Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-01-27


DR.. and Mrs Daniel Nyc are visiting
in Boston.
Mrs G. c. Stcarns has been i'll with n
bronchial cold.
The auction bridge club met with Mrs.
\. S. Gordon Wednesday evening.
Miss Lotto Evans is n guest of her
brother, +. +. Evans, and family.
Lawrence Lazcll went TO Hartford
Tuesday on business trip of a few
days.
taken out for Office for the coming town
meeting.
Miss Margaret Ottc is ut NIarquand
hall ut the seminary for the remainder
Of the year.
Mrs. Atkinson conducted the Tuesday
Bible class for women in the absence of
Mrs. l.. II. Smith.
Mrs. Lawrence II. Lazele has been
visiting her niece. Miss Helen Symonds.
in Hartford several days.
Dr. j. East Harrison of Mount Her
mon continues to improve at Christ :
hospital in Jersey City, n. ].
Dana Leavis is repairing the damage
done by the fire on the house occupied
BY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox.
Edward Ball of Denver. Col, came
Friday to spend the winter at the homo
Of his mother, Mrs. David Ball.
The Womcn's Foreign Missionary So
cicty will meet at the home of Mrs. G.
+. Dickcrson at 3 p. IN. Feb. /.
Northlicld Grange will furnish Il din
ncr Monday at the banquet room of the
town hall for those attending town meet
ing.
Mrs. c. T.. Dickerson was called to
Skowhcgan. Me-. Friday by the death of
friend. She returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Harris of Cam
bridge visited their mother Mrs +. Il.
Pulien, at Mrs. Lcavis's Saturday.
The Y. =. r. L. of the Unitarian
church will hold social Saturday eve
ming at the vestry, for young and old.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Haskell enter
tanned Charles NJ. Gardner of Wcstiicld
while here for the Grange installation.
Miss Marion Webster visited Miss
pcrsis Washer in Greenfield Saturday
and heard the musical comedy. Mary
Members of the Boys Brigade received
cards from W. G. Roberts, who is in
Caribou in the northern part of Maine
this week.
Mrs Ncttic Gilbert . is substituting
this week at the East Mortified pri-
mary school for Miss Athcrton. who has
Il severe cold.
The monthly social of Mrs. A. G
N~Ndv's SUNDAY school class will be
held with Mrs. f. f. Howard Friday aft
ernoon, Jan. y.
The speaker at Mount Hermon and a
Mortified seminary next Sunday il
William G. Thayer, principal of st
Marx $ school of Southboro. Mass.
Mrs. Alexander Dunn of Cambridge
port came Wednesday to visit her sis
Ter. Mrs. +. i. pullen, who is i'll at thu
home of her daughter. Mrs. Leavis
Mrs. Ambert G. Moody and Mrs. L
II. Smith are in Boston attending ,
monthly meeting of the Womcn's Boar'
at Foreign Missions of the Congregn
tonal society.
Mrs. George T. Thompson and son
Robert are visiting at the home of he
father, w. L. Kinsman. in Shelburn
Falls. Mrs. Rollo Kinsman is caring
for her family during her absence.
The Making of a Locomotive is tn
subject of the picture for the Boys
brigade Friday night This conclude
the course on the Worlds Great Indus
tries. The pictures beginning Feb.
will be on, The Great Out of Doors.
Mildred Mae Eddy of Proctorsvilc
VT and j. 6. Auburn Harivel of Port
land, Me-. were married at Cavendish
Vt. Jan. 49, The bride has been en-
ployed at Mortified hotel several year
and is niece of Frank Il. Head. Nj
IIarivcl is u former IIcrmon man.
Frederick Durham died suddenly il
Ogdcnsburg, ~ u. while travelling Jan
Is. His home is in Saratoga lie is
cousin of Mrs c, G. Stearns, Mrs. {
II. Webster and their brothers and sis
tees. His mother is known by Severa
in,this town.
The Board of Trade held meetin
Tuesday. Jan, Il, and elected the TO
lowing officers: Pres. q. l.. Thompson
sec. Merritt Skilton treas, +. w. Han
ness; auditor, II. G. IIolton; executiv
committee, H. O. Clapp, $. II. Walker
\. l.. Fit, Arthur Lyman.
The Farmers Cooperative Exchang
met nj q. J.. Thompsons Saturday af
crnoon for their annual meeting. TIL
officers elected are Pres. l.. G. Nun
cf Gin: vice pres, G. 4. Parker clerl
G. u. Thompson : treas. l.. O. Clapp
directors. G. A. Ware, l.. o. Clapp,
&. Mum, c. a. Parker and l.. a. Pc
lemlls
Nine Of the citizens of Mortified al
meeting to form an orchestra. Tuesda
evenings they meet at the home of 81
perintendent of Schools Il. j. Bes
Those IN the orchestra are: Violin
Miss Marion Webster. +. w. Harness
Alexander Pearson; flute, Mr.. Thoma
CHI; French horn, Perry Best viol
H. j best cello, Mrs. Josephine We
,ifnr; piano. Miss Olive Morgan. !
purpose is for mutual benefit and plea
llrc. J. W. Field will play the drum
and cyInbals at the future recitals eat
Tuesday.
William Piper, 80, died suddenly {
Norihhcld Mountain Friday night aft
several weeks illness with asthma. l.
was y son of the late Mr.. and MI
Frank Piper who lived most of the
lives in the village of Mortified Alou
tain. lie was twice married. Ro
Shcphardson was his first wife, WI
lived six years. His second wife, who
he divorced, was Glare Fuller of B'