and Mrs c. C. IIolton and Miss
Mary Lorng went to Melrosc Saturday.
Mrs Elwood Weed is entertaining her
mother, Mrs Bessie Zines of Dorchester.
Mrs. Howard Streeter entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson of Lowell Sunday.
Miss Delphinc Passcau is visiting in
Fitchburg, Three Rivers and Springfield.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown and son, Ronald,
went to Cornish Thursday for 10 days
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolfe White returned
bone Sunday from motor trip to
Montreal.
Miss Minerva Burroughs of Holyoke
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II.
Burroughs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Grafton and son
are visiting in Ware, Springfield and Re
we're Beach.
Miss Bernice Young of Westport is
at the home of her cousin, Milan TOwne,
for the present.
Miss Name Fitzgerald and Miss Ellen
Fitzgerald have returned home from their
visit in Boston.
Dominique Ro went Monday morning
70 Winchester to work in Nelson's bar
Der shop n month.
Mrs. II. o. Edgerton of Mortified, VT.
came Thursday to visit some time with
Miss Ellen Brown.
Miss Doris Wellington of the local
telephone office went to North Berwick
Tuesday for her vacation.
a., 10
was with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
| G. Holland, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and
family of Worcester visited at John
| Johnson'S over the weekend.
! Mrs. Chester Bruce of Greenfield and
| two sons came Monday to Mrs. Louie
| Stcarnss for few days stay.
Mrs. Henry f. Holmes and Miss Helen
| Holmes of Plymouth. Mass, were with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkins last week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cass of Manches-
| ter who are spending the summer in
| Richmond, spent Sunday at +. W. Col
tons.
Edd Carey of Baltimore came Satur-
day to take his family south with him
! They started by automobile in the after
| noon.
Miss Vera Rogers has resigned as
| teacher of the Monument school. Miss
| Mary Turner of Montague City will take
her place.
Katherine and Esther Richards oI
| South Deeriield are with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lamb
for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Temple and Miriam
| Taylor will go on a visit tho last of tho
week to several Vermont towns. They
| will be gone week
Mrs. Tewksbury of Iittleton is will
her daughter Mrs. Rufus Langworthy
Miss Lamolle Langworthy is at hom
from her hospital studies in Boston
until October.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robertson are en-
tcrtaining Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Whit
of Trumbull, Conn, and Rev. \. w
Whitman of Milton, n. ii. They are ell
joying the Mortified conference.
Miss Marion Burns of Washington, II
C., came Saturday to spend week witt
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
G. Booth. She has been staying at Beth
lehem with friends this summer.
Harold Ray, Edward and Miss Eliza
beth Bruce motored Sunday to Plainfet
N VT, where they will visit. When return
ISQg home they will come by the way u
Ashland. They expect to be gone weel
hlSS MdTRdrcl lJeHIlSeN anu DrOlnel
Mike Dempsey, of Miami, Fla, wer
here to attend the lawn party and spen
the rest of >thc week with old friends i
town. They Nad their nephew, Jane
Casey of Derry, \Yith them.
The following names have been file
for the fall PRIMARIES: Democratic
John p, McCaughern, Supervisor of tn
check list; Rcpublican-I}SyL l.. Fletcher
suDcrvisos of check list Republican
Willis ID. Stearns. moderatOr\
: Il. G. Robertson is taking n trip wit
business party through New York\Stat
this week. Mrs. Robertson, Miss SuSsl
lInnrahan of Brattlcboro and Ros'
Helen and Eleanor Jeflords went as ia
az Albany with him, remaining Their
until he was ready to return home.
Miss NJ ]. Barron, local Red Cros
nurse, started Friday morning on her VI
cation She was accompanied by Jenni
Bishop to Boston, where Jennie wa
taken to two clinics for medical inspcC
ton Jennie came home Saturday eve
ming with Miss Langworthy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman an
three daughters, Marion, Louise an
Frances, of Providence, II. L.. wer
d, guests of j. NJ Lamb from Monday t
Wednesday. These young women ar
known AS the Waterman Trio of th