Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-30

leaving town this week with their house
hold goods for Medford, Mass, where
her husband has secured position.
Dwight II. Smith of Putney was in
town Saturday. His sister, Mrs. Walter
Howe, returned home with him for the
weekend. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton Smith of Brattlcboro, came
Sunday to bring her home. returning
Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Russell and grandsons,
Russell and William Macdonald. went
to Brattleboro, where the boys had III, d.
ical treatment. Russell had an operation
on his nose, which was followed by q
severe hcmorrhage. William had adcnoids
removed.
A very interesting and instructive
meeting was held Mt the town hall Tues
day to demonstrate the several uses of
the kimono apron pattern and samples
of dress patterns shown. The meeting
was in charge of Mrs. Harry III. Fox
who was assisted by Mrs. Jones.
The two barns on the Frank Boyd
place, also known as the old Butterfcl
place, located in the south part of tn
town and owned by Fred Ward, were de
stroyed by fire late Sunday afternoon to.
gether with large quantity of farming
implements and 500 worth of lumber.
In response to an invitation from the
about GO members of Victory Grange OF
Wilmington attended the meeting OF
North River Grange Tuesday evening and
furnished the program, the Jacksonville
order furnishing the supper. A delight.
full evening was spent.
At the Chidren's day exercises at the
Univcrsalist Sunday school last Sunday
there was good attendance, and an in
tcresting program was given, including
St,.t inI ,.r;,I al, 4
school, responsive reading, prayer by the
pastor, rccitations, exercises by groups
flag drill, and remarks by Rev. Mr.
Bisscll.
AT the Baptist church Sunday a post.
poned Children's day service took the
place of the regular morning preaching
service. The program included: Songs
responsive reading. invocation by the pas
tor, Rotations, exercises, remarks by the
pastor, Rev. \. a. Wood. Notwithstand
ing the thunder shower in the morning
the day proved pleasant and 147 persons
attended the service
The men in the employ of the Power
Construction company, accompanied by
their wives or swecthearts, left Whining
ton by automobile early Saturday morn
ing to attend the fifth annual field day
held by the company for their employees
which was held at Brookside park, neal
Athol Mass. As the day was fine they
had most enjoyable trip, and INDUCED
in games and sports the winners in tn,
contests being rewarded by the presenta
ton of substantial prizes. The party re
| turned home late that night, tired, but
feeling that the day had been we'll spent
On Monday evening members of the
philathea class and the Sunshine circl,
OF the Baptist Sunday school gathered al
the home of Mrs. Warren Batcheldcr ant
rendered a happy surprise to Mrs. Gcorg
ana Duvall, as a farewell to her befor,
she leaves for her new home in Medford
Mass. Mrs. Duvall was member of tn,
philathea class before becoming teacher
OF the Sunshine circle. She will be msse,
greatly by both classes, also in the worl
OF the Christian Endcavor society. and il
the community in general as she has mad,
for herself a large circle of friends durin,
her stay here.