Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-23

town, Mass, TO accompany home his
daughter, Miss Doris, who will spend
the summer at home.
Mrs. Emma Persons and sister, Mrs.
Livermore, of Atbol, Mass, have been
spending several days at Mrs. Persons's
home in Harmonyville.
ii. G. Benson, road commissioner, is
laying out the state money for perma-
nent highway work, beginning at Frank
Palmer's and going north.
julius Coin of New York city is
boarding with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Hawkins. and is employed in
o. Il. Dauchy attended commence
ment at the University of Vermont
last week his daughter. Miss Marguer-
ito Dauchy being one of the graduating
class.
On the closing of the village schools
the town library will return TO the for
mer schedule, being open Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings and Friday after
noon from to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Webster of Hud-
son Falls, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kirkpatrick of Glens Falls. N.
T., were guests at A. j. S. Duketts
for the weekend.
News has been received that the state
fire marshal will not sanction the use
of a moving picture machine in the town
hall without standard booth unless
non-inhamable films arc used, and it is
very rarely that such films are used.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Barry enter
tanned an automobile load of guests at
their home Friday. including Mr.. Barry's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Barry of
Saxtons River, Mrs. Walter Roider and
SON of Bainbridge, N. v, an aunt, Mrs,
Mary Webb of Montpelier. and cousin
Mrs. Helen Anderson of Idaho.
An auction of household goods will
be held at the home of w. Nj. Sparks
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Sparks and
family will move Monday to Brattle-
boro where Mr. Sparks has had EN-.
ployment for some time. All are sorry
to have this family leave town, where
for many years both Mr.. and Mrs
Sparks have been among the most public
spirited helpers.
A Children's day service entitled The
Lords Prayer was presented in the
Congregational church Sunday under
the direction of Mrs. Paul Bohnc. The
words of the prayer were sung by Mrs
Margaret Oakles and Rotations. songs
etc, were interspcrsed by the children
to interpret and emphasize the meaning
of the phrases.
nj JiC nlctJlHE VI lllc
of Leland and Gray seminary June Ii
these officers were elected: Pres, Henry
Bond of Brattleboro; vice pres, +. l.
Osgood; I'd vice pres, L. T. Landman
of South Londonderry; sec, +. w. Wat
son; treas, G.. w. Cutler prudential
com, L. B. Batchelder, j. II. Ware, II. d
Phillips; collector, L. Fl. Allbee; invest
ing COM, c. w. Cutler E. b. Batchel
der. j. II. Ware; auditor. G. S. Mills
Rev. w. H. hobbs was elected trustee
in place of Rev. c. w. Bishop. who has
, moved from town. +. II. Allbee, who
has been secretary number of years
declined reelection G. S. Hopkins, r
ID. Phillips and o. B. Dauchy were re
elected trustees.
The graded schools closed Friday, the
pupils in both rooms enjoying picnics
Mrs. May Phillips's classes going tc
Hastings Grove and the primary chill
dren and teacher, Miss Carlotta Law
renee, to Maple grove. Both school,
were served ice-cream and cake. Three
pupils had perfect attendance through
the year, Winifred Lawrence and Car
roll Bridges, primary, and Raymond
Bardwell, grammar Roger Bardwel
received the prize of flower guide 70,
the largest number of wild flowers col
lected during dse term, l5l varieties
Caroline Cate way 4 close second witt
l39. James Boutelle received priz,
of bird chart for the highest marking
in arithmetic in Mrs. Phillips's room.