Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-14

II. hobbs, Mrs. l.. j. Parker Mrs. f..
G. Cutler, Mrs. Il. X. Phillips. Other
committees appointed are: lcc-cream,
Miss Pearl Thayer, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
hobbs. Mrs. Kiddcr; aprons, Mrs. Cut
Ter, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Lawrence I;
fancy work, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Waite,
Mrs. Greenwood; bcdquilt, Mrs. Stone !;
Heath. Mrs. Wright; food table, Mrs.
Sparks, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Potter, Mrs.
Snyrc. Mrs. Marsh; candy. Mrs. Il. r..
Phillips. Miss Eunce Heath, Mrs. III. H..
Franklin. All women interested in the
BAPTIST church are urged to make dona-
tons for the sale without further solici-
tation.
Fred Livermore lost his horse from
illness Saturday.
Clifford Sherman of East Dover Wis
tied, his sister, Mrs. Lauren Pike last
week.
Miss Amelia IIobcrt visited friends in
Greenfield, Mass, from Thursday to
PROF. d. G. Smythe will come
Wednesday to spend the summer vaca-
ton at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Concord,
y. H.. were guests Sunday mt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. IL. Franklin.
Miss Grace Pike of Springfield, Mass,
has been spending several days at the
home of her brother, Lauren Pike.
Misses Abbic and Florence Follctt Of
Weston have been visiting at the home
Of their sister. Mrs. Matte Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S Squires and Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. :. Dukett went for Il
camping trip to Stratton eyer the
week END.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. L. Osgood went Sat
urday to the home of their son, NJ.
Park Osgood in White River Junction
for a few days vacation
MIR. and Mrs. j. S. Wright are enter
taining his brother, wife, and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Michigan The
family made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. A. l.. Howe of West Townshcnd
visited her sister, Mrs. IL. II. Frank
lin. Sunday Their mother, Mrs. Emma
Clark. returned home with her for a
visit.
George Could of East Dover visited
his granddaughter, Mrs. Lauren Pike
and family recently. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Pike took him to Amherst, Mass, by
automobile. where he will visit.
Little Althca Dukctt is spending sew
Erdport. remaining after her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. $. Dukctt, had
pcnt the Fourth there at their former
home.
\. W. Barry is recovering slowly from
he effects of serious injuries to his right
arm and shoulder caused by a fall six
weeks ago. lie is gradually recovering
the use of his arm but is as yet unable
to do steady work. lie is under the
care of DR.. J. +. Hair.
\ ball game on the local grounds be-
tween the town team and a team from
Chester resulted in a score of ) to in
rownshcnd'S favor Saturday afternoon.
The town team recognized mt a meet
.ng Monday evening and "CoXey' Law
renee was appointed manager.
At II recent meeting of the village
community club the subject of an Old
Home day to be held in August was
proposed and the following committee
appointed fOr.Ii arrangements D.. H.
Ware. W. II. Taft. G. IL. Willard, to-
gcther with the four officers of the club
The village has been thoroughly can
vassod for Chautauqua season tickets
Turing the past week with good success.
The children, especially, are looking
forward with cagcrncss to this season :
events and their costume parade on
Thursday evening, which is the open
ing night.
Mrs, F.. T. Randall was called Satur-
lay to South IIadley. Mass. by the
'cath of her father. O. \. Wilkinson
Ills death occurred Friday, exactly one
week from the death OF her husband ,,
father. Moses Randall, and the two fu
ncrals were each on Sunday. just one
week apart
Five members of Orchard Woman,
Relief corps from this village attendc,
the meeting at Ncwfanc Saturday aft
prnoon. Several visitors from Scdg
wick post, G. \. r.. of Brattleboro
were present, also members of Sedgwicl
Relief corps. Patriotic readings wer,
given and refreshments were served.
MIR. and Mrs. George Walker OF Cam
bridgeport and Mrs. Anne (l1ishcr
# Jcilner Hills. Fla, We're callers a
'h' home of Mrs. Matte Turner Sun
day. July .. Mrs. Dunton was siste
of the late William Fisher of Town
shcnd and was born and lived when
"hild on The farm now owned by Mrs
Turner. She had not visited her OLE
hcme for over forty years.
Mrs. Henry l.. Strong of Hartford
Conn, is q guest Mt the home of Mr.,
d. G.. Smythc. Many will rcmcmbe
with interest the two Siamese youn
people who spent several weeks her
with Mrs. Strong seven years ago. Mr.
| Tay, after graduating from Harvard col
legc. married and has returned to Sian
where he holds a high position under tn
government. The girl, Wan Perishs
also has returned to Siam to hav
charge of large hospital She grad
uatcd from the Stamford Conn, hospita
and took training in the most moder
methods of surgery in several othe
cities. Mrs. Strong's brother has charg
of an English school in Siam and froi
time to time young people DESTROYS of a
education in American schools hay
been sent TO be under her chaperanag'
She has at present five Samese girl
under her charge.
Several members of the America
Legion, including Col. Hvland of Ru
land County Adiutant Tidd, the con
mnndcr of the post and other Brattl'
horo members were in town Monday eve
ming to assist in organizing a Lcgio
post in this town. As the date of til
meeting was not generally known anon
the service men here not large deleg;
tcn was present. \ temporary organ
izatiOn was formed, however with III
following officers: Commander, r. W
Phillips: S. V. c.. G. A. Lawson; .
V. c., j. A. Cherry: chaplain, A. {
Cutler; adiutant, G. w. Barry; finanC
officer, Leon Bruce; sergeant-at-arm
Leon Grape. Several committees ais
were appointed. Another meeting wi
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