Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-22

farm Implements. The buildings were
insured, but there was no insurance on
the contents. The Chadziks are Greeks
and are thrifty onion and cucumber rails
ers. All were in the fields when the fire
was discovered.
II. ii. Parker has returned from New
York city.
Frank Head is recovering and is now
able to sit up in bed
Mrs. Martha Gillett returned Tuesday
from her tour of Europe.
The cottages on Elm avenue have
been wired for electricity.
Mrs. A. ]. Phillips is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. s. Il. Walker.
Paul Williams went to Providence
Friday to enter Brown university.
Mrs. Bessie White leaves Saturday
for Dobbs Ferry, n. Y, for the year.
Miss Clara Piper of Laurel Park was
a guest at +. NJ. Morgans last week.
Henry Atkinson went Friday to
Princeton university for the four year
course.
Mrs. Ella Eames of Brattleboro is
guest of her sister, Mrs. X. w. Wood
bury.
Clifford Field has begun laying the
foundations of his new house on Main
street.
Mrs. Clark of Chester, VT, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. {. X. Lewis, and
family.
Mrs. Charles Baxter is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Jesse Drumm, in Pittsiield
for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Witte are at their
residence here after spending the sum
mer at Sunapee alike.
Miss Clarissa Morgan returned to
Simmons college last Friday to pursue
her course in home economies.
Miss Betty Moore is visiting friends
in New York city, Philadelphia, German
town and Atlantic City for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Fox went to
Springfield Wednesday to remain over
the weekend and attend the Exposition.
". r. Moody was the speaker at
Mount Hermon school Sunday morning
and at Mortified seminary for the YES
per service.
Prof. |. j. Lawrence of Mount llermon
will teach singing at the high school and
the grades of Mortified and East North
field.
Mrs. II. II. Philbrck and Junior re-
turned from Gloucester last Friday. Or.
Philbrick came from Camp Devens Mon
day.
Joseph Galloen of Springfield is pre-
scription clerk at the drug store OF Al
vim George while he is away on his va
cation.
Mrs. Letitia Dillon and daughter.
GLADYS, have moved to New York from
the Day house, where they lived two
years. -.
Mrs. C. C. Stockbridge and Miss
Fanny Stockbridge went to Springfield
Saturday to visit Mrs. Seryna Blodgett
and family.
Miss Susan Lawrence has recovered
sufficiently from her recent illness to go
to the home of her cousin, Miss Ina Mer-
riman forsa visit.
Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy. who bought the
furniture in the house of Miss Mary
Pomeroy, has had it taken to her place
in South Deerfeld.
Glenwood avenue is being repaired.
The street ia being widened four feet,
which necessitates blasting and much
filling in with gravel.
A delegation of 30 members from the
local chapter of Eastern Star attended
I'm official visitation of Arcana chapter
of Greenfield Monday night.
George Holton, DR.. Richard l1olton
and Miss Marion Holton left by auto
mobile the first of the week on trip to
the White mountains for week.
George Morse has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has had treatment for
asthma. He owns the former George
Stevens place on the Erving road.
Mrs. F. T. Pallam and daughter Eliza
beth, left Friday for ,Croggsville on Cape
Cod, where they will be guests of Mrs.
+. w. Pattison and children two weeks.
The seniors of the high school gave
frankfurt and marshmallow roast to
the other classes of the high school
on Strowbrdge street Saturday evening
Miss Marion Webster gave an account
of the conference at the Isle of Shoals
at meeting of the Young Peoples Re
lgious Union of Bernardston Sunday
evening.
Mrs C. p. Bufrum spent the first of
the,% week in Springfield Mr.. Buiium
and father, +. b. Buffum, went by auto
mobile to Boston the first of the week
on business.
The Grange will hold its annual fair
in the town hall Oct. and 5. l.. O.
Clapp is chairman of the general com
mittee and will announce the programs
in few days.
Mrs. Frank Green and son, Bigelow
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL
Parker several days. They spent the
summer in A1onhegan, Me-, and are re-
turning to New York.
Miss Civil and her nephews, Atkins
and Edo Civil, have returned from
Coeyman, n. Y, where they spent the
summer and are in the apartment va
Gated by Mrs. Sharrocks.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver w. Hammond
and son, on their return trip from
Maine spent several days with theil
aunt, Mrs w. ii. Waite. They returned
to New Haven Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Rice, Miss Elizabeth Rice
and Mrs. Bliss of Washington, ID. C.
who has been their guest, We're called
suddenly. to Washington Saturday by
the serious illness of their sister, Mrs
Stickney.
Jay Newton of Wallingford, Vt, dice
Sunday at the hospital in Rutland, VI.
after several weeks illness. He was {
brother of Mrs. Il. f. Howard of this
town. Mr. and Mrs. Howard and fam
lily went to the funeral which was helc
Tuesday
Mrs. c. II. Webster and Miss Marion
Webster attended the wedding Of Mrs
Florence Carpenter of Winchester ant
George Cutler of Amherst in Winches
State of Ohio. City OF Toledo,
Lucas County. ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that no
Is senior partner of the firm of F. ].