Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-10-20

two sons of Springfield, Mass, were at
Fred Vel or's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Denison of Gin
cinnatti. lOhin, were guests last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. lIolton.
William y. Leonard of Accord, Mass,
visited with his brother. Frederick Leon
ard from Wednesday to Friday.
Watcr Abel and Miss Edith Collins
of la ytford. Conn, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Packard for a visit
Miss Adcia Barrows returned home
Sueday after spending several weeks
with the Tricky fnmily Mt Tilton.
Mr. nm j Mrs. Jason Knight and daugh-
ter. Mild ,ed. Of Warner, \. H.. visited
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Lamb Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb and Mr..
and Mrs. ,1oscph Stuart of Springfield,
Mass, were, ut John lambs Sunday.
The UniNersnlist Ladies' society will
| serve Il hash. supper in the vcetrv of the
/ church Thur doy, Oct. 2G, ot 6 o'clock.
/ Mir and Ni.s c. r. Weed and Mr.. end
/ Mrs ElVood Weed made u trim to the
| white mounio,ins Oct. f3, returning
! Oc;. -.
Mr.. and Ms. Albert Lantz and two
children went 10 Sunderland Sunday
A4s laHtz VIII Jcmain week with Nrs.
.Hmn. NWuor
a farewell reception viii be given
Rev and Mrs. i. IL Sargent in the Con
| grpgatinral VC2trv Tuesday. Oct. 2i An
invitation is extended to all townspco-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. Mrs Victor Christ
cnscn. Phyllis and Charles Christensen
aud Miss Hood ut Chester. Conn. were
guests at Francis Stricklaud'- over sun
day.
Mrs. Grace wellington entertained
Irf,,.,,. TT1oro,,Cn C-bo ,liottyt,o Of
North Berwick. Ne. from Friday to
Sunday
Next sunday evening At T o'clock
stcroop;icon views on Nryioo will be-
shown at the Congregational church.
meeting that night.
The Missionary society viii meet at the
home of Mrs. Ezra Pike Friday afternoon
Oct %. ut . o'clock Automobiles viii
be at the Congregational church NJ 2i5
o'clock to takr I'll who wish to attend.
Nr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Ncal and son.
, Uniorvlle. Conn. for Saturday and Sun
lay. Mr. Higginson went with them as
far rs South Manchester
Miss Margaret Dale. formerly or this
town. died in RT0ttlCbCro oct. 13 The
funeral services were held at st. Mich
rcl's Catholic church in Rrattlchoro sun
/ dav at I o'clock. Burial was in North
, field. Macs.
Mrs Josephine Rouchcr has bought
from Walter I. Todd tho stone black
smith shop conducted by Clayton Stan
IS cliff and the cottage house occupied by
Elwood Weed. She viii move into the
! house soon.
! Miss May Wheeler and Frank Clarov.
! both of this town. were married in Ches-
torfad ny Rev. G. T.. Sewage at the par
T. sonago SUNDAY. Oct. 10 They will live
1 T., TJirc1o1p Mr. C1orav IS pmulovnd q I
G ITinsdac Inn.
u The Uinsdalp WOman's club met with
) Mrs w. n. Pike Tuesday. Mrs Francis
!. Strickland read IN interesting paper on.
y CHANGING Ideals of the HouSckoeper.
:, Mrs Belle Cate sang several pleasing So
u lcctions. Refreshments were served by
!. the hostess.
4 Curtis Dctour from Marine hospital
). Ellis Island, y. y. Robert Detour from
4 tho naval radio station at Deer Island
+ Mass. and Miss Viola and Walter Dc
y tour of Everott. Mass. visited their
- grandmother. Mrs. Mary Detour, from
~ Wednesday to Sunday.
o. William Spring son of Mr.. and Mrs
d Joseph Spring. was injured Oct -
3, while getting out Of car before il
D., stonrcd. lie was bruised about the head
So hat he lost his clearrcss of mind fol
, short time. He is recovering. npvcrthP
~ logs. from what might have been n more
:. serious accident.
Miss NJ. J. Barron, Red Cross nurse
Il took Jennie Bishop to the C'ildrcn'f
! hospital in Boston FRIDAY, where she
Z | viii ho treated f0r curvature Of the SHINE
~. fannie has hccn suffering from the effects
OF infantilN paralysis the past five wears
q aud II is greatly hoped that the treat
! meut which she is TO undergo VIII holt
her ,oa il has helped others Miss Barron
and jennie came home Monday evening