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


Harry Hilton has bought new Ford
carl Williamss cat caught weasel
Tuesday.
Deacon George Coombs is in Brattlc-
boro visiting relatives.
Mrs. Herbert French finished her
school in Landgrove last Friday.
The steel ceiling for the living room of
the Baptist parsonage has arrived.
Ruth Carleton is visiting her grand
mother Mrs Gardner, in Jamaica.
Meredith and Bculah Carleton are WIS.,
iting the Cartoons in Windham.
Major Il. X. Campbell has been visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. Abbie Ramsdel.
Ruth Smith, oldest daughter of Nelson
Smith, died of pneumonia Wednesday.
Alrs Luclla Hayward is at s. l.. Ran
dal's, i'll and under the doctors care.
The Ladies' Aid society meets Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Minnie a. Tyler
school last Sunday The collection was
$3.50.
Mrs Kate Blandcn and daughter hnve
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Addie
| IIulett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peter Chase of
ludlow have been in town recently visit
| ing friends.
| Grin Sparks of Weston has been visit
! ing at the home of his son, Harry Sparks,
/ few days.
Mrs Jane Barnard, who has been stay
|! ing at Ernest Davis's, is now cared for
by Mrs. W. L. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Martin and
| tins sister, Mrs Emma Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Staples of Spring
field (Yt.) have been visiting their paro
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A. Dudley.
Fred Falger of Hampton, Va, is visit
ing his old comradc, Col. II. A. Dudley
They were members of the same company
in the Civil war
The West River Odd Fellows lodge has
received II box from the grand lodge con
tanning several robes, regalia and other
things used in the lodge.
Mrs. Helen Clayton of Bennington has
been here a week making preparations for
her auction which was held Monday. Mrs.
Clayton stayed at Ben Mehuron's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor STYLES have re-
lected furniture for their home in ia
maica. They will begin housekeeping
soon.
Minnie Mallory, Lorraine Millington
Ella Cummings, June Howard and Lyle
Cone are in Saxtons River attending the
session of religious education for this
week
NJ. J. Hapgood bought the old sawmill
adjoining the grist mill at auction Satur-
day. he is considering repairing it. 1t
is sincerely hoped that he will for it is
an unsightly place in the center of the
village.
Mrs. George Clough and Mrs. ]. F..
klerce have returned from visit to their
sister, Mrs. Arthur jackson, in Buring-
ton. They went to attend the graduation
of their niece, Miss Leone Jackson, from
burlington high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Babineau and
son of Greenfield, Mass. came Sunday to
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Works. Walter Babineau and son brought
thenpin their car, returning the same day.
Mrs Babineau and little son are spending
a few days here.
After its regular meeting Friday night,
the Relief corps had Flag day exercises,
1t being the nearest meeting to that date.
An entertainment followed, consisting Of
vocal solos, Rotations, quartet selection.
and remarks by Major Campbell a Civil
war veteran. Mrs. Alice Parker, the corps
president, presented sum of money to
the Legion and Sons of Veterans for flags.
Refreshments We're served ''''''' "''" q
On June % Rebckah birthday party
tor members whose birthdays were in
April. May and June was held at the
close OF the regular meeting. Eleven were
present who had had birthdays during
those months The program consisted of
| selections on G. G. Smiths victroa,
which he kindly loaned the lodge for the
| evening. and rectations. f. A. Melendy.
the only man in the circle, cut the birth
day cake, which was an elegant angel
| cake made by Mrs. Fred Vale. Other
cakes and ice-cream were served.
The Relief corps gave a pleasant sur
! prise party Monday night to their past
president, Mrs. Della Cummings. on her
67th birthday at the home of her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Herbert Ramsdell Mrs. Cum
mlngs was taken for an automobile ride
and on arriving at her daughters home
was much surprised to find II members
OF the society assembled A sum of
money, including $40 gold piece, was
presented her. Her granddaughter, Mrs.
| Herbert French, made an immense birth
day cake-it had to be immense for 81
candles decorated the top. Besides the
cake saitines, cocoa and candy were
| served.